Join the United Way of North Central Ohio for a ribbon-cutting and open house at its new permanent downtown Marion headquarters on Jan. 20, 2026.
A cast of 43 young actors will bring Todd Wallinger’s fast-paced comedy to life at the historic Marion Palace Theatre for a three-day run beginning Feb. 20.
Ohio’s official weather-predicting groundhog, Buckeye Chuck, returns to the Marion County Fairgrounds on Feb. 2 to deliver his 47th annual forecast and lead a community food drive.
Discover the inspiring journey of Reegyn Maree (Goyer) in her new book, I Called Myself a Christian, a deeply personal exploration of faith and identity edited by Colonel Crawford High School teacher Andy Cochran.
Kingston Residence of Marion and nurse practitioner Marla Gerrek will host an educational session on Jan. 15 to help families distinguish between palliative and hospice care.
The “Don Jovi” tribute concert at the Marion Palace Theatre has been rescheduled for Valentine’s Day, February 14, 2026, with all original tickets remaining valid for the classic rock performance.
The Marion County Sheriff’s Office is offering free weekly safety checks for local seniors through its “Safeguard our Seniors” initiative.
The America 250 Marion celebration officially kicks off Monday, Jan. 12, with a ceremonial ribbon cutting at the historic north-facing steps of Heritage Hall.
Discover how a chance encounter with a disgruntled seller and the biblical story of Keturah reveal why your real estate journey isn’t over, even in a challenging market.
Nurse practitioner Marla Gerrek will lead a discussion at Kingston Residence of Marion on Jan. 15 to help families understand the differences between palliative and hospice care.