Devin Butz was the match medalist on Tuesday as Triad’s boys golf team topped West Jefferson, 201-221. Butz led all golfers in the field by carding a 47. Other Cardinal scores were Cole Pond and Payton Oyer-each with a 50 and Jalen Nott-54. Panthers win Fairbanks’ boys defeated West Liberty, 152-189. Travis Brake and Seth Payne tied for top honors with scores of 36. They were followed by Andrew Crowe-39, Alex Crowe-41 and Logan Bocsy-42. Lady Cardinals fall Triad’s girls slipped to 2-5 in the Ohio Heritage Conference with a 231-232 setback to Greenon. Joni Russell led the Lady Cardinals…
Author: Marysville Journal-Tribune
Marysville’s varsity volleyball squad upped its record to 5-6 on Tuesday by sweeping Westland. MHS won the match by scores of 25-23, 25-15, 25-18. The Lady Monarchs combined for 31 kills on the night and were led by Alyssa Codner with nine. Rhiannon Gossett tallied six, Madison Fluharty contributed five and Carys Gossett and Kaitlyn DeLauter each added four. Peyton Ingle and Sarah Peterson each had 15 assists. “Strong defense and serve receive were contributing factors in the victory,” said head coach Bethany Bentz. Maddie Busch led the Monarchs on defense with 16 digs, while Morgan Shick tallied 11. “We…
According to Plain City Police Department reports: An officer responded to the area of East Main Street and South Chillicothe Street in reference to a non-injury crash at 9:49 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 27. Upon arrival, the officer learned that Sean Donovan was traveling westbound on East Main Street in a blue Hyundai. Donovan’s vehicle struck the passenger side of a tan Ford Crown Victoria which was already in the southbound turn lane. Donovan was issued a citation for reasonable control and his vehicle was secured at the scene. Donovan said he would change the flat tire the following day and…
Plain City’s pool hosted its annual pooch paddle Monday evening. The dog swim serves as the pool’s final event for the season. Officials say the village park will remain open for campers through the end of November. Plain City Parks and Recreation will hold a Chalk Art Festival from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Sept. 14, in the village Uptown. (Photo submitted)
The Union County Master Gardeners are partnering with Dawes Arboretum of Newark to host the second part in a series on monarch butterflies. “Save the Monarchs!” attendees will learn how to help save monarch butterflies from their own backyards. The program will feature teachings on how to establish habitats for mature monarchs, how to rear monarch caterpillars and how to participate in a long-term citizen science program to monitor their populations. The program will be held Saturday, September 14 at 10 a.m.-noon in the Buckeye Room in the Union County Agricultural Center, 18000 State Route 4 in Marysville. To…
The Marysville High School Class of 1959 celebrated their 60th class reunion on August 16 and 17. The group attended the bicentennial celebration and enjoyed a gathering of food and friends at Carol and Bob Whitman’s home. Pictured from left to right are, in the front row: Becky Morelock Zeren, Linda Sherwood Fowler, Virginia Collier Buell, Laura Spring Federmeyer, Ann Baldridge Wright, Carolyn Reed Keigley, Louise Hoopes Gordon, Carol Anderson Whitman, Beverly Brush Spelman, Janet Bakes Wood and Susan Nicol Dellinger; in the back row are: Paul Schwartz, Pat Barton Colvin, Carol Garlinghouse Sexton, Bill Roades, Jim Burson, Carol Clifford…
Drug paraphernalia – Marcus E.W. Conley, Mt. Victory, $150 fine, $98 costs. Speeding – Adam L. Conley, Conover, $58 fine, $85 costs. Stop sign – Patrice M. Saniel-Banrey, Ostrander, $58 fine, $85 costs. Speeding – Robert H. Quinn, 138 Connelly St., $58 fine, $85 costs. OL forfeit – Ashley N. Landon, Richwood, $600 fine, $173 costs. Speeding – Tammy S. Palte, Louisville, KY, $58 fine, $85 costs. Speeding – Mark Crawford, Columbus, $58 fine, $85 costs. Speeding – Courtney A. Ames, Bellefontaine, $58 fine, $85 costs. Speeding – River M. Kniola, Grove City, $58 fine, $85 costs. Speeding – Achraf…
