Expect a weekend of contrasting weather. Windy conditions, showers, and thunderstorms, with a high of 68 on Saturday, followed by a drop to 43 on Sunday.
The Harding Presidential Sites will host its annual Waffle Breakfast on Saturday, April 12, offering a taste of presidential history and a hearty start to the spring season.
As Severe Weather Awareness Week approaches, Columbia Gas of Ohio is urging customers to take precautions to prepare for potential severe weather this spring.
The Marion County Park District has released its schedule of spring nature programs, featuring opportunities to learn about local wildlife and enjoy the outdoors.
The Marion County Prosecutor’s Office dismissed two third-degree felony charges of Operating a Vehicle Under the Influence (OVI) against 66-year-old Sharon K. Stoneburner of Nevada
Ohio State Marion Associate Professor of Psychology Christopher Daddis has been awarded an Undergraduate Research Access Innovation Seed Grant of $9,945 to study teens’ beliefs about school misbehavior.
As spring-like weather approaches this week, residents are eager to hit the baseball fields at city parks. However, city officials are urging patience, as the fields are not yet ready for play.
Sunny and warm conditions are expected for the remainder of the work week, with highs in the 60s and 70s.
In a story that exemplifies the age-old adage that necessity is the mother of invention, Tammy Weaver, owner of Weaver’s Bonding Company, has charted a unique path to success in the bonding industry.
The aroma of sizzling pancakes filled the air Saturday morning as the Marion Noon Kiwanis Club hosted its annual Pancake Day, a time-honored tradition at Tri-Rivers Career Center.