Investor plans work on third P.C. building
News, Plain City
May 11, 2022

Investor plans work on third P.C. building

By Kayleen Petrovia

A Plain City investor who has plans to renovate several Uptown buildings is preparing to spend $2 million revitalizing another.

Rayce Robinson, with FMC Investments, LLC, wrote in a tax abatement application that he plans to restore the property known as the McCune Building, though the current uses w...

City focuses on safe EV charging
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City focuses on safe EV charging
By Michael Williamson 
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The City of Marysville is working to minimize fire risks associated with electric vehicle (EV) charging stations. Planning commission members heard an amendment to the city’s zoning text Tuesday eveni...
Fire chief, trustee flare-up in Jerome
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At Tuesday night’s Jerome Township board meeting, trustee Joe Craft addressed comments made during the March 17 trustee meeting by Chief Stewart. Chief Stewart was awarded the 2026 Salute to Leaders F...
Most members of Richwood drug ring enter guilty pleas
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Fairbanks’ Maddi Sines prepares to deliver a pitch against Mechanicsburg. The Lady Panthers won their second consecutive game against the Indians on Tuesday. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller)
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City focuses on safe EV charging
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By Jack Christian 
April 9, 2026
At Tuesday night’s Jerome Township board meeting, trustee Joe Craft addressed comments made during the March 17 trustee meeting by Chief Stewart. Chief Stewart was awarded the 2026 Salute to Leaders F...
Most members of Richwood drug ring enter guilty pleas
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Most members of Richwood drug ring enter guilty pleas
By Kyle Meddles 
April 9, 2026
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