Creekview as second middle school?
Local News, Marysville School Board, News
April 18, 2026
Above, is a proposal for a new two-story, 600-student elementary school to replace the current Edgewood Elementary. The new school is shown in white, while the location of the existing facility is shown as a parking lot and possible community athletic field. (Graphic submitted)

Creekview as second middle school?

New facilities plan axes idea of building new school at Bunsold

By Chad Williamson 

Desperate for classroom space at the middle school level, the Marysville School District was considering a new building but the solution may now be an existing structure.

During a special facilities meeting Thursday night, board members learned that converting Creekview Intermediate School into a mid...

Harvest Ridge development planned
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Above is a rendering of the entire proposed Harvest Ridge development. (Graphic submitted)
Harvest Ridge development planned
By Michael Williamson 
October 3, 2026
Mill Valley may get a whole new set of neighbors in the future. Marysville Planning Commission is set to hear a sketch plan next week for the newly proposed Harvest Ridge development on Route 31 and A...
County won’t lose in gas tax pause
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County won’t lose in gas tax pause
By Michael Williamson 
October 3, 2026
Any impact from the state’s upcoming gas tax holiday will be reimbursed back to local funds. Union County Administrator Bill Narducci said the measure shouldn’t negatively impact local dollars, even i...
Farm Bureau offers legal help for county projects
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Farm Bureau offers legal help for county projects
By Michael Williamson 
October 3, 2026
Local officials and residents not only have a say as more large-scale energy projects come to Union County, but they also can get legal help. That was the message to the county commissioners and conce...
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Harvest Ridge development planned
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Above is a rendering of the entire proposed Harvest Ridge development. (Graphic submitted)
Harvest Ridge development planned
By Michael Williamson 
October 3, 2026
Mill Valley may get a whole new set of neighbors in the future. Marysville Planning Commission is set to hear a sketch plan next week for the newly proposed Harvest Ridge development on Route 31 and A...
County won’t lose in gas tax pause
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County won’t lose in gas tax pause
By Michael Williamson 
October 3, 2026
Any impact from the state’s upcoming gas tax holiday will be reimbursed back to local funds. Union County Administrator Bill Narducci said the measure shouldn’t negatively impact local dollars, even i...
Farm Bureau offers legal help for county projects
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Farm Bureau offers legal help for county projects
By Michael Williamson 
October 3, 2026
Local officials and residents not only have a say as more large-scale energy projects come to Union County, but they also can get legal help. That was the message to the county commissioners and conce...
Monarchs’ grid skid continues with loss to Olentangy Braves
Sports
Gage Henry (13) of Marysville gets yanked by his face mask on this play. The officials did not call a penalty against Olentangy on the play. The Monarchs fell 31-8. (Journal-Tribune photo by Chad Williamson)
Monarchs’ grid skid continues with loss to Olentangy Braves
By Chad Williamson 
October 3, 2026
Coming off last Friday’s loss to Dublin Jerome in which miscues snowballed to a blowout, Marysville needed to build confidence early against Olentangy on Friday. Marysville head coach Mike Young and h...
Panthers suffer setback to Mechanicsburg
Sports
Carson Shope (2) of Fairbanks picks up yardage behind the blocking of Drystan Conley (56), Caleb Hoffman (75) and Collin Bailey (4) against Mechanicsburg. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller)
Panthers suffer setback to Mechanicsburg
By Tim Miller 
October 3, 2026
Fairbanks head football coach David Carroll has long said games are won by the teams that display toughness and physical play. Carroll felt his team had shown those characteristics over the past few w...
Pioneers suffer first loss of season at Urbana
Sports
Jonathan Alder quarterback Drew Hughes (5) picks up big yardage against Urbana. Also pictured for JA is Ben McCain. The Pioneers lost for the first time this season at Urbana. (Journal-Tribune photo by Josh Kaeser)
Pioneers suffer first loss of season at Urbana
By Josh Kaeser 
October 3, 2026
Jonathan Alder erased a 14-point halftime deficit and appeared to complete the comeback in the final minute Friday night, only for Urbana to answer with three seconds remaining and hand the Pioneers a...