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.
Questions are swirling over a Crawford County property sale, but NCOMG is setting the record straight: the building is for sale — the businesses inside are staying put.
Bucyrus veteran John Cauvel spent 26 years in military service, including Air Force firefighting and Air National Guard duty, before continuing his commitment to Crawford County.
Residents connect with local resources during Center Street Health Center’s annual cookout and resource fair.
Thirteen North Central Ohio residents were inducted into the Ohio State Highway Patrol’s “Saved by the Belt” club during a special recognition ceremony at Cedar Point.
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.
Marion County will enjoy a comfortable start to the week before warmer, more humid conditions develop and the chance for showers and thunderstorms increases late in the week, according to the National Weather Service.
From lemon shakeups and elephant ears to new Ohio State Fair food experiences, here’s your guide to the county fair foods worth trying across Marion County and beyond this summer.
Marion residents can expect a chance of light rain Saturday before skies clear for a warmer, partly sunny Sunday.
Rogue Theatrics will debut its original, adult-rated “Summer Hoopla” variety sketch comedy show this weekend at the Marion Palace Theater’s May Pavilion under new creative leadership.