Columns/Editorials

July 17, 2020

Lean On Me – Post-college trial by fire

By Kayleen Petrovia

I’m only 23, but back in March I felt like it was pretty safe to believe a global pandemic is probably the craziest thing that will happen in my lifetime.
Boy, was I wrong.
At times, it feels like things have unraveled so quickly that normally shocking things don’t even warrant a double take.
Murde...

Columns/Editorials

Letters to the Editor: Student says growth impacting schools

By Eva Wood

March 30, 2026

Dear Editor, My name is Eva Wood, and I am a freshman at Marysville High School. I am a member of scout troop 7777 with the Simon Kenton Council based at Global Methodist Church in Marysville. I am wr...

Columns/Editorials

Jack of all trades: NIL in need of guardrails

By Jack Christian

March 30, 2026

Now that we are almost in the college football and basketball offseason at the same time, I wanted to address the transfer portal and the controversy surrounding it. The transfer portal is creating an...

Columns/Editorials

Letters to the Editor: City should break ties with New Albany Co.

By Alex Weaver

March 23, 2026

Dear Editor, The nation is currently reeling with the release of some of the Jeffrey Epstein files. On Tuesday, Feb. 10, Rep. Ro Khanna, on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives, named Les We...

Education

Newly appointed Triad Board of Education member Chris Instine, pictured above next to board member Kyle Huffman, was sworn in during a special board meeting last week. Instine, a Triad graduate and coach at the schools, replaced longtime board member Randy Moore after 21 years of service, who stepped down citing personal reasons. (Photo submitted)

Instine joins Triad board

By From JT Staff Reports

April 6, 2026

The Triad Board of Education has recently announced a change in board membership after long-tenured board member Randy Moore stepped down in March citing personal reasons. According to a release from ...

Local News, News

Agencies plan drug take-back event

By From JT Staff Reports

April 6, 2026

Union County residents will be able to dispose of excess medications in an upcoming drug take-back event this month. All of the county law enforcement agencies, in partnership with the Drug Enforcemen...

Local News, News

Reports detail hostile work setting at MHRB

By Michael Williamson

April 6, 2026

After making the decision to fire their executive director earlier this week, officials with the Mental Health and Recovery Board of Union County were relatively silent on what exactly led to that ter...

Court News, Local News, News

Marysville Police Sergeant Katie Archer told the court how the May 2025 shooting impacted her life while the shooter, Dustin Ohm, watches on. (Journal-Tribune photo by Kyle Meddles)

Ohm sentenced

By Kyle Meddles

April 4, 2026

The Marysville man who shot at local police will face decades in prison following his Friday sentencing hearing. The courtroom was full of local law enforcement who attended to show support to the off...

Local News, News

Wolfe hopes to springboard off Marysville City Council success

Three vying for Republican nod for Ohio House seat in District 86

By Kyle Meddles

April 4, 2026

After being elected to Marysville City Council as a write-in, state representative candidate Steven Wolfe is headed to the ballot to bring his experiences in council and the statehouse to represent th...

Local News, News

Weber vows to drive down taxes to build up families

Three vying for Republican nod for Ohio House seat in District 86

By Kyle Meddles

April 4, 2026

For his campaign, state representative candidate Ben Weber is looking to slash property taxes to build up families and provide residents of the 86th district with an affordable future. Weber has lived...