4/16/24

By From JT Staff Reports

Municipal Court
Physical control – Robbie G. Lemaster, 11780 Askins Road, $750 fine, $365 susp., $113 costs, 30 days jail 27 susp., OL susp. 1 yr.
Dogs at large – Scott M. Rowe, 321 West Third St., $250 fine, $159.20 costs, 30 days jail susp.
Persist disorderly conduct – David R. Dickerson, Magne...

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Holiday inflatables

By From JT Staff Reports

December 6, 2024

With the passing of Thanksgiving, holiday light and inflatable displays, like the one above on Sixth Street, are starting to pop up around Union County. (Journal-Tribune photo by Kevin Behrens) --

Court News, News

Woman charged in scissor attack

Grand jury indictments

By Kyle Meddles

December 6, 2024

A Plain City woman could be facing as many as 16 years in prison after allegedly using scissors to assault a family member. The Union County Grand Jury has indicted Chereese Lisa Lillard, 32, whose co...

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Bank, church partner for food drive

By Kyle Meddles

December 5, 2024

The Middlefield Bank has teamed with the Marysville Christian Church (MCC) to collect food donations for those in need in the community as part of the MCC’s monthly food drive. Bobb Alloway, member of...

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Local OSP post names Trooper of the Year

By From JT Staff Reports

December 5, 2024

Ohio State Highway Patrol Trooper Tyler W. Easter has been selected as the 2024 Trooper of the Year at the Marysville Post. The selection of Trooper Easter is in recognition of outstanding service dur...

Education, News

LifeWise set to open program for Fairbanks students

By From JT Staff Reports

December 5, 2024

LifeWise Academy held its first classes at Fairbanks Elementary School on Tuesday, Sept. 5, which enrolls students in grades 1-5. LifeWise Academy, which is based in Hilliard, is a released time relig...

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Grant could help boost city safety services

By Michael Williamson

December 5, 2024

Marysville officials are planning to try again for a grant that would help bring additional fire and EMS staff into the city’s fire department. At the recent city council meeting, officials said they ...