City parks to see work in 2026
Local News, Marysville City Council, News
August 20, 2025
Seats and the upper shelter of American Legion Park’s amphitheater, shown above, are on the list for parks renovations in 2026. Additionally, the stage will get an upgrade and crews plan to add a bridge. (Journal-Tribune photo by Michael Williamson)

City parks to see work in 2026

Scott Family, American Legion would see bulk of upgrades

By Michael Williamson 

A few Marysville parks are set to get some upgrades next year.

The city’s Parks and Recreation Commission approved the capital improvement plan that sets the project list for the next five years. Board members focused much of their discussion on what can be done in the short-term, mainly for 2026.

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McCartney speaks on civil discourse
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McCartney speaks on civil discourse
By Michael Williamson 
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Bill McCartney delivers a lecture on civic discourse held in Plain City Wednesday evening. McCartney, who also serves on the Jonathan Alder Board of Education, was not speaking in his capacity as a bo...
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Charles Price expected to be released
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Advocates for keeping Charles Price in prison believe it’s all but confirmed that he will get parole after spending nearly four decades in prison on murder charges. Price, who was convicted in 1989 fo...
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Ask almost anyone in Union County about Patti Adkins and they’ll recognize the name instantly. But if you asked those same people about Edward Howard or Joanne Hebert, many longtime residents draw a b...
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McCartney speaks on civil discourse
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Charles Price expected to be released
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"Is he rehabilitated? Probably not. But is he a threat? Probably not." - Bret Vinocur of Block Parole
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The “perfect storm” of Patti Adkins
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Investigators reflect on elements of disappearance that keep it in the public consciousness 25 years later
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North Lewisburg, Woodstock settle sewer dispute
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Semi clips line; city, county services impacted
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