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The north-south alley between Fifth and Sixth streets in Marysville’s Uptown is closed while the city makes improvements to the alley as well as the east-west alley that connects it to Plum Street. Th...

The Fairbanks Middle School National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) recently provided snacks for nursing departments of Memorial Hospital and comfort blankets for patients. NJHS members focus on the five...

A pair of Columbus men have been arrested, charged with skimming credit card information. Officers from the Grove City Division of Police detained two Cuban nationals, Sandy Curbelo, 33, and Hildel Re...

Those looking for a pot of gold were treated to a burst of color Wednesday. This rainbow, as seen from U.S. 33, crossed the sky near the exit to Route 36 in Marysville. (Journal-Tribune photo by Mac C...

Developers are asking for a TIF to redevelop the Marysville Plaza on West Fifth Street. If approved, the former Kroger site will become the home to 240 apartments and three additional commercial out-l...

The Mental Health and Recovery Board of Union County hosted its Youth Services Summit on Wednesday at the Avalon Theatre in Marysville. The event offered a “crisis academy” for social workers, school ...

Andrew Green and Alexander Aldamen from North Union were traveling in a white 2008 Toyota Corolla with 16-year-old driver Justin Bailey when the vehicle struck a red 2019 Subaru Outback then hit a bri...

Approximately $39-$40 million will be invested in the U.S. 33/Route 161/Post Road interchange. A depiction of the proposed project, including the creation of a shared-use path for pedestrians, is show...

The North Union Board of Education broke its silence about solar farms, but it didn’t say much. The topic of solar farms was a discussion item on the meeting agenda Monday night, but the board did not...

Marysville Council member Henk Berbee wants to make sure the city gets out ahead of rising fuel costs, at least as far as it could impact street paving for the summer season. At Monday’s city council ...

Marysville High School sophomore Mallory Huffman’s oil painting of a self-portrait earned her top 25 honors in the 2022 Ohio Governor’s Youth Art Exhibition. (Photo submitted) A Marysville High School...

A giant fan produces wind at the new Honda Automotive Laboratories of Ohio facility at Transportation Research Center Inc. The fan is more than 26 feet across with 12 hollow carbon fiber blades. The f...

Deputies from the Union County Sheriff’s Office responded to the intersection of Neel Road and Route 4 in Richwood for a report of a cement mixer truck in a ditch at 8:17 a.m. Monday. According to the...

Despite popular belief, where drivers stop to fill up their gas tanks does not impact how much motor fuel tax revenue areas receive. Revenues from motor vehicle fuel and use tax are distributed among ...

Honda officials, along with local, state and national officials, gathered Monday at the Traffic Research Center in East Liberty to open a $124-million, 110,000-square foot wind tunnel facility. The fa...

Turbo Accordion Express, comprised of Ken Nicol and Mary Drake, will perform at the Marysville High School on Thursday, May 24. (Photo submitted) Editor’s note: The following information was provided ...

The Marysville Board of Education has weighed in on the solar farm issue, but its official stance did not come without dissent. The board voted 4-1 Thursday night to affirm its preference for the Unio...

These ballistic vests and helmets, along with nearly two dozen more, are set to be sent to the Ukrainian military to help with its fight against Russia. Last week, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine asked law enfo...

The National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) at Fairbanks Middle School has supported the Union County Chapter of Project Linus for several years by making tie blankets for children who have experienced i...

Like most other drivers, Bruce Spurlock is feeling the pinch of higher gas prices. While filling his car at the Marathon Gas station on Allenby Drive, Spurlock simply shook his head and said the price...

A Bucyrus man with a history of mental illness and drug abuse is in Tri-County Regional Jail, held without bond after allegedly attempting to break into a home. Harley Spencer Swartz, 28, whose court ...

Union County Health Department officials said the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic locally can be viewed through four distinct surges, each highlighted in a different color on the chart of case counts...

In a reconsideration of its earlier vote, Plain City Council voted Monday to allow for a second phase of the Madison Meadows residential development, illustrated above. Council President Michael Terry...

Discussion over several routine items during the most recent Jerome Township Board of Trustees meeting led to a disagreement among officials regarding government processes and transparency. “It’s just...

Two of the five North Union High School VEX Robotics teams who competed at the state championship on March 12 won awards, qualifying for the 2022 VEX World Championship, which will be held in Dallas, ...

Additional food boxes are available, as is fresh produce, for those picking up at the Community and Seasoned Citizens Center on Friday. This is the 14th year of Community and Seasoned Citizens (CASC) ...

The streets subcommittee of the Village of Richwood Council suggested council approve a 3-mill levy designated for street repair to be put on the ballot in the Nov. 8 general election. “If we don’t ge...

City Council is considering expanding the Marysville Outdoor Refreshment Area (MORA) north to The Flamingo bar and south to the Walking Distance Brewing Co., pictured above. Several council members ha...

The Jerome Township Board of Trustees and Zoning Commission recently came together to ensure their priorities align. The two groups held a joint meeting Monday to discuss their roles and what they hop...

A Springfield man could be facing more than a decade in prison after allegedly hitting one woman and trying to break into another woman’s home. The Union County Grand Jury has indicted Tyler E. Paul, ...