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Education
2 months ago
Ohio State Marion to host Engineering Open House Sept. 29

Ohio State Marion will host an Engineering Open House Sept. 29, showcasing its engineering technology program, faculty, students, industry partnerships, and regional workforce opportunities.

Education
2 months ago
Marion Technical College enrollment reaches record 4,141 students

Marion Technical College reached a record 4,141 students this fall, marking eight consecutive semesters of enrollment growth and its highest enrollment in 56 years.

Court/Crime
2 months ago
Marion County Prosecutor to seek death penalty against Donald Alan Adams

Marion County Prosecutor Ray Grogan will seek the death penalty against Donald Alan Adams after a grand jury indicted him in a fatal stabbing and attempted killing.

Local
2 months ago
Richwood Bank, AFFN and AMBA partner to support “Celebrate the Heroes Among Us” event

Richwood Bank, AFFN and AMBA are providing $6,000 to support Richwood’s free October 3 event honoring veterans, military members and first responders.

Local
2 months ago
Building housing NCOMG businesses is for sale, businesses are not

Questions are swirling over a Crawford County property sale, but NCOMG is setting the record straight: the building is for sale — the businesses inside are staying put.

Local
2 months ago
Marion City Council fails to override veto of Flock Safety Camera ban

Marion City Council’s 4-4 vote upheld the mayor’s veto of a proposed Flock Safety camera ban, leaving the surveillance technology in place

Court/Crime
2 months ago
Columbus man arrested for murder following fatal Marion County stabbing

A Columbus man is in custody on a murder charge after a fatal stabbing in Marion County left one woman dead and another hospitalized with life-threatening injuries.

Local
2 months ago
Mayor Collins Vetoes Ban on Flock Safety Cameras

Marion Mayor Bill Collins vetoed a City Council measure banning city employees from using Flock Safety cameras after the ordinance narrowly passed 5-4.

Local
2 months ago
Upper Sandusky’s Kalmbach Feeds donates $25,000 to Veterans’ Equine Programs

Tribute Equine Nutrition and PATH Intl. announced a $25,000 donation supporting equine-assisted services for Veterans and active-duty service members nationwide.

Court/Crime
2 months ago
Morrow County man convicted of gross sexual imposition

A Morrow County jury found Jeremy Ashba guilty of gross sexual imposition after a three-day trial, with sentencing scheduled for October 19, 2026.