Refinancing could save city $1M

By Mac Cordell

Marysville officials are looking to refinance a loan and they hope the move will save them more than $1 million over the next decade.
In 2011 the city issued nearly $14.6 million in bonds to pay for the new police and courts building as well as the Decker Fire Station. Those were 20-year bonds but wi...

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Pastor returns to Richwood community that helped mold him

By Kyle Meddles

September 30, 2024

A local pastor has returned to Richwood to serve the community. Twenty-eight-year-old Jacob Heyward was recently hired as the Family Life and Youth Pastor at Fulton Creek Evangelical Friends Church, w...

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Work at Marysville’s Scott Family Park has been stalled for about two years after the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency (OEPA) filed a notice of violations for improvements the city made to the existing path or access drive already on the 112-acre property. (Journal-Tribune photo by Aleksei Pavloff)

EPA speed bump delayed city park work

By Mac Cordell

September 30, 2024

A nearly two-year stall on work at Marysville’s Scott Family Park should soon be coming to an end, which means work can begin again. Marysville Public Service Director Jeremy Hoyt said that work on th...

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Best seats in the house

By Chad Williamson

September 30, 2024

These three girls picked this elevated perch on a high wall to watch Saturday morning’s Fairbanks Girls Varsity soccer contests. It was a busy morning at the school as the football and girls soccer te...

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Memorial collects various honors

By From JT Staff Reports

September 30, 2024

Reinforcing its reputation as a high-performing healthcare system, Memorial Health has recently achieved several prestigious national awards for patient care, as well as a statewide honor for the grow...

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Wings is collection point for sharp instruments

By From JT Staff Reports

September 30, 2024

Wings Support and Recovery has a new disposal container for sharp medical objects like needles. The organization announced the Safe Sharps Disposal Container will be installed outside the office on So...

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Addison Schumacher, left, of Jonathan Alder sends the ball past potential blockers. The Lady Pioneers dropped a close, five-set match to Kenton Ridge. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller)

JA squad drops long match

By Tim Miller

September 30, 2024

The varsity volleyball squad from Jonathan Alder dropped a five-set thriller at Kenton Ridge. The Lady Pioneers won the first two games 25-20 and 29-27. JA then dropped the final three sets by scores ...