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Barriers to the vacant lot at East Fifth and Walnut streets were put up earlier this week in preparation for construction of Richwood Bank’s new location. Marysville City Planner Chad Flowers said the...

This home at 2227 Derby Drive, shown Wednesday, is preparing early for Halloween and trick-or-treaters. Marysville officials have announced Trick-or-Treat events will be held from 6-8 p.m., Monday, Oc...

Union County officials are beginning to prepare for the 2017 budget.

Jerome Township resident Mark Spagnuolo has been named the new zoning inspector for the township.

Motorists should be wary of an upcoming Route 4 closure on the west side of the city.

Triad High School will host Mechanicsburg Friday evening for the 2016 Homecoming football game. Members of the Homecoming court are from left, front row, Ellie Osterholt, Lauren McCall, Jennifer Sizem...

The North Union Board of Education met Monday evening and heard information about the latest district report card from the Ohio Department of Education (ODE).

Superintendent Chris Piper was excited to share with board members that the district received an “A” overall for value-added on the recently released state report card.

A proposed referendum to a rezoning of the Jacquemin Farm rezoning in Jerome Township will not be moving forward.

Residents in at least four units at Coventry Place Apartments, located off Greenwood Boulevard, are displaced, after a fire started on the rear porch are of 1010-A and 1010-B at 7:02 p.m. Monday. Acco...

Small displays show off various news articles and memorabilia collected throughout ORW’s history. Attendees of Friday’s event included former employees of the institution, including a few former warde...

MILLER –––– A local man who assaulted his six-week-old son, will spend the next three years in prison.

Officials frustrated by third new test  in as many years, lower scores School officials around Union County are saying the recently-released Ohio Department of Education Report Cards are relatively wo...

CLAYTON –––– A Boy Scout with ties to Marysville has earned the highest achievement possible in the program.

Members of the Marysville High School Football Team ring the team’s Victory Bell after beating Grove City 21-14 for their first win of the year. Team members ring the bell after home victories, but it...

ENTIS –––– The fourth annual Union County Foundation celebration will be held Wednesday, Sept. 28, at the Honda Heritage Center, 24025 Honda Parkway. Theme of this year’s event is “Be a Part of the St...

Marysville’s fire and police departments are seeking more staff members.

Kenny Baker, in green, and John Ellison, in orange, of the Columbus-based testing lab Intertek, are shown in the soybean field off Mill Road near the Mill Valley housing development Thursday. The men ...

Members of the Marysville Board of Education learned Thursday night how local students are taking ownership of their education.

Good news was announced last week during the regular Richwood village council meeting.

Representatives from the Champaign County EMA presented to North Lewisburg Council on the CodeRED severe weather information system.

The high school parking lot adjacent to the school’s football field had been a gravel area for nearly 50 years. It was installed to service the former high school (now Marysville Early College High Sc...

Inmates at the Ohio Reformatory for Women view one of the paintings brought to the prison Wednesday as part of the Eyes of Freedom Memorial. The program is a traveling memorial, bringing several paint...

After two years of operation, Hinkley’s on East Fifth Street closed its doors Monday.

While trash, water and sewer rates are all increasing, users in Plain City will actually see a reduction in their bills.

Work at the Millcreek Wastewater Treatment Plant in the Millcreek Estates Subdivision, off Watkins Road in Dover Township, began earlier this week. The project, funded by an Ohio Public Works Commissi...

Tickets are now on sale for the Silver Scene Players production of the premiere performance of local playwright Nebbie Brown’s comedy “Live from Hollywood.” Area residents can take part in the “show w...

Local water systems and building inspection guidelines were on the mind of Milford Center leaders during their monthly council meeting Monday night.

At Monday’s council meeting, Plain City officials announced a proposed housing development.

A joint plan to develop projects at the crossroads of U.S. 33 and Route 161 gained a little more traction Monday evening.