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Pictured is Erinn Jackson, a student at Jonathan Alder High School, accepting a scholarship for studying abroad at a Columbus Rotary event in April. She was one of two recipients of the scholarship th...

Marysville fire fighters battle flames at a home on Adena Pointe Drive caused by a propane tank that exploded in the garage Friday evening. Officials advise residents to grill outside during barbecue ...

In April, Bunsold Middle School’s career connection students created care packages in buckets to send to overseas soldiers in an effort to support the troops. The buckets contained personal hygiene it...

Triad is tapping a nearby district for its new interim transportation director. Triad Superintendent Chris Piper told the board of education Thursday that Matt Mayberry will take the role of interim t...

Officials have confirmed a field in Irwin will be part of Luke Bryan’s Farm Tour 2018. Aaron Boerger, owner and operator of Spring Fork Farms, has confirmed the farm will host the tour’s opening conce...

Andy Watson and his wife, Laura, pose for a picture in front of the newly-restored Memphis Belle at the National Museum of the United States Air Force. Watson spent the last 22 years communicating wit...

Chief Doug Stewart has placed an increased emphasis on both physical and educational training for members of the Jerome Township Division of Fire. Crew members and leaders have been working through an...

Young members of Marysville’s Civil Air Patrol are shown placing flags atop graves in Oakdale Cemetery Wednesday evening. The cadets said it is important to honor fallen soldiers every day, rather tha...

Editor’s note: The Journal-Tribune wants to celebrate the success of local high school students from the community and tell their story. As the students graduate from high school, there are always a f...

The seniors of Tolles Career & Technical Center learned important life skills at the school’s Real World Institute conference May 16. Students attended six 20-minute class sessions covering topics fro...

The Marysville Board of Zoning Appeals approved Tuesday a “car condo” storage facility for luxury vehicles and recreational vehicles. Pictured above is a preliminary illustration of what the final sto...

The Marysville Elks recently recognized the graduating seniors in the Antlers program. The Antlers is a service organization sponsored by the Elks which is open to middle and high school students. Alt...

Fairbanks Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) members recently competed in the Ohio Students Taking Action with Recognition (STAR) events in Columbus. Nine students qualified to co...

The North Union Elementary School (NUES) was the site for the monthly school board meeting Monday evening. Darlene Allison, principal at NUES, welcomed the board and all the guests present. Third grad...

The Fairbanks Board of Education has a new policy on College Credit Plus (CCP) programs for the school district. At Monday night’s meeting, the board approved of a policy change regarding how students...

County officials are asking a Jerome Township landowner for help making infrastructure improvements in the area at Monday night’s township trustee meeting. While the request was made in private, John ...

At Monday’s Marysville City Council meeting, the city honored city Fire and EMS workers, declaring it “EMS Week” in Marysville. Mayor J.R. Rausch referred to EMS as a, “vital public service.” Pictured...

Hayden Turk, pictured out front of ECHS next to the well-known robot arm, is a member of the first graduating class. (Journal-Tribune photo by Kristi Fish) In 2014, Marysville Early College High Schoo...

HOFFMAN Starting in August, North Union Educator Vickie Hoffman will take over leading Triad Local Schools. The Triad School Board unanimously voted at a special meeting Saturday to hire Hoffman as th...

At right, participants walk down Main Street onto East Fifth Street as part of the sixth-annual Walk a Mile in Her Shoes march Friday afternoon. The march is meant to raise awareness of sexual assault...

Law enforcement officials seized guns, body armor, drugs, cash and other items, pictured above, related to an alleged drug manufacturing operation following a raid Friday in Marysville. A pair of men ...

Fairbanks High School’s (FHS) alumni association will host its annual dinner at the FHS gymnasium at 6 p.m. May 25. At the dinner, a watercolor painting of the former Union Local High School, painted ...

Marysville Police Officer Eric Collier talks to a motorist at Thursday’s Click It or Ticket check at Main and Sixth streets. The event had local law enforcement officers checking at the intersection’s...

Marysville Mitts, a local travel baseball club, could soon see one of its most beloved coaches immortalized on the field they most often use. The Marysville Parks and Recreation Commission voted 3-0 T...

Former Mill Valley Elementary School students, decked out in graduation robes, were cheered through the halls of the school by its current students Thursday morning. The student body was comprised of ...

Local authorities are looking into thefts at a local assisted living facility. Police were called to Monarch Skilled Nursing and Rehab at 730 Milcrest Drive to investigate three separate reports of th...

The Union County Health Department’s (UCHD) board of health approved a resolution to renew one of its levies with an increase at Wednesday morning’s meeting. The UCHD had three options for its 0.75-mi...

Editor’s note: The Journal-Tribune wants to celebrate the success of local high school students from the community and tell their story. As the students graduate from high school, there are always a f...

Fairbanks High School (FHS) is the 46th best high school in Ohio and the 1,294th best in America for 2018, according to U.S. News. U.S. News analyzed 822 high schools in Ohio and 20,500 high schools, ...

Ohio Representative Dorothy Pelanda visited the Habitat for Humanity work site of a new home for the local D’Agati family in Marysville May 10. She joined the other workers in a prayer session held ar...