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More than 26,000 names in Ohio, 149 in Union County, have been purged from the voter rolls just weeks ahead of the November election. On Sept. 26, the Secretary of State’s office removed 26,600 names ...

Children young and old celebrated in Marysville’s Uptown on Saturday at the city’s annual Scarysville event. Businesses and organizations lined the sidewalks passing out treats and information. Above,...

Local officials have announced that local businesses can obtain a “Naloxbox,” like the one shown above, which is an installable wall unit that contains two kits of the opioid reversal medication Narca...

Despite the cool, rainy weather, the streets of Marysville were filled with ghouls, ghosts, aliens, cowboys, princesses and thousands of other characters Saturday morning as residents and visitors cel...

As the Halloween season prepares to come to a close, extensive displays like the one above in the Woods at Mill Valley will start to come down. Trick-or-Treat in Marysville will take place Tuesday fro...

Marysville schools were closed Friday as the district dealt with transportation issues. Shortly after 7 p.m., Thursday, district officials began notifying parents of the closure. “Due to staff shortag...

Union County voters will have several issues to contend with on the November ballot. Measures range from the standard levy renewals to the possible restructuring of government relations between the co...

Editor’s note: These stories represent the final entries in a weeklong series of Journal-Tribune stories that highlighted contested elections and issues in Union County. –––– Three candidates are vyin...

Monarchs bumped from playoffs Marysville junior Eli Helmuth (74) consoles senior Nick Johnson (wearing a different number than normal, 46) during the waning moments of the Monarchs’ 20-0 loss to Olent...

Editor’s note: These stories represent the fourth in a weeklong series of Journal-Tribune stories that will highlight contested elections and issues in Union County. Election stories will run each day...

Melvin Deere, 71, of Marysville, will be cited for failure to obey a traffic control device and failure to control following a one-vehicle crash Thursday morning at the intersection of Main and Fifth ...

Village residents will have a number of names to consider this election as six candidates compete for three council seats. Incumbents Frank Reed and James Sintz are seeking reelection while Tyler Harr...

Some of them are scary and some of them silly but Halloween decorations are cropping up around the community in anticipation of the holiday. Above, the blue glow and staged boneyard create a spooky fe...

Editor’s note: This is the third in a weeklong series of Journal-Tribune stories that will highlight contested elections and issues in Union County. Election stories will run each day through the end ...

Every property owner in the city and thousands in Union County will be getting a letter about the Mill Creek logjam clean-up. Officials have said the project will impact Marysville residents, but stre...

Plain City topped neighboring communities in a friendly competition during the Madison County Food Drive. Pictured above are a number of nonperishable food items donated on behalf of the village, many...

Editor’s note: This is the second in a weeklong series of Journal-Tribune stories that will highlight contested elections and issues in Union County. Election stories will run each day through the end...

Just one meeting after voting down a proposal to observe the Juneteenth holiday, one council member has apologized and the Marysville City Council has reconsidered the matter, voting unanimously to in...

From SWAT vehicles to Gators, backhoes and police cruisers to vacuum tucks and a wide variety in between, Marysville City Council held its annual inspection of about 20 vehicles to be sold or discarde...

Property taxes in Richwood have gone up and residents and officials are asking what can be done to curb it. State Rep. Tracy Richardson visited the regular council meeting Monday night to update offic...

Nathan Burns was appointed fire chief by city administration and approved Monday night by city council. Burns, who had been serving as interim chief since the beginning of September, becomes the city’...

Editor’s note: This is the first in a weeklong series of Journal-Tribune stories that will highlight contested elections and issues in Union County. Election stories will run each day through the end ...

Residents had the opportunity to ask questions regarding the Mill Creek logjam removal project last week. Officials from Union County and some of the affected townships were on hand to address specifi...

If the Marysville School District can’t fix its bussing problems it may soon find itself with three fewer students Matt Cunningham and his family live 12 miles north of Marysville and rely on school t...

Local officials say they used a variety of public and private funds to pay for their recent trip to the Land of the Rising Sun. Last month, nearly a dozen city and county representatives visited Japan...

The Marysville Early College High School hosted its second STEM Solutions Day Friday, with a goal of challenging students to solve a wide array of problems. A total of 14 local companies and entities ...

Marysville is hoping to create “a win-win scenario for the city and the schools” but one that could have a lasting impact on other entities in the community. At Monday night’s meeting, city council wi...

In September, nearly a dozen Union County residents visited Japan on a mission to improve cultural relations through a variety of activities with Marysville Friendship City, Yorii, in Japan, to visit ...

Union County and Jerome Township officials have agreed to enter into mediation to resolve issues between the two entities. On Tuesday, the county released a statement noting the approval of an agreed ...

City and business leaders gathered at the former Marysville Plaza on West Fifth Street Wednesday morning to break ground on the new Vision Development. The project is Vision Development’s first in Mar...