Marion residents Paul and Ellen Messenger have established a Marion Technical College scholarship to support students pursuing agriculture-related careers, with the first award planned for fall 2027.
Marion City Schools are closed Tuesday, October 6, due to an ongoing law enforcement situation, with officials urging families to avoid Silver Street.
Ohio State University at Marion will host its inaugural Community Partner Breakfast Sept. 24, highlighting local collaborations that connect student learning with community needs.
Marion City Schools maintained its 3-Star Ohio Report Card rating for a second year as graduation and career readiness improved, with Harding High School and Garfield Elementary leading gains.
The Marion County Park District will host its 10th annual Paleontology in the Park Sept. 19, featuring fossils, dinosaur activities and Ohio prehistoric history.
The Huber Machinery Museum will celebrate America’s 250th anniversary with an afternoon highlighting Marion’s agricultural heritage, innovation and the people who helped shape the community’s history.
Ohio State Marion will host an Engineering Open House Sept. 29, showcasing its engineering technology program, faculty, students, industry partnerships, and regional workforce opportunities.
GOAL Digital Academy is welcoming eight new educators and staff members for the 2026-27 school year, bringing new experience and perspectives to its learning labs.
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.
Ohio State Marion biochemistry major Izzy Huth receives a Pelotonia Undergraduate Fellowship to study how chemotherapy exposure may contribute to antibiotic-resistant infections in cancer patients.