Morrow County motorists should expect daytime lane restrictions on State Route 19 between County Road 57 and Township Road 49 starting January 8 for bridge rehabilitation work.
The City of Marion is launching a new local Commercial Building Department on Feb. 1, 2026, and will host an informational public meeting on Jan. 20 at City Hall.
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.
The 2026 Ohio Pork Congress in Lima will feature keynote economist Leo Feler and a record 18 breakout sessions on swine health and consumer trends this February.
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.
Marion County launched the “America 250 Marion” initiative and mobile app today, featuring a year-long “Trails, Tales, and Treasures” to celebrate the community’s 250-year contribution to U.S. history.
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.
James Gompers, 18, faces aggravated attempted murder charges following a 15-hour armed standoff with Morrow and Delaware County deputies on County Road 24.
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.
Law enforcement is currently engaged in a barricade situation on County Road 24 in Morrow County following gunfire directed at officers, and residents are urged to avoid the area between County Road 21 and State Route 229.