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WEB4 days ago · Marysville’s Aspen Scythes (15) heads the ball toward Olentangy’s goal during the second half of action. (Journal-Tribune photo by Aleksei Pavloff) Lady Monarch soccer squad f... September 19, 2024. Marysville’s girls soccer team is still searching for its first win of the season following a 1-0 loss to Olentangy.
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Obituaries - Marysville Journal Tribune
WEBSep 16, 2024 · For information about submitting an Obituary, please contact Marie Woodford at [email protected], or by calling 937-644-9111. JAMES WILLIAM KENT. September 19, 2024. James William Kent, 52 of Ostrander, OH, formerly of Mechanicsburg, passed away on September 16, 2024, at the OSU Wexner Medical Center. Jim was born on October 5, 1971, in ...
Plain City’s rapid expansion shows no signs of slowing
WEBJan 24, 2024 · Plain City residential and commercial development was booming in 2023, with Village Planner Derek Hutchinson calling it a “record-breaking” year in a number of ways. “We had an extremely busy year,” Hutchinson told council Monday night. In 2023, four larger-scale developments were approved, including housing developments like Darby Station Phases 3 and 4, Madison Meadows II and Maren ...
A half-century behind the bench - Marysville Journal Tribune
WEBNews. December 4, 2021. A half-century behind the bench. By Ally Lanasa. Dan Behrens, right, is retiring after 50 years as a magistrate in Marysville Municipal Court. A reception was held Friday in the courtroom to honor Behrens, who primarily handled duties in small claims court. Behrens is pictured with his replacement as magistrate, Rebecca ...
New chief picked for Marysville Fire Department
WEBOct 16, 2023 · An interview committee will Battalion Chief Nate Burns, pictured above speaking with children about fire prevention, as the next Marysville Fire Chief. Burns has been serving as interim chief since last month when former Fire Chief Jay Riley retired. (Photo submitted) -- A Fairbanks graduate and longtime Marysville fire fighter will likely be the city’s next fire chief.
Triad athletic director would like to see realignment among Ohio ...
WEBMar 22, 2022 · Triad High School football players Diego Hernandez (22) and Hunter Thompson (24) make a tackle during a 2021 game. Pictured in the background is Michael Warner (50). Triad’s athletic director would like to see the Ohio Heritage Conference go through realignment to more along the lines of student enrollment, instead of the current geographical set-up.
Grigsby to leave the bench - Marysville Journal Tribune
WEBJul 8, 2021 · Has served as judge in municipal court since 2000 In letters to Gov. Michael DeWine and Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice Maureen O’Connor dated June 16, Marysville Municipal Court Judge Michael Grigsby announced his early retirement effective July 23. “I think that under today’s circumstances my docket is in good order for whoever succeeds me,” wrote Grigsby.
Area Fourth of July festivities scheduled - Marysville Journal Tribune
WEBJun 27, 2019 · Several area municipalities will be hosting Independence Day events. Marysville The Marysville Fourth of July Parade route begins at American Legion Park, where parade participants will line up in the old Kroger parking lot, travels east on Fifth Street to South Plum Street, turns West on Sixth Street and ends at the Union County Courthouse parking lot.
ORW to build new mental health facility
WEBApr 22, 2021 · Ohio Reformatory for Women officials and staff broke ground Wednesday for the new Residential Treatment Unit and Outpatient Treatment Mall. The facility will provide mental health services for women incarcerated at ORW. Pictured from left are Katie Nixon, ORW deputy warden of special service; Ernie Moore, deputy director of the Office of Prisons; Kevin Stockdale, deputy director of the Office ...
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