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The Marysville Journal-Tribune is a local news outlet serving the Marysville area, with an editorial focus on community-centered reporting and day-to-day coverage of issues that matter to residents and local organizations.
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- Sep 30, 2026
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MHS girls golfers top D. Hayes (opens the original)
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Marysville’s girls golf team defeated Delaware Hayes 175-191. McKinley Samaniego and Savannah Huntington both carded scores of 41 to lead MHS. It was Huntington’s best score of the 2026 season. She finished the match with two birdies. Addy Ross also earned her top outing of the year by shooting a 42. Kaitlyn Stover finished with a 51, while Kennedy Silcott carded a 61.
Ben Logan kicker boots second field goal of 50 or more yards for season (opens the original)
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Benjamin Logan place-kicker Brandon Heater booted a game-tying 50-yard field goal with plenty of room to spare on Friday against Graham. The kick, Heater’s second field goal of 50 or more yards this season, tied the game at 24-24 with 5:21 left in the fourth quarter. Graham, however, went on to win the game in overtime by a score of 32-24. After clearing the uprights, Heater’s kick hit the blacktop area behind the end zone. The kick reportedly had enough length to beat the Ohio high school state
Cops and Cars show held (opens the original)
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Plain City residents and visitors attended the village’s inaugural Cops and Cars car show on Main Street Saturday afternoon. More than 100 vehicles signed up to participate in the event, which also featured vehicles from other local agencies such as the Ohio State Highway Patrol, London Ohio Division of Police and the Union and Madison county sheriff’s offices. Participants were rewarded with 25 custom-designed trophies, including ones for Best of Show and Top 10 categories. All the money raised
Five Points roundabout slowdown questioned (opens the original)
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Marysville’s city administration may be in favor of the Five Points roundabout delay but that doesn’t mean every city council member is. During the regular city meeting Monday night, council member Mark Reams pressed administrators on why the project is being delayed – again – until 2028. Reams said council previously gave the city “strong direction” on improving the intersection when the Sheetz station was built and that officials hoped the improvements would’ve started in 2025. He said he’s di
City eyes three additional firefighters (opens the original)
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The City of Marysville is looking to hire three additional firefighters. Council members voted Monday night to move a measure forward that would allow for that process to happen. Officials said this a step to fulfill a discussion that started more than a year ago when they were looking to apply for a grant that would help bring on additional staff. “This has been discussed a couple of times regarding our emergency services and their ability to serve the community as a whole, how many runs per fi
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