In celebration of National Social Work Month, Marion Valley Post Acute is highlighting the vital role of licensed social worker Brittanie Bruce, who serves as a compassionate advocate and essential bridge between residents, families, and the clinical care team.
Ohio State Marion is hosting “Bugs Are for Brownies” on March 22, offering Girl Scout Brownies a hands-on opportunity to earn their Bugs badge alongside female university scientists.
The attorney for Marion Police Officer Brendan Damron has filed a motion to dismiss all charges, including rape, citing a violation of Garrity Rights and the improper use of compelled statements in the criminal investigation.
The Marion County Sheriff’s Department Victims Assistance Program has earned the prestigious Crime Victim Services Award from the National Sheriffs’ Association for its dedicated advocacy and community support.
Mount Gilead Mayor Donna Carver is urging Morrow County residents to attend a March 10 open house to voice concerns over ODOT’s proposed US 23 to I-71 connector routes.
The Five Nights on Campus series brings 1940s-style harmony trio America’s Sweethearts to Ohio State Marion’s Morrill Hall on March 12, 2026, for a night of vintage swing and nostalgic jazz
Gallery of February 2026 Marion County Mugshots brought to you by Weaver’s Bonding.
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.