Ohio State Marion’s monthly Buckeye Talks on Tap series will feature a free public lecture by Dr. Greg Rose on the unique demographics and history of Ohio’s four Shaker villages in 1850.
Marion City Schools appoints new treasurer James Corbeil and names Nelle Ratliff and Kyle Burris as elementary principals for the 2026–2027 school year, strengthening district leadership in Marion, Ohio.
The Marion County Board of Developmental Disabilities has earned a three‑year accreditation from the Ohio Department of Developmental Disabilities, marking the highest level of statewide recognition for quality services and compliance.
Multiple regional fire departments, including Marion Fire, are currently on the scene battling a major structure fire at Ohio Poly Tech in Bucyrus.
Marion Fire and Marion Township crews responded to a fatal house fire on Ballentine Avenue this morning, which left one person injured and several pets deceased.
The National Weather Service projects a damp and unstable holiday weekend for Marion County with lingering shower and thunderstorm risks stretching through Memorial Day.
Popular fast-casual restaurant OX-B’s is expanding into Marion with a grand opening celebration at 172 S. Main St., featuring free food and prizes while partnering with local nonprofit Marion Matters.
Following an 18-year high homeownership rate of 72.1%, the Ohio Department of Commerce is urging prospective buyers to utilize licensed professionals and thoroughly budget for hidden property costs ahead of June’s peak buying season.
Marion Transit will hold a public hearing on May 27, 2026, in Marion, Ohio, to gather community input on a proposed bus fare increase at its 137 S. State St. headquarters.
More than 800 student volunteers partnered with United Way of North Central Ohio for the annual United Service Day, completing community improvement projects across 30 Marion locations.