City officials are saying that despite a challenging year, Marysville is in good financial shape “I would say the city,…
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Marysville’s Finance Committee will recommend moving forward with a $1.5-million paving program for 2021. At Tuesday’s meeting, City Project Manager…
Jerome Township will add two deputies to its community in 2021, but officials want more information regarding the county’s long-term…
Pictured above is Eva Boeckl and the mural she painted in the office of the Jonathan Alder Director of Student…
Beginning today, Fairbanks School District is transitioning to fulltime, in person learning. “Fairbanks Local Schools will begin to phase in…
Pastor Jeff Schooley of First Presbyterian Church Marysville said many churches have been able to weather the storm wrought by…
By: Gene Miller, Marysville Area Ministerial Association President and Agapé Community Fellowship Senior Pastor God is moving and there are…
By: Karen Eylon, Union County Convention and Visitors Bureau No industry has been hit as hard in the COVID-19 pandemic…
Information provided by American Honda Launching an all-new vehicle is challenging. Launching multiple all-new vehicles in the midst of a…
By: Holly Zweizig, Mental Health and Recovery Board of Union County Associate Director It’s January, and like most Ohio winters,…
By: Kent Weakley, site director of the Nationwide Children’s Marysville Close To Home Center 2020 has been an unprecedented year…
By: Chip Hubbs, CEO/President of Memorial Health Like the rest of our region, our nation, and our world, Memorial…
By: Jason Orcena, Union County Health Commissioner As I write this prospective on what lies ahead for public health in…
By: Terry Emery, Marysville City Manager Human Resources From a Human Resources Department perspective, the COVID-19 pandemic challenge caused us…
By: Vickie Hoffman, Triad Local Schools Superintendent The current pandemic has been stressful on all entities; families, students, schools, and…