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Entertainment
5 days ago
Sci-Fi epic “Project Hail Mary” set for weekend screenings at Marion Palace Theatre

The historic Marion Palace Theatre will host a weekend of screenings for the acclaimed sci-fi adventure “Project Hail Mary” from April 17 to April 19.

Local
6 days ago
Mount Gilead man killed in two-vehicle Morrow County crash

A 43-year-old Mount Gilead man died Tuesday morning following a collision at the intersection of County Road 24 and County Road 228 in Peru Township.

Local
6 days ago
OhioHealth Marion General honors donor legacies with flag-raising ceremony

Hospital leaders and local families gathered Monday to raise the Donate Life flag and honor the selfless organ and tissue donors who have saved dozens of lives in the Marion community.

Entertainment
6 days ago
Kings Island to kick off 2026 season with new “Phantom Theater” Dark Ride

Kings Island kicks off its 2026 season on April 18 with the debut of the Phantom Theater: Opening Nightmare dark ride and a centennial celebration for the historic Grand Carousel.

Local
7 days ago
Robots take over Marion: National Robotics Challenge returns

The Marion County Fairgrounds will host the 2026 National Robotics Challenge from April 16–18, featuring student-led engineering competitions and innovative robot designs in the Veterans Memorial Coliseum.

Local
7 days ago
MARCA partners with local groups to offer free shredding events

MARCA Industries Inc. and local partners are hosting free community shredding and recycling events across Marion County this spring to provide residents with secure document disposal and electronics recycling.

Education
1 week ago
Marion Technical College brings STEM learning and career exploration to Bucyrus Elementary

Bucyrus City Schools partners with Marion Technical College to bring hands‑on STEM lessons and early career exploration to elementary students.

Court/Crime
1 week ago
Supreme Court suspends Marion Attorney for two years

Supreme Court of Ohio suspends Marion attorney Jack Herchel VanBibber for two years over professional misconduct.

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