2015 Jacquemin Farms Plan opposed by Dublin –––– Area officials say post-annexation plan for Jerome Township development looks very similar to one neighbor city opposed for years Local officials are s...

The Union County Commissioners are considering repealing the county’s one percent sales tax then adding it again.

Marysville’s planned academy seeks to engage the credit deficient High school teachers are specialists in the subjects they teach.

Officers from the Marysville Division of Police responded to a report of downed power lines in the area of 546 N. Main St., near Short Stop Food Marts, about 7:20 a.m., today. Investigators said the t...

The pictured 1995 Chevrolet 1500 pickup truck, driven by Carl W. Stevenson, 56, of Bellefontaine, was traveling westbound on U.S. Route 33 Thursday, when it drove off the left side of the road, into a...

Respite caregiver Gina Grady, left, engages with Abbie Kitchen, right, in a sensory exercise by throwing a ball around with her family. Abbie has been seeing Gina and her husband, Phil, at their house...

Pictured above, demolition crews level a pair of homes near the corner of Fifth and Vine streets Wednesday, making space for a planned O’Reilly Auto Parts store. Business representatives announced pla...

Industrial Parkway is set to get a new addition soon in the form of an archery center.

North Lewisburg officials are expecting to once again use an EPA grant to fund mosquito fogging in the village.

Writer based book on location in Marysville Editor’s note: The following review of Tuesday night’s guest author for the Friends of the Library was written by board member Florence Allen. ––– Julie Fla...

Plain City officials are in the process of approving legislation to create a pair of positions in the village.

At 3:45 p.m. on Tuesday, a 2006 International dump truck, driven by Shaun McCarty, 32, of Cardington, lost control and drove off the right side of U.S. 36, between White Stone and Springdale Roads, an...

The above photo of Beth and J.C. Moore received the most votes in the Taste of Marysville Cutest Couple Photo Contest. The 12 submissions received about 800 combined votes. The winners will receive a ...

Local firefighters conducted the required yearly HAZMAT exercise Tuesday at the Union County Fairgrounds. County Emergency Management Agency Director Brad Gilbert said a two-vehicle injury crash was s...

Officials from the Union County Family YMCA, pictured above at 1150 Charles Lane in Marysville, have approved an agreement with the YMCA of Central Ohio for the regional organization to provide leader...

The function of the Union County land bank was brought to the attention of the Milford Center Village Council on Monday night.

The Marysville Parks and Recreation Master Plan is nearly ready for adoption by city council, though members had some questions Monday night.

Mayor Scott Jerew told Richwood Village Council members at Monday night’s meeting, that a new business, TCI Alabama, LLC was to close on purchasing the former MAI building in the Richwood Industrial P...

Spring is in full effect as local birds, lawns and even insects can attest. The caterpillar above was photographed over the weekend near Edgewood Elementary. (Journal-Tribune photo by Kevin Behrens)

Honda officials have announced they are cutting production at the Marysville Auto Plant.

Creekview Intermediate Fifth Grader Clayton Brown drops a ball into a bucket during an exercise this morning meant to illustrate pollination. Brown was playing the part of a bee, picking up balls from...

Man charged for failing to care for aging mother A local man is facing felony charges for allegedly abusing his elderly mother.

Two charged in theft ring A pair of central Ohio men have been indicted as part of an organized theft ring.

The Journal-Tribune has learned of the deaths of former Marysville residents Kermit Greeneisen and his wife, Ann Howard Greeneisen.

On Friday morning the groundbreaking ceremony was held for the new Primrose School in Marysville. The early childhood education center will be located at 1600 Cobblestone Way. Construction will report...

Fairbanks High School is the 36th best high school in Ohio and the 966th best high school in the nation, according to an analysis by U.S. News.

Editor’s note:  The following information was written by Friends of the Library board member Florence Allen. ––– Julie Flanders, will introduce Marysville residents to her newest book Tuesday at 7 p.m...

Ohio Quarter Horse Association officials have announced the organization will leave Richwood. According to the announcement, OQHA will leave its current building, pictured above, at 101 Tawa Road, and...

Bees swarm on a flower pot in the town square on Wednesday morning. The insects are said to swarm when they are protecting the queen bee from a threat. On Wednesday the threat may have been the low mo...

The effects of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) has led to turbulent and constraining environment for area residents trying to get health insurance.