Ohio State Marion welcomes historian Dr. Brianna Frakes for a free Buckeye Talks on Tap lecture exploring Richmond’s pivotal role in the Civil War on Aug. 11.
Marion County Now has launched a free updated mobile app featuring instant breaking news alerts, local sports, interactive weather radar, and a customizable night mode.
A new Kids Count Data Book report found that while Ohio ranks 12th nationally in education, 68% of the state’s fourth graders are not proficient in reading and 68% of eighth graders are not proficient in math.
Ohio State Marion graduate Majd Al-Marrawi has earned a prestigious Fulbright Fellowship, continuing his nationally recognized research while crediting faculty mentorship for his academic success.
United Way of North Central Ohio and Marion City Schools are launching a Community Hub School pilot at Grant Middle School, expanding student, family and wellness resources beginning in 2026-27.
The North Central State College Foundation has appointed Amber Wertman, former United Way CEO, as its new Executive Director to lead philanthropic and student success initiatives.
Two Ohio State Marion psychology majors have been awarded $6,000 NSF fellowships to conduct real-world language comprehension research at COSI’s Language Pod in Columbus this summer.
The Marion County Farm Bureau has awarded the James H. Johnson Scholarship to two River Valley High School graduates pursuing agricultural degrees at Ohio State ATI this fall.
Marion Technical College celebrated its largest graduating class ever, including 29 North Central Correctional Complex students who earned degrees through the institution’s correctional education program.
Ohio State Marion’s monthly Buckeye Talks on Tap series will feature a free public lecture by Dr. Greg Rose on the unique demographics and history of Ohio’s four Shaker villages in 1850.