News

October 15, 2024

A medical waste hauler is asking permission to develop a sterilization facility inside the building at 14711 Industrial Parkway, highlighted in blue. The company, Sterile Waste Solutions (SWS), received state funding to move out of Westerville and relocate in a rural county to create jobs. The company currently runs its office in the building, but hauls waste to a sterilization facility in Cincinnati, but wants to be able to sterilize the waste locally. (Graphic submitted)

Medical waste facility proposed

By Mac Cordell

A proposed medical waste sterilization facility reminds at least one member of council of a similar but different facility proposed for the city more than three decades ago.

At Monday night’s meeting, the Marysville City Council heard first reading of a zoning code change that would add the term �...

Work of Fairbanks students to appear in Library of Congress

Education, News

Five Fairbanks students presented a project three years in the making during the Ohio School Board Association’s Student Achievement Fair in Columbus earlier this month. The project, part of the district’s Authentic Learning approach to education, had students interview and record their peers to learn about their stories and experiences. Students pictured from left are Elli Shaffer, Ava Lahmers, Kendole Crozier, Pamela Bosworth and Leo Bosworth. (Photo submitted)

Work of Fairbanks students to appear in Library of Congress

By Michael Williamson

November 19, 2024

A group of Fairbanks students presented work to visitors from all over the state this month – work that will also land in the Library of Congress. On Nov. 11, the group of five students attended the O...

News

Chick-fil-A has taken the first step to build one of its fast food chicken restaurants in Marysville. The company recently filed an application to have its design evaluated by the city’s Design Review Board. (Photo submitted)

Chick-fil-A files to build in city

Will locate at former Sunbelt site on Delaware Avenue

By Mac Cordell

November 19, 2024

City officials have confirmed that Chick-fil-A has filed paperwork to bring a restaurant to Marysville. The fast food chicken chain filed paperwork Tuesday to have the design of the new store reviewed...

NU girls bowling team wins Ridgedale tourney

Sports

Members of North Union’s girls bowling team are from left, front row, Olyvia Frisco, Lexi Bahan and Leila Hamilton; back row, assistant coach Mike Donohue, Alyssa Frisco, Emma McCaul, Montana Donohue and head coach Matt Donohue. (Journal-Tribune photo by Bob Putman)

NU girls bowling team wins Ridgedale tourney

By Bob Putman

November 19, 2024

The North Union girls bowling team opened its season on Saturday in the best way it could. Taking the lead in the preliminary round, the Lady Cats kept the momentum going to win the Ridgedale Rocket B...

Timeout with Time: It’s going to be learning process for young MHS girls hoop squad

Sports

Marysville senior Allison Price goes up for a basket during Saturday’s scrimmage against Lancaster. Price and Emma Gilbert are the only two seniors and lettermen on the roster. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller)

Timeout with Time: It’s going to be learning process for young MHS girls hoop squad

By Tim Miller

November 19, 2024

I stopped in Saturday morning to watch Marysville High School’s girls varsity basketball team scrimmage Lancaster and Grove City. The first thing I noticed was a good number of new faces on the court ...

Future of junior high considered in JA facility planning

Education, News

The graphic above shows four of the 10 current options Alder's community advisory team is looking at as possible facility configurations. The items in red indicate new buildings or additions. The numbers indicate projected capacity (green) and current capacity (white) for each of the buildings. (Graphic submitted)

Future of junior high considered in JA facility planning

By Mike Williamson

November 18, 2024

As Jonathan Alder works to finish its facility planning, one question the district is facing is whether it should repurpose or demolish the current junior high building. Josh Predovich, with the archi...

News

Michelle E. Sawyer, 52, of 20955 Collins Ave., Milford Center, was arrested Saturday evening following a multi-agency pursuit through the southern portion of the county and into the Marysville Uptown. Police were eventually able to get the car stopped in the 100 block of South Main Street and pulled the woman out. (Journal-Tribune photo by Chad Williamson)

Woman arrested after pursuit

Suspected drunk driver hit two cruisers during pursuit

By Mac Cordell

November 18, 2024

A Milford Center woman could be facing prison time after a slow-speed pursuit this weekend, during which she hit two separate sheriff’s office cruisers. Michelle E. Sawyer, 52, of 20955 Collins Ave., ...