9-4 Merle Redmond
According to Marysville Police Department reports: Jason Alexander Winters, 24, of Elkin, North Carolina was arrested for driving while under the influence of alcohol and driving under suspension on U.S. 36 at Square Drive at 1:54 a.m. on Friday. Jeffrey M. McClure, 39, of Hemlock Drive was arrested for domestic violence in the 100 block of Hemlock Drive at 7:01 p.m. on Friday. Police responded to a report of towing requirements in the 2000 block of Shetland Street at 7:58 a.m. on Friday. Reports indicate the vehicle was parked with expired registration and BMV requested the license plates. Police responded…
Fail reg dog – Lucas D. Griffey, Richwood, $55 fine, $88 costs. Fail control dog – Lucas D. Griffey, Richwood, $55 fine, $88 costs. Underage consumption – Gage Larrick, 295 West Fifth St., Apt 54, $300 fine, $120 costs, 30 days jail susp. Speeding – Hanan M. Dawood, Columbus, dismissed, traffic diversion program completed, $143 costs. Seat belt – Frank Jones, Columbus, $30 fine, $91 costs. Traffic light – Krista L. Sheldon, Richwood, $58 fine, $85 costs. Speeding – Aref N. Althaher, Westerville, dismissed, traffic diversion program completed, $143 costs. Speeding – Scott A. Ellis, Hilliard, $58 fine, $85 costs.…
Dear Editor, Marysville has a feral cat problem. This is not new information or even earth shattering, but the fact that our city leaders refuse to acknowledge and address the challenge is. After trying to deal with it for several years, I contacted the city two years ago and was told they didn’t know there were feral cats in Marysville. I shared the trouble we experience in our neighborhood: multiple litters born each spring, pungent odor of cats, absence of natural wildlife (such as chipmunks and rabbits) and the takeover of personal outdoor space, to name a few. They thanked…
For several years, we have been advocating term limits for members of Congress. It has been the subject of debate for decades. Although there have been efforts to implement limits, they have all been unsuccessful. There have been some positive moves in this direction. The most important one was passage of the 22nd Amendment to the Constitution in 1951 that limits the nation’s President to two terms. Also, a number of states have approved some degree of limitations on the number of terms for their legislators and governors. Currently there is a bill in the House proposing term limits, introduced…
Memorial Day is a rather somber, reflective holiday. It is a time to honor those who died while serving in the American Armed Forces. Organizations and individuals decorate the graves of deceased military service men and women with American Flags to commemorate their lives. Over the 200 years since Marysville was founded (and 199 since Union County’s beginning), many local soldiers have died in the various wars while serving their country. They were all brave, but none braver than Capt. John L. “Blackie” Porter, and Sgt. Harold Neibler, who both died in December of 1943, while flying a mission to…
May’s senior of the month is Jacob Nicol. Jacob is the son of Marty and Amy Nicol of Marysville. He has been involved in Football, Basketball, National Honor Society and FFA. He is a member of Hickory Grove United Baptist Church and is employed at Scheiderer Farms Greenhouse. After graduation he plans to attend the University of Toledo and major in Nursing. When asked what advice he has for the underclassmen, he replied, “Do what is right and enjoy every bit of it.”
Panthers Pause staff members pictured, from left to right, are, Lexi Murray, Grace Koenig, Livvy Bellas, Marissa Fornadel, Ayden Adams, Gracie Tomblin, Michaela Writesel and Kate White. (Photo submitted) –––– AP Biology By Kate White As the school year is winding down and both students and teachers are preparing for exams, the AP Biology class is having fun with some sweet labs. Most recently, Mrs. Crystal Tebbe and her AP class completely a botany unit, learning about different types of plants, including fruits. As a way to reward her hard working seniors as they are nearing the end of high…