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The Marysville Theater Program showcases its award-winning performance of "Anything Goes," as seen pictured above. (Photo submitted)

A group of AIM students snap a selfie on the dance floor at the AIM Inclusive Prom. (Photo submitted)

Honda's Chief Executive Toshihiro Mibe speaks at a press conference in Tokyo on Thursday. (AP photo)

Pictured above, at right, is Hunter Horsley, the winner of North Lewisburg’s Bicentennial Commemorative Postmark competition. Triad students were asked to submit designs which where then judged by the Bicentennial Committee members. The commemorative postmark will be available during Labor Day weekend celebrations, with a postmaster stationed at North Lewisburg Community Park to officially stamp items brought by residents and visitors. While there is only one overall winner, Horsley’s entry and three other finalists’ designs will be used in promotional materials in the coming months. Each student received a framed banner featuring their design along with a thank-you and monetary award from the village. Pictured with Horsley are, from left, Addison Kielman, Kaitlyn Herron and Serenity Vinson. (Journal-Tribune photo by Chad Williamson)

Pictured above are sections of the old North Lewisburg water lines recovered after a line break this winter. Officials are considering raising water rates in order to build up funds so the village can carry out needed upkeep on village lines. (Journal-Tribune photo by Chad Williamson)

Honda Partnered Accessories has introduced a scalable accessory line designed to grow alongside Honda Genuine Accessories as customer needs and vehicle trends evolve. The program launches with an extensive line of Thule overlanding and recreation-focused products, known for quality, reliability, fit and customer satisfaction—with more brands and accessories to come. Customers benefit by purchasing through Honda dealers, simplifying the purchase process while enabling proper fitment, professional installation and trusted support (Photo submitted)

Above, Union County Prosecutor David Phillips presented the murder weapon to the court that Swindler used to stab his father to death at a Mill Valley home in 2025. The weapon, an ornate, 11-inch dagger, was purchased by Swindler on eBay. (Journal-Tribune photo by Kyle Meddles)