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2 days ago
GALLERY: Marion Noon Kiwanis Pancake Day 2026

The 2026 Marion Noon Kiwanis Pancake Day at Tri-Rivers Career Center photo gallery.

Local
4 days ago
60 MPH gusts expected: High wind warning issued for North Central and Northwest Ohio

The National Weather Service has issued a High Wind Warning for north central and northwest Ohio for Friday, March 13, 2026, warning of 60 mph gusts that could cause widespread power outages and hazardous travel.

Education
4 days ago
Ravi V. Bellamkonda appointed as 18th president of The Ohio State University

Newly appointed Ohio State President Bellamkonda visited Ohio State Marion two short weeks prior to being named university president on March 12.

Local
4 days ago
OhioHealth Marion General Hospital earns 5-Star overall rating on Forbes Top Hospitals 2026 list

OhioHealth Marion General Hospital has earned a prestigious 5-star rating in the inaugural Forbes Top Hospitals 2026 rankings, placing the Marion, Ohio, facility among the top 5% of hospitals nationwide for high-quality clinical outcomes and patient care.

Entertainment
4 days ago
Weekend events spotlight: March 14–15 in Marion

From St. Patrick’s Day celebrations and live theater to family-friendly hikes and community breakfasts, discover the best things to do in Marion, Ohio, this weekend, March 14–15.

Education
5 days ago
Marion Histories Spring Lecture Series to highlight Black community’s legacy

Ohio State University at Marion and Mayes Community Temple are partnering to host the free Marion Histories Spring Lecture Series, a three-part program exploring the vital contributions of Black Marionites to the region’s history and development.

Local
6 days ago
Marion’s history comes to life during 20th annual ‘A Night at Heritage Hall’

The Marion County Historical Society invites visitors to explore a dimly lit museum by flashlight and interact with legendary figures like Henry Ford and Rod Serling during its signature annual fundraiser.

Local
6 days ago
Marion County Commissioners approve new 10-year tax levy request for Board of DD

The Marion County Board of Developmental Disabilities is seeking a new 10-year levy at a reduced millage rate to address rising service demands and ensure long-term stability for the 1,000 individuals it serves.

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