Top local stories of 2024: Numbers 6-10 - Marysville Journal Tribune
4 days ago · Events in nature, school flashpoints and growth issues dominated the top local stories of 2024, as voted by the Journal-Tribune newsroom staff. The stories holding positions 6 through 10 appear in today’s newspaper. The top five stories will appear in the next edition of the newspaper. 6/7. (Tie) Strong tornado hits Union County An EF-2 tornado struck Union County on March 14, causing ...
Marysville girls lose first contest of 2024-25 season
Dec 6, 2024 · It was a tale of two halves when the Marysville Lady Monarchs traveled to Hilliard Darby to face the Lady Panthers. The Monarchs started off strong in the first half, but the Panthers roared back with a vengeance in the second half to win 38-28. Marysville’s Allison Price led her team with 11 points. Panthers senior guard Gianna Lane posted a game-high 23 points.
Young wrestlers featured in NU program - Marysville Journal Tribune
Dec 4, 2024 · North Union’s boys and girls wrestling teams have a good deal of youngsters leading into the winter season. That means they have a lot to learn. However, head coach Garrett Andrews is excited, nonetheless. Andrews emphasized this year’s off-season was one of his best as far as generating interest from young athletes. Due to not coaching football this past fall, he was able to focus on ...
Memorial Health 2025 budget grows - Marysville Journal Tribune
Dec 20, 2024 · Through a challenging climate merging healthcare giants, Memorial Health continues to grow. Memorial’s Board of Trustees approved the 2025 operating budget Thursday night, showing the health system expects revenue to outpace expenses by $7 million. For a county-owned hospital, the numbers contained in the budget can be staggering. The system expects to take in nearly $565 million in gross ...
Woman charged in scissor attack - Marysville Journal Tribune
Dec 6, 2024 · A Plain City woman could be facing as many as 16 years in prison after allegedly using scissors to assault a family member. The Union County Grand Jury has indicted Chereese Lisa Lillard, 32, whose court-listed address is 7570 Westwood Drive, Plain City, charging her with two counts of felonious assault of the second degree, one count of domestic violence and one count of aggravated menacing.
Santa on Main Street - Marysville Journal Tribune
Dec 2, 2024 · Cool temperatures over the weekend held down the crowds for the 2024 Marysville Christmas Parade Sunday afternoon. Above, Santa Claus waves to those who braved the chilly weather along North Main Street. Below, as other attendees are bundled up awaiting the start of the parade, one eager young boy went horizontal to get a …
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3 days ago · Fire and emergency personnel look through a shed that caught fire behind the Old Stone Haus Tavern in Broadway early Friday morning. One resident was burned and transported to Memorial Hospital and then The Ohio University hospital after the fire broke out just after 6 a.m. Firefighters on-scene were able to contain the fire and the tavern resumed regular operations.
JA, Triad girls hoopsters fall - Marysville Journal Tribune
Dec 2, 2024 · Jonathan Alder’s girls basketball squad opened the 2024-25 season with a 51-46 setback to Mechanicsburg. The Indians held a 13-7 lead after the opening period and took a 30-23 margin at halftime. Mechanicsburg extended its upper hand to 47-37 by the end of the third quarter. Natalie Hess and Kennedy McGrath scored in double figures by respectively notching 13 and 12 points for the Lady Pioneers.
Archiving project honored - Marysville Journal Tribune
Dec 5, 2024 · Stephen Badenhop, Union County’s records and archives manager, was presented with the Ohio Historical Records Advisory Board’s (OHRAB) Achievement Award Wednesday morning. Badenhop worked with volunteers with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints over several years to index and digitize some 13,000 files from the Union County Court of Common Pleas ranging from 1820-1900.
Triad girls once again face numbers problem
Dec 6, 2024 · Triad’s girls basketball program will once again be playing the numbers, or rather lack of, game this winter. Head coach Erica Trainer has only 11 players in the program to spread between the varsity and JV squads. Returning lettermen include seniors Abbey Overfield and Mia LeMay, junior Gracie Martin and sophomore Jazz Ford. The Lady Cardinals posted an overall record of 7-16 during the ...