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The Avondale development, shown above in planning documents, would eventually have 30 lots on nearly 70 acres just off Route 736 near Hickory Ridge Road. (Graphic submitted)

Residents gather at the Automotive and Mobility Innovation Center (AMIC) on Wednesday for the first public open house on Marysville next comprehensive plan. (Journal-Tribune photo by Michael Williamson)

The HYDROS Robotic System by Procept BioRobotics will soon be added to Memorial Hospital’s surgical technology following approval of a $375,000 investment by the Memorial Health Board of Trustees. The next-generation system will replace equipment purchased in 2024 and uses artificial intelligence-assisted treatment planning, advanced imaging and robotic technology to provide minimally invasive treatment for men suffering from enlarged prostates. (Photo submitted)

“While we’re standing there talking, I hear and feel just a 'whoosh' go by my right side. It couldn’t have been more than a few feet away from my head. It was a moment where you just stop for a second and like, ‘what was that?’” - Michael George in his first-hand account of the incident on Tuesday.

Owen Huber, 5, sits with his superhero mask and cape, waiting to join family and friends on a celebratory walk and get-together Sept. 27 to highlight his story. Huber was born with spina bifida and his neighborhood, Pleasant View Farms, recently organized the event ahead of Spina Bifida Awareness Month in October. (Photo submitted)

Above is a rendering of the entire proposed Harvest Ridge development. (Graphic submitted)

Council member challenges pushing project to 2028