Thursday, April 4 --HIV testing - 3 to 5:30 p.m., health department, 940 London Ave. --Weight Watchers - 6 p.m., Trinity Lutheran Church --Crazy Quilters of Union County – 6:30 p.m., Marysville Christ...

A buried power line was cut Wednesday during construction of the Marysville High School Football stadium. The accident cut power to the high school as well as the transportation and maintenance facili...

Memorial Health officials said today that Memorial Gables, the system’s skilled nursing facility, is experiencing increased reports of residents and staff with symptoms from norovirus. “Norovirus is t...

In a 2-1 vote, the Jerome Township Trustees voted to rezone 12.98 acres of land from medium density residential to planned development. The area, located on Watkins-California Road, is being looked at...

Some changes are being made to the talented writing staff at the Journal-Tribune. Readers may have noticed a new byline atop a story from Jerome Township in Tuesday’s newspaper, as Michael Williamson ...

A park is planned for the plot of land at the intersection of London Avenue and Ninth Street. City officials are hoping the park will increase connectivity from Memorial Hospital into the Uptown. (Pho...

Union County deputies are investigating a domestic argument on Woodstock Road in Union Township that sent a woman to the hospital. According to a release from the Sheriff’s Office, deputies received a...

As the weather begins to transition from cold to warm, local officials are working to get parks and facilities ready for summer activities. City of Marysville parks worker Chad Clarridge begins work t...

Jerome Township Fire Chief Doug Stewart, has been named the township’s new director of departments. Trustees voted 2-1 on the measure Monday evening, appointing Stewart to the new part-time position t...

Marysville officials want more information before making a decision on purchasing the local YMCA. City Manager Terry Emery met this morning with the YMCA executive committee to discuss the city’s desi...

Pictured above is a photo from the City of Marysville’s Facebook page from a previous Uptown Cleanup Day. The 2019 Uptown Marysville Spring Clean-Up Day will take place on April 27. (Photo submitted) ...

Work began last week on a project on South Plum Street to replace a bridge and carry out curb improvements. At last week’s Marysville City Council meeting, City Engineer Jeremy Hoyt said the work will...

The man who allegedly threatened to stab police officers and emergency responders with dirty needles and escaped from police has been indicted by the Union County Grand Jury. Anthony C. Lagos, 38, of ...

Local health officials have solutions to a growing problem of how children interact with the internet through smartphone apps. The internet has positive aspects for children, like watching videos and ...

Goodies Galore owner Katie Rappleye is pictured at the counter of her shop on East Fifth Street. She said keeping the business in the Uptown was important to her, since she doesn’t like seeing shops l...

A Marysville firefighter sprays a propane tank that was reported as being on fire at a residence at Fourth and Maple streets at about 7:50 a.m. today. Marysville Fire Chief Jay Riley said the resident...

Triad Elementary School students are in good shape when it comes to reading. Elementary School Principal Lee Claypool told the school board Thursday that since the first time the Ohio third grade read...

Dep. Matt Warden Warden, right, playing the role of a shooter, speaks with Terri Himes of the county commissioners’ office as part of Thursday’s simulated active shooter training. Many of the particip...

Sergei Teleshev and Natasha Popova –––– Internationally-acclaimed accordion player, Sergei Teleshev and world-renowned violinist and singer, Natasha Popova will be performing at Bunsold Middle School ...

Tina LaRoche, deputy director of the Union County Board of Elections, demonstrates one of the new ballot marking machines Union County has purchased. Local election officials are testing the equipment...

The North Union FFA Agronomy Career Development Event (CDE) team placed first out of 28 schools in the state competition at the Ohio State Fairgrounds on Saturday. According to a release by the school...

The former office manager at a Mill Valley physician’s office has been indicted for pretending to be a doctor and a nurse. The Union Count Grand Jury has indicted Sarah R. Lovejoy, 33, of Troy, chargi...

Despite asking for a longer-term agreement, the Miami Valley Steam Threshers Association is looking at a time when it will no longer be at Pastime Park. “We are actively looking elsewhere,” said Gary ...

Representatives from North Union Little League approached council members during the regular Monday night meeting. The officers of the league asked council if it would be able to offer some help and g...

Marysville City Council had some further discussion regarding the city’s possible purchase of the Union County YMCA Monday, including the possibility of letting residents decide themselves. Councilper...

Pictured is a 1998 Jeep Cherokee, driven by Jason Winter, 29, of Raymond, which was involved in a car crash at the intersection of Route 347 and Lunda Road this morning. Winter was announced deceased ...

The City of Marysville has repaired a baseball dugout at Eljer Park, shown above, that collapsed due to high winds last month. Shown right, Goodwin Services worker Brock Horne reinforces one of the ot...

A Delaware man could be facing more than five years in prison after allegedly causing a crash that injured another man. The Union County Grand Jury has indicted Justin Michael Vanhoesen, charging him ...

County officials and employees will be participating in an active shooter drill Thursday at the Union County Office Building. The trainings, similar to this one recently held at Marysville High School...

Whit’s Frozen Custard Manager David Nease works at the restaurant’s new location on East Fifth Street Friday afternoon, fixing it up ahead of the new site’s launch. Whit’s Operator Todd Poole said he’...