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Construction is continuing on the new Marysville water plant on Raymond Road. In July, officials broke ground on the facility. The plant will have capacity for about 7.5 million gallons a day, nearly ...

Local officials are trying to remain flexible as the state decides how to react to a change in the federal income tax filing deadline. Earlier this week the United States Treasury Department and Inter...

A Raymond man, already under indictment for involuntary manslaughter in connection with the death of a Richwood man, has been indicted on additional charges, stemming from the overdose of another indi...

Is alleged to have given parolee a gun, forged her documents A Union County probation officer has been indicted for inappropriate conduct with one of those he was supposed to be supervising. The Union...

While all the details aren’t in place yet, Marysville’s plans for getting students extra help during the summer are starting to come into focus. In a video presentation at Marysville’s Board of Educat...

Union County Health Department staff members and Medical Reserve Corp volunteers, pictured above, draw doses of the COVID-19 vaccine at a recent mass vaccination clinic at the Union County Fairground....

As Marysville students are now starting to return to class on a more regular basis, district officials are working to make sure the senior year celebrations also return. Marysville’s two high school p...

As COVID-19 vaccine eligibility continues to expand, the Union County Health Department is preparing to serve the largest group yet. Union County Health Commissioner Jason Orcena said the health depar...

As spring planting season approaches, officials are encouraging drivers and farmers to be on the lookout for one another on the roads. OSU Extension Educator Wayne Dellinger said a number of accidents...

A Columbus man is being held on a $500,000 bond after allegedly shooting into a Marysville apartment. The Union County Grand Jury has indicted Mohamed A. Nurein, 34, of Columbus, charging him with two...

Jerome Township Trustees recently approved the rezoning of 163.568 acres, outlined in blue, located along the northwest side of U.S. 42, between Harriott Road and Wells Road. Jerome Village developers...

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) has clarified why thousands of fish are dying at Marysville’s Upground Reservoir. Initially, local and state officials thought the fish were dying as a ...

Those visiting Marysville’s Upground Reservoir may have recently noticed a large number of dead fish. City officials contacted the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, who notified them that it is a ...

Jerome Village is one step closer to adding its first neighborhood in the Fairbanks district. Jerome Township Trustees voted unanimously Tuesday to rezone 16.286 acres of land on the southeast side of...

According to reports, Honda is cutting production at all North American auto plants, including the Marysville Auto plant. “In some way, all of our auto plants in the U.S. and Canada will be impacted, ...

U.S. Congressman Jim Jordan, center, visited the main campus of Memorial Health Tuesday to tour the health system’s new inpatient and outpatient pavilions, which opened in fall 2020. Jordan was joined...

A crew member is pictured while pruning trees at Pastime Park. Plain City Parks and Recreation officials said pruning helps to preserve trees and improve their health. They advised residents to use ca...

Marysville Police were called to the scene a two-vehicle crash near the intersection of West Fifth Street and Damascus Road Tuesday afternoon. Above, the vehicles involved are loaded on a tow truck fo...

A black 2019 Honda Civic, pictured in surveillance footage, was stolen from a local dealership Monday afternoon. The suspect eluded a pursuit by a Union County Sheriff’s Office deputy after stealing t...

The City of Marysville is lowering standards for some firefighters in hopes to be able to recruit more of them. At Monday night’s finance committee meeting, the group heard plans to increase the pay f...

North Union School Superintendent Rich Baird shared some exciting news to the board at Monday night’s regular meeting regarding the Coronavirus in the local school district. Baird stated that over 150...

Marysville has a variety of rules on the books about parking in the Uptown. One rule says cars need moved when there is more than two inches of snow on the ground. Another rule prohibits on-street par...

Governor Mike DeWine, pictured at left, and First Lady Fran DeWine, right of the governor, visited the Union County Health Department’s COVID-19 drive-thru vaccination site at the Union County Fairgro...

North Union graduate Haley Spriggs has taken an internship at the Union County Coroner’s Office and turned it into a job. The Bowling Green State University alumni is preparing to take the American Bo...

Regina Morris, RN, Employee Health nurse at Memorial Health, delivers the COVID-19 vaccination to David Gleeson, Director of Respiratory Therapy, during the first-round administration in December. (Ph...

The Union County Commissioners have hired a Columbus based law firm to help them prepare for several proposed and potential solar farms. Last month, the county commissioners voted to retain the law fi...

Friday was Senior Living Celebration Day in the City of Marysville and Bill Wilcox, a resident at Brookdale Marysville, was ready to celebrate. Wilcox was among dozens of residents outside the senior ...

U.C. Health Commissioner strikes a hopeful tone Union County Health Commissioner Jason Orcena spent the health department’s annual District Advisory Council meeting reflecting on how much has changed ...

It now appears ride service will not expand The Union County Commissioners will not be moving forward with a plan to provide a public transportation option for all county residents. Last month, the Un...

City and county officials spent a moment Thursday morning in remembrance of the 10th anniversary of the Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami. The 2011 natural disaster claimed the lives of more tha...