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Court/Crime

2 years ago

Marion County delivers justice: Cecil C. Moore sentenced to 62.5 years for multiple felony counts

MARION, OH (MARION COUNTY NOW)—Marion County Prosecuting Attorney Ray Grogan secured a substantial measure […]

Court/Crime

2 years ago

Marion County Jury delivers guilty verdict in major drug case–Myron Johnson convicted

MARION, OH (MARION COUNTY NOW)—A significant victory was achieved for Marion County this week […]

Court/Crime

2 years ago

Two added to Marion’s Most Wanted list

MARION, OH (MARION COUNTY NOW)—The Marion County Central Dispatch has released the latest edition […]

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Local

9 hours ago

OhioMeansJobs Marion County releases final weekly job list before Thanksgiving break

OhioMeansJobs Marion County has released its final Weekly Job List and Open Interviews for the week of November 22-29, noting that the service will pause next week for the Thanksgiving holiday.

Local

2 days ago

Weekend Closure: ODOT shuts down southbound U.S. 23 at SR 231 interchange in Marion County

ODOT has scheduled a full weekend closure for U.S. 23 southbound at the State Route 231 interchange in Marion County, starting at 9 p.m. Friday, November 21, and running through Monday morning.

Local

4 days ago

Marion City Offices announce closures and service changes for Thanksgiving Holiday

Marion Mayor Bill Collins announced that most City of Marion offices, including City Hall, and non-essential services like sanitation and transit, will be closed on Thursday, November 27, and Friday, November 28, 2025, in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday.

LIfestyle

3 days ago

Thanksgiving weekend travel tips

Plan ahead for busy Thanksgiving travel using essential tips from AAA and TSA, including booking flights early and considering TSA PreCheck, to navigate record holiday crowds.

Local

4 days ago

Financial distress means no new Fire Station for now…police and fire layoffs loom in Marion

The Marion City Council Finance Committee meeting on Monday revealed that a $2 million drop in Marion’s General Fund revenue (due to lower grants and income tax receipts) has forced the city to freeze hiring for police and fire positions and put the new Marion Fire Station project on hold due to financial distress.