The North Union Board of Education heard a report on the use of technology at its Monday night meeting. Board members Kevin Crosthwaite and Dennis Hall were absent. Vice president Jean Wedding preside...

Workers from CSX are tearing out portions of the railroad at North Maple Street. They are replacing the ties, which are the wooden planks underneath the rails. They expect to have this section of the ...

The Marysville Finance Committee heard proposals for several new positions to go into next year’s budget. Among the new personnel, the committee chose to recommend to council are two new positions wit...

The Marysville High School Marching Band is shown above performing at the Buckeye Invitational band competition at the Ohio State University Saturday. The band received a Superior rating, the highest ...

Union County has received a pair of federal grants to help people with mental illness. Dr. Phil Atkins recently announced the Mental Health and Recovery Board has received a $125,000 grant as part of ...

Mason Soviak (left) and Taylor Day (right) pose for a photo after being crowned this year’s Homecoming king and queen before the start of the North Union football game against Galion. To see the full ...

Kenton man charged with inducing panic –––– The Kenton man who brought a toy gun to work at Honda’s Marysville Auto Plant has been arrested and could face nearly six months in jail. Christopher Robert...

U.S. Senator Rob Portman, wearing jeans, wrapped up his Ohio Auto Manufacturing Jobs Tour in Marysville on Friday. Portman was in town to tour Honda’s Marysville Auto Plant. Above, Portman speaks with...

Crews from the City of Marysville are shown above working to relocate a water line on North Main Street, near the water treatment plant, earlier this week. In addition to a building demolition last we...

On Thursday morning, Amanda Morris is shown leading Scott Hamilton’s 10th grade American history class as students learned about the legends and folklore of Marysville. The group is shown above at the...

A tense situation at a local manufacturing plant ended peacefully this morning. Law enforcement and first responders were called to Honda’s Marysville Auto Plant, 24000 Honda Parkway, shortly after 8 ...

Crews demolish a garage structure behind the former location of Fiesta Grande earlier this week. The current owner of the Mexican restaurant owns the land. According to City Planner Chad Flowers, the ...

A butterfly rests on a flower on Boerger Road earlier this week. Images like these will become increasingly rare in the coming weeks as the weather gets colder. This Saturday’s Tailgate in the Park wi...

Officials at the Tri-County Regional Jail are working to provide around the clock medical care for inmates. Jail Executive Director Scott Springhetti said generally the jail has a nurse on duty 12 hou...

Marysville’s pair of McDonald’s restaurants will be getting makeovers soon. During a brief meeting, the city’s design review board passed two site plan applications Wednesday night to renovate the res...

According to the Union County Sheriff’s Office, a black 2003 Ford Explorer, driven by Rachael D. Barth, 27, of Marysville, lost control of her vehicle, struck a ditch and rolled over at Route 37, near...

The residents of North Lewisburg were given a chance to consider having a natural gas supplier in their town at Tuesday night’s meeting. Bob Smith, a partner with Legacy Pipeline, asked the village co...

Pictured above are Marysville Journal-Tribune news clippings detailing the events leading up to Honda’s announcement that it would locate a manufacturing facility in Union County 40 years ago. What st...

The Village of Milford Center approved the purchase of an asphalt recycling machine for $20,400 at its meeting Monday night. Councilman Howard Van Dyke had been researching asphalt mixers since March,...

Jerome Township is adding law enforcement. Currently, Jerome and Millcreek townships partner to share the cost of three public safety officers (PSO). Jerome Township pays 75 percent of the cost, an es...

The area highlighted in red above is the site of a proposed barley malting operation discussed at Monday night’s Marysville City Council meeting. It is up for rezoning from light to heavy manufacturin...

The Marysville pool is a staple of the local community, and city officials have been thinking about both its short-term and long-term future. This year’s statistics paint a picture with both ups and d...

The Marysville Journal-Tribune recently honored several of its best carriers for National Newspaper Carrier Week. Those honored must have delivered the paper for longer than two years and have had les...

CLARK –––– Union County Prosecutor Dave Phillips is encouraging residents who see a dangerous domestic situation to call 911 and anyone in a dangerous domestic situation to get help. “There are resour...

Pictured above, Marysville made history Friday night as four members of Homecoming royalty were crowned prior to the football game against Westland. The local district holds high school classes at the...

Sometimes the bond between siblings is unbreakable. For one Marion family, even a trip to a detention facility could not break it. A Union County Grand Jury has indicted Phillip Michael Simpson and hi...

Marysville Homecoming candidates, from left, Samuel Essig, Sara Berkland and Thomas Rush of Marysville High School throw candy during Thursday evening’s Marysville Homecoming Parade. There are homecom...

Pictured are students from Navin Elementary School engaging in a “walking school bus” for National Walk to School Day this morning, hosted by the Union County Health Department (UCHD). The walk began ...

The Village of Plain City is making changes to the way it budgets for the year. “We’ve got a lot happening in the village,” said Village Administrator Kevin Vaughn. “We are excited about the future. I...

A recently released report details requests for a pair of marijuana cultivator licenses for Union County. The Ohio Department of Commerce recently released the ‘Business Entity and Contact Information...