Meet the NU cheerleaders

The Satanic Temple announced last month that it would be offering a release time religious instruction program called the Hellion Academy of Independent Learning (HAIL) to Edgewood Elementary students in Marysville. The program’s campaign director, June Everett, pictured above, talked about the program and the Temple’s philosophy for this week’s Marysville Journal-Tribune Podcast, out Thursday on all available streaming platforms. (Photo submitted)

Members of North Union’s girls wrestling team are from left, front row, Olivia Ehrick, Maryanna Thompson and Addison Kirby; second row, Rylan Riffle, Allana Smith, Cameron Ludwig and Lyra Wigglesworth; back row, assistant coach Randal Riffle, Paisley Jordan, Dallis McIntire, Madison Goad and head coach Garret Andrews. Not pictured, Riley Horne. (Journal-Tribune photo by Aleksei Pavloff)

North Union’s girls varsity basketball squad is pictured from left, front row, Kailyn Colegrove, Catherine Hinkle and Glory Blevins; second row, Kailin McElroy, Gabby Lindsey, Kennedy Harrah and Emma McElroy; back row, head coach Mitchell Loomis, Brenna Martino and assistant coach Taylor Day. (Journal-Tribune photo by Aleksei Pavloff)

North Union’s boys varsity basketball team is pictured from left, front row, Xavier Gruber, Jacob Toomey, Dainon Lindsey. Wyatt Davis, Trenor Kyte and Josiah Stover; middle row, Trace Huff, Jaxon Jolliff, Wyatt Arver, Nickolas Hajjar and Tyler Krebehenne; back row, manager Brey Wenger, assistant coach Steve Allen, Miles Hall, head coach Austin Terrill, assistant coach Cameron Miller and assistant coach Josh Rayburn. (Journal-Tribune photo by Aleksei Pavloff)

Marysville City Council approved some zoning amendments Monday that clarify what will be allowed in the planned unit development of the Silos project. Changes include things like car washes and commercial options in the first floor of planned hotels. Above is a rendering that shows what that area west of North Main Street near the old water plant could look like. At left, the rendering shows how the project plans to utilize businesses with "waterfront views" along the creek.