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Neighbors say pictures don’t do justice to the Halloween decorations at the home at 304 Taylor Ave., in Marysville. Since moving in about eight years ago, the homeowner has decorated for many holidays...

The former president of the Marysville Art League has pleaded guilty to grand theft.

Fairbanks’ Bryce Piwtorak assists on the game-winning goal Wednesday evening. The Panthers edged Tree of Life, 1-0, in double overtime during the Division III district semifinals. (Photo submitted) ––...

A bomb threat resulted in an area drug store evacuating workers and customers Wednesday night.

Reader John McPheron submitted this photo of his ghoulish Halloween decorations at 425 Damascus Road. The display includes various skulls, ghosts and tombstones and even boards over the home’s windows...

Pictured above is a reader-submitted photo of Halloween decorations at 2148 Trophy Drive in Mill Valley North. The owner says he started decorating for Halloween seven years ago and continues to add i...

MURRAY –––– Glenda M. Murray was scheduled to be released from prison Tuesday. Instead, however, she will spend the next decade behind bars.

For City of Marysville officials, next year’s budget isn’t only about immediate improvements, it’s about investing in the future.

Triad Board of Education opened last night’s regular meeting with a moment of silence for an 11-year-old student who died last week.

Business changes were the main topic of conversation at the Richwood Village Council Monday night.

A pumpkin splashes into a water-filled bucket in the Navin Elementary parking lot after being dropped from a fire truck basket Monday afternoon. Navin Parent Teacher Organization President Betsy Frake...

Moments after approving the first reading of the temporary appropriations for 2017, Plain City officials made their first amendment.

A portion of Marysville’s water line hangs exposed after Mill Creek waters eroded the surrounding earth. Members of the administration brought the pipe to the attention of city council at its meeting ...

Marcy Industries, shown above, has announced plans to close its Richwood facility and move the jobs into its plant in Marion. (Photo submitted) –––– Marcy Industries is closing its primary production ...

Some residents on Pleasant Ridge Drive got a bit of a scare Saturday morning after finding what appeared to be a grenade at their residence.

The patient experience at Memorial Hospital just got a lot quicker and safer.

Manufacturing technician Ladonna McMahan, of Marysville, runs her hand along the front hood seam of an NSX in production at Honda’s Performance Manufacturing Center. McMahan worked as a team leader at...

Nearly 18 months after her removal from her position, Marysville school officials say they have not heard from former Northwood Elementary School Principal Melissa Hackett.

The above images show preliminary concepts of improvements various parts of Marysville’s Uptown. The city contracted with engineering firm OHM to develop a plan outlining future developments for the a...

People living in or near Uptown Marysville could see parking get a bit easier.

At its meeting Thursday, the Marysville School Board adopted a set of protocols and goals meant to serve as an operational blueprint for the coming year.

At the Union County YMCA Wednesday night, treadmills were at a premium in front of the television showing the Cleveland Indians taking on the Toronto Blue Jays in the American League Championship Seri...

Marysville’s Uptown will change soon, and city residents have had their say.

Holly Underwood leads Bunsold Middle School students on a tour of Oakdale Cemetery Wednesday morning. The tour was for those students who did not take part in the middle school’s annual Washington D.C...

A local babysitter is facing felony charges, accused of abusing a baby in her care.

A Plain City Police officer is off duty this morning following an alleged assault Tuesday that left him injured.

After a summer full of infrastructure improvements in Marysville, the city is beginning to look forward to next year’s projects.

The owners of this house on West Sixth are apparently consumed with the spirit of Halloween with five inflatable figures and a host of other decorations. The Journal-Tribune would like to publish phot...

After more than a year of preparation, an expansion of the Jerome Cemetery is nearly ready.

Near record high temperatures Monday had parks around the community filled. Residents, like Duncan MacRae who is shown above, enjoyed the unseasonably warm weather ahead of rain and a cool down expect...