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Union County Health Commissioner Jason Orcena said during Wednesday’s Board of Health meeting that a pattern is emerging between adult and youth cases of COVID-19 in Union County. As shown in the grap...

A pair of current employees, Republican Danielle Sullivan and Democrat LeighAnn Merriman Moots, will be vying for the role of County Clerk of Courts. The clerk of courts office is in charge of filing,...

Above, in a photo from the Logan County Sheriff’s Office, is one of the vehicles involved in a crash Monday evening on County Road 10 in Logan County that killed a Marysville woman. (Photo submitted) ...

Will revisit idea of full return at December meeting A meeting Tuesday night delivered good news and bad news for parents in the Marysville School District who hoped for an increase in the number of i...

Three candidates are seeking to represent the 4th Congressional District of Ohio in the U.S. House of Representatives. Democratic candidate Shannon Freshour, incumbent Republican Jim Jordan and Libert...

The entrance to Marysville’s City Hall has a new look. City Manager Terry Emery said the new foyer and reception area offers additional security for both city employees and residents, while maintainin...

Maryville City Council’s Finance Committee has tabled a plan to hire a public information officer. At Monday night’s finance committee meeting, Human Resources Director Brian Dostanko presented a pers...

Jerome Township Trustees discussed road improvements along the U.S. 33 corridor with state and county agencies during Tuesday’s meeting. Most of the conversation revolved around projects at the U.S. 3...

The Village of Plain City will be hosting an alternative Halloween event, along with trick-or-treat, in light of COVID-19. Village council earlier decided to set Plain City’s trick-or-treat time for 3...

Special Agent Ken Teich, with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, works to display artifacts belonging to Blackie’s Gang, recovered at the crash site near the near the India/Myanmar border. The ...

Three candidates are vying to represent the 26th District in the Ohio State Senate. Republican candidate Bill Reineke and Democrat Craig Swartz will have their names on the ballot while Independent Ro...

Registered voters in Union County will go to the voting polls Tuesday, Nov. 3 to vote during the General Election. It has been well publicized that voters will cast their votes for the President of th...

Triad staff is working to close the learning gap caused by virtual learning during the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. A chunk of elementary students have fallen behind their grade level, according to...

Community partners and stakeholders gathered Friday for a small, socially distanced ribbon cutting ceremony for Memorial Health’s new Inpatient and Outpatient Pavilions. Pictured from left to right ar...

Jerome Township officials are hoping once again to pass a proposed fire levy. Voters will see a renewal of the 2011 2.9 mill levy with an additional 2.9 mill fire/EMS operations levy on the November b...

Charges continue to pile up against a Springfield couple now facing additional charges connected to the overdose death of a local man. James William Walden IV and his girlfriend Amanda Stigall, both o...

Rossi Wrenn, a member of scout troop 355 in Marysville, is the area's newest Eagle Scout. He is currently a sophomore at Marysville Early College High School, studying in the engineering pathway. He i...

Rachel Hemrichsen, a senior nursing student at Cedarville University, prepares to administer a flu vaccine for Union County Commissioner Chris Schmenk at the health department’s drive-thru flu shot cl...

In this screen capture, Ryan Grose, right, and Kevin Brandfass, Co-Presidents of the Marysville Education Association, address the board of education Thursday night at Creekview Intermediate School. T...

An arrest has been made in connection with an armed robbery in Milford Center. WOLFE Logan B. Wolfe, 22, of 163 W. Center Street, Milford Center, has been charged with one count of complicity to aggra...

Plain City Council will look quite different at its next meeting. During Wednesday’s work session, council members prepared to appoint two new members to recently vacated seats. The seats quickly beca...

Pictured above are security camera photos of three suspects involved in an armed robbery at SG’s Market in Milford Center Wednesday night. The suspects got away but officials believe they know the ide...

The third COVID-19 related death of a Union County resident was reported Wednesday. Union County Health Department Public Information Officer Jennifer Thrush said the deceased individual was a male in...

Marysville City Council has once again tabled approval of a proposed new zoning code. “It has taken us almost a year and a half, at this point, two weeks isn’t going to hurt,” Council President and Ma...

Investigators are looking for information about this man who allegedly assaulted a man at the Village Mart in Jerome Township. Officials said the victim claims he does not know who the man is or why h...

Beginning Monday, students in the Fairbanks School District will start the process of phasing in full-time, in-person learning. “If our current course remains steady, we will be looking at our first f...

In less than a month’s time, two seats on Plain City Council have become vacant. Shortly after the village’s previous mayor’s, Darrin Lane’s, resignation on Sept. 30, former Council member Darren Lee ...

First responders were at the scene of a one-vehicle rollover crash south of Milford Center Tuesday afternoon. Deputies and units from the Union Township Fire Department responded to Route 4 near Sabin...

Exactly when residents of North Lewisburg will have natural gas largely depends on negotiations between an infrastructure supplier and Columbia Gas. The issue between the two sides is Columbia’s avail...

On-street parking in the village will be affected in certain areas, highlighted on the map, due to street repaving. The repaving project is slated to conclude Nov. 20, depending on the weather. Until ...