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16 hours ago
Marion City Council Committee to meet December 1

Marion City Council Committees will convene a unified meeting on Dec. 1, 2025, at 6:30 p.m. in the Second Floor Council Chambers at City Hall to discuss key agenda items.

Local
20 hours ago
Marion Fire Department Christmas Toy Drive happening now Through December 4th!

The Marion Fire Department is hosting its annual Christmas Toy Drive, collecting new, unwrapped toys through December 4th at all three fire stations to bring holiday cheer to local children.

Court/Crime
3 days ago
Delaware County Judge who sentenced Adam Stone accused of sexual coercion amidst stalking allegations

Delaware County Common Pleas Judge James Schuck, who sentenced former Bucyrus attorney Adam Stone, is facing serious sexual coercion and stalking allegations, prompting a request for his leave of absence.

Local
3 days ago
Ohio officials urge sober driving, responsible alcohol use to prevent Thanksgiving fatalities

The Ohio Division of Liquor Control and State Highway Patrol are urging Ohioans to designate sober drivers and practice responsible alcohol use after five fatal crashes last Thanksgiving involved alcohol or drugs.

Court/Crime
3 days ago
Marion County child rapist Michael Stith gets life sentence without parole for 50 years

Child rapist Michael Stith received a life sentence without parole for 50 years in Marion County, Ohio, for preying on multiple children over three decades.

Court/Crime
3 days ago
Dalton Edwards receives 30-year prison sentence for child exploitation

Cardington, OH man Dalton Edwards sentenced to 30 to 32.5 years in prison for 58 counts of child sexual exploitation involving local students.

Entertainment
4 days ago
Marion Palace Theatre announces auditions for junior production of comedic play ‘Bringing Down the House’

The Marion Palace Theatre is holding open auditions on January 7 and 8, 2026, for boys and girls ages 8 and up for its non-musical stage comedy, Bringing Down the House.

Local
4 days ago
City of Marion declared in “Fiscal Caution” by Auditor of State

The Ohio Auditor of State has declared the City of Marion, Ohio, to be in a state of Fiscal Caution due to multi-year unreconciled records and $8.8 million in deficit fund balances.

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