Marion Technical College has won the prestigious 2026 Bellwether Award for its innovative partnership with Columbus State Community College, a collaboration that secured millions in grant funding to enhance student success and support.
The Marion Noon Kiwanis will host its annual Pancake Day fundraiser on March 14, 2026, at Tri-Rivers Career Center, featuring all-you-can-eat breakfast and local talent to support area youth scholarships and children’s programs.
Marion Mayor Bill Collins clarifies that the city’s $8.8 million deficit is due to long-term overspending—not theft—while proposing tax credit repeals and utility rate hikes to stabilize the budget.
MCBDD invites Marion County to celebrate individuals of all abilities
The City of Marion is adjusting its monthly storm sewer utility rate from $7.20 to $13.20 effective April 2026 to address inflation and ensure the long-term financial stability of Marion County’s infrastructure.
The Palace Cultural Arts Association brings the high-stakes survival film “Send Help” to downtown Marion for a limited screening engagement February 27 through March 1.
A suspected drug-related robbery escalated into a broad-daylight shootout and vehicle pursuit in Marion Sunday evening, leaving one suspect wounded and two others in custody.
Cedar Point fans got a first look at a new patriotic celebration, veteran-specific perks, and revamped dining options during a sold-out winter event that raised nearly $1 million for charity since its inception.
Two people died Sunday evening after their vehicle traveled left of center and collided with a pickup truck in Morrow County.
Marion attorney Joel Spitzer is firing back at Sheriff Matt Bayles, accusing him of a “knee-jerk arrest” and “victim-blaming” while demanding both the Sheriff and Prosecutor recuse themselves from the Brandon Damron rape investigation.