Business
Marysville Leasing Newly Acquired Properties
City officials plan to lease two properties as they prepare for future development projects.
Goodyear Workers Riot in 1976 Marysville Plant Uprising
Decades-old labor unrest boiled over in a night of violence and property damage at the local Goodyear factory.
Marysville's State of the City to Highlight New Acura Dealership
Annual event moves to Honda Marysville facility to recognize business growth in the community.
Crime
Marysville Woman Indicted Over School Threat
Colleen Joan May charged with two felonies for alleged threats against local schools and county office
Marysville Man Charged with Disorderly Conduct, Intoxication
20-year-old Brice Gurnsey Baldwin arrested at his home following reports of criminal damaging and underage consumption
Drive-by shooter pleads guilty
Michael Thomas Maurice McPherson, 35, entered a plea of guilty just days before his scheduled jury trial.
Sports
Olentangy Orange wrestler wins first state title
Mackenzie Carder defeats Marysville's Cami Leng at 120 pounds
Marysville, Jonathan Alder wrestlers capture district titles
Freshmen Avery Riley and Reese Thomas win championships at Big Walnut High School
Alder captures third straight district title with win over Heath
The Jonathan Alder boys varsity basketball team defended their Division IV district championship.
Lifestyle
Richwood Hotel's Haunted History Uncovered
Brick-and-mortar business operating on the first floor of a nearly 123-year-old building with a rich local history and paranormal activity.
Daughters of the American Revolution Announce Local Scholarship Winners
Plain City chapter honors Fairbanks and Jonathan Alder high school seniors in Good Citizens contest
Alice Wyvonee Stone, 81, Passes Away in Ohio
Longtime Ostrander resident dies at Dublin Methodist Hospital
Automotive
Honda Cancels Plans for Three EV Models, Including Two for Marysville Plant
The automaker cites strategic shifts as it halts development of the Honda 0 SUV, Honda 0 Saloon, and Acura RSX models.
Honda to Sell Two U.S.-Built Models in Japan
Japanese automaker takes advantage of streamlined safety certification for U.S. vehicles.
Crews to Maintain Traffic Flow During U.S. 33 Bridge Repairs
Ohio Department of Transportation says two lanes will stay open in both directions during construction project.
