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.
The American Discovery Trail Society is launching a historic 6,800-mile non-motorized relay from California to Delaware this July to celebrate America’s 250th independence anniversary.
The Marion County Board of Developmental Disabilities’ Early Intervention program earned a 100% compliance rating from the state while marking a 75% increase in families served.
The GoBus statewide transit service has added Marion as a stop on its purple route, offering residents a direct, daily connection to Columbus, Toledo, and the Columbus airport.
The Marion Community Foundation is investing $50,000 across five local racial equity and justice initiatives focused on youth mentorship, bilingual education, minority health access, and cultural preservation.
The Marion Public Library will kick off its 2026 “Unearth A Story” Summer Reading Adventure on June 1, featuring dinosaur-themed family events, reading rewards, and fine-waiving perks.
Rogue Theatrics is ending a seven-month hiatus this June with “Summer Hoopla: Grills Gone Wild,” a rock-and-sketch-comedy cabaret at the Marion Palace Theatre.