Marysville News

Several of our local horsemen won honors at the Western Ohio Colt Racing Association banquet on Sunday evening.

Deb Wheeler, owner of Lonestar Quilting, is seen at her shop in uptown Marysville.

Last Monday was a bittersweet day for Natalia Laschenova. The Marysville resident and instructor at Integrity Gymnastics was pleased to see her daughter, Sasha Tsikhanovich, sign a Division I letter of intent to compete in gymnastics at Auburn.

Pictured left - The former Big Bear grocery store located in the East Pointe Plaza, pictured above, is scheduled to become a Dunham's Sports store.

Pictured left - Marysville's Jake McCombs has the upper hand against this opponent during a match from the 2008-2009 season.

Pictured left - Area firefighters survey the vehicle which housed a 51-year-old male who attempted suicide by setting himself on fire Tuesday.

Plans for a water line replacement projected slated for Scott Circle may finally make life a little easier for those living in the neighborhood.

A pair of men, facing unrelated sex crimes, have been arraigned in the Union County Court of Common pleas.

No one was injured in this two-car accident that left a Marysville Police cruiser damaged.

Registered nurse Bari Jackson gives Dwight Williams II, 13, the H1N1 nasal mist at Veterans Memorial, where 2,090 people were vaccinated yesterday.

Kate Francisco moved from Glen Dale, W. Va. to Marysville in fifth grade and a year later she picked up the game of basketball.

A man with a gun led police on a high speed car chase that stretched from Marysville to Marion County Wednesday.

Circleville City Schools treasurer/CFO Cynthia Ritter has been picked as the new treasurer/CFO of Marysville Exempted Village Schools.

The decision by Marysville city council and members of Mayor Chris Schmenk's administration to seek an increase in the city income tax Nov.

Police officers, firefighters, pool among the fallen An emotional Marysville City Council meeting, heavy with the results of Tuesday's failed income tax levy attempt, was held in council chambers Thursday night.

Marysville High School's boys and girls cross country coach Tom Borawski was feeling optimistic last August.

In his third season at quarterback, Luke Fleming rushed for 218 yards and two touchdowns and completed 24 of 68 passes for 369 yards with five touchdowns.

Two new members will join the Marysville Exempted Village School District Board of Education in January.

A group of inmates from a central Ohio correctional facility recently visited a high school to share what they have in common.

If reductions outlined Thursday night by Mayor Chris Schmenk are enacted by city council, the city of Marysville will face major budget cuts in 2010.