Marion is set to celebrate its achievement of being named the “Strongest Town in North America for 2025” with a large-scale, free community event this weekend.
Ohio’s Lieutenant Governor Jim Tressel visited Marion Matters to discuss workforce solutions, focusing on addressing employment barriers like transportation and the “benefit cliff.”
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African Safari Wildlife Park in Port Clinton is offering Bash on the Bay ticket holders 50% off general admission through Sunday, August 17.
The Marion City Board of Education will hold its regular monthly meeting on Monday, Aug. 18, at Harding High School, and the public is invited to attend.
Marion County residents should prepare for a hot weekend with highs in the low 90s and a chance of thunderstorms, especially on Sunday.
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Here’s your Marion County Work Week Weather forecast: We’re starting the week with the possibility of isolated showers and thunderstorms this afternoon as temperatures climb to near 90, with a heat index as high as 96 by Tuesday.
This week, the Ohio State Highway Patrol is conducting an OVI checkpoint, and you can find out the county and specific location by checking our radio and online news sources.
The Palace Cultural Arts Association is bringing the timeless music of Mozart to the May Pavilion on Sunday, September 14, featuring a live classical performance by an ensemble from the Central Ohio Symphony.
