The Ohio Department of Commerce is warning residents about a significant rise in imposter scams, with reports increasing by nearly 47% in the first half of this year.
The Alzheimer’s Association invites Central Ohioans to join the Marion Walk to End Alzheimer’s on Saturday, September 27, at The Marion Campus.
Marion City Schools is hosting an open hiring event for substitute teachers on Wednesday, Aug. 27, offering a flexible schedule and a daily pay rate of $135.
The Palace Cultural Arts Association is bringing the new comedy film, The Naked Gun (2025), to the big screen at the historic Marion Palace Theatre.
The Marion Public Library is launching a new seed library on September 8, offering Marion County residents free access to seeds and educational resources to help them start their own gardens.
The week in Bucyrus brings a mix of showers and sun, with highs in the upper 60s and low 70s and overnight lows dropping into the 40s.
The Marion Palace Theatre will present “World Tour 2025,” a one-night-only concert featuring local artists John W. Garnes II, Ben Zucker, and Ryan Cluff, on Friday, Sept. 26.
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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