Dispensary eyes Jerome Township
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June 13, 2026

Dispensary eyes Jerome Township

Representatives from Ethos Cannabis appeared before the Jerome Township Board of Trustees last week to make the case for allowing a cannabis dispensary in the township, highlighting potential tax revenue, medical benefits and employment opportunities.

The company sent three representatives to address...

Howard: Relationships, visibility key
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Marysville Superintendent Zack Howard, right, greets a student with a high-five on the first day of school last fall. Howard said one of the guiding principles of his first year leading the district has been staying visible in schools and building relationships with students, staff and families. (Journal-Tribune photo by Chad Williamson)
Howard: Relationships, visibility key
Marysville superintendent reflects on first year leading the district
By From JT Staff Reports 
June 23, 2026
When Zack Howard returned to Marysville as superintendent a year ago, he inherited a district fresh off multiple failed levy attempts, facing ongoing funding uncertainty and navigating the challenges ...
Marysville schools see transportation turnaround
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Marysville schools see transportation turnaround
District grows to 38 active bus drivers, aims to reduce overcrowding, shorten routes
By Chad Williamson 
June 22, 2026
For years, transportation was one of the Marysville School District’s most persistent challenges. The district struggled with a bus driver shortage that led to delayed routes, schedule changes and fru...
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NU trap shooting team places second at state competition
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An image of Connor Cobb, Alex Dexter and Will Skriletz, three of the top best shooters on the team. Cobb broke 96 clay birds, while Dexter and Skriletz each broke 99. (Journal-Tribune image provided by Joe Rhea)
NU trap shooting team places second at state competition
By Sarah Vollrath 
June 23, 2026
North Union wrapped up their trap shooting season, finishing second in the state after competing against nearly 40 teams. Competing in large division, the trap shooting team was faced with numerous sc...
A local family brings golf tournament back to life after 13 years of absence
Sports
Jaxon Jolliff, center, took first place on Saturday in the North Union Boys Golf Team Hole-in-One contest on Saturday at Eric Shields’ one-hole golf course on Ohio 4. Jolliff had the closest shot, finishing 24 feet, seven inches from the hole. Brad Wallace, left, was second while Clancy McMahon, right, was third. (Journal-Tribune photo by Bob Putman)
A local family brings golf tournament back to life after 13 years of absence
By Bob Putman 
June 23, 2026
After a more than a 10-year absence, the Shields family brought back a tradition that attracted area golfers to its one-hole golf course. Built decades ago by Tom Shields, father of Eric Shields, a gr...
Howard: Relationships, visibility key
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Marysville Superintendent Zack Howard, right, greets a student with a high-five on the first day of school last fall. Howard said one of the guiding principles of his first year leading the district has been staying visible in schools and building relationships with students, staff and families. (Journal-Tribune photo by Chad Williamson)
Howard: Relationships, visibility key
Marysville superintendent reflects on first year leading the district
By From JT Staff Reports 
June 23, 2026
When Zack Howard returned to Marysville as superintendent a year ago, he inherited a district fresh off multiple failed levy attempts, facing ongoing funding uncertainty and navigating the challenges ...
Marysville schools see transportation turnaround
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Marysville schools see transportation turnaround
District grows to 38 active bus drivers, aims to reduce overcrowding, shorten routes
By Chad Williamson 
June 22, 2026
For years, transportation was one of the Marysville School District’s most persistent challenges. The district struggled with a bus driver shortage that led to delayed routes, schedule changes and fru...
Young artists bring America 250 to life
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Young artists bring America 250 to life
By From JT Staff Reports 
June 20, 2026
As Marysville prepares to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary, a group of young artists can be found lying on sidewalks, crawling through grass and enduring summer heat in pursuit of a colorful goal...