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USV Ambulance District Working on Project to Preserve Their History

Upper Scioto Valley Ambulance District is working on a special project for the new station and your help is needed. A History Wall honoring each of the Coordinators and Chiefs who helped build the district over the years is being created. They are looking for photographs of past Coordinators and Chiefs, especially pictures of them in uniform. If you have any photos, they are asking that you send them through Facebook Messenger so copies can be made for display. The […]

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2026 Hardin County Fair Prince and Princess Winners Announced

Parker Waller and Jovi Motter The winners of the Hardin County Fair Prince and Princess contest for 2026 were announced this morning. On the Morning Buzz with Chad and Jenny, Jolene Buchenroth, Co-Chair of the Royalty Committee, explained how the winners are chosen, “Kids compete by selling raffle tickets, and those tickets are $5 each. The boy that sells the most tickets becomes the Prince, and the girl that sells the most tickets becomes the Princess.” This year, Buchenroth said […]

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Hurt Trial Continued Until Early 2027 in Marion County Common Pleas Court

The trial for a former Kenton resident who was indicted earlier this year by a Marion County Grand Jury on one count of rape with the victim listed as being under 13 years of age, has been continued. Tyeson Hurt, now of Marion, was scheduled to stand trial beginning September 22, but that has been continued until January 12, 2027 and is anticipated to last for two days. According to the document filed in Marion County Common Pleas Court, the […]

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Conkle’s Florist and Greenhouse Receives Community Pride Award

Pictured: Tim Conkle, Tom Sprang, Judy Wells of Conkle’s Florist, Pat Evans, Kelli Bostelman, Stephanie Temple, Doris Blum and Barb Wyndham of Revitalize Kenton Board Revitalize Kenton presented the Community Pride Award to Conkle’s Florist & Greenhouse. If you remember their showroom had damage, first from tornado winds in August 2023, and upon those repairs being made, then a semi truck hit the building in February 2024. They have remained open but without their showroom. And now the windows are […]

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Public Eye Focuses on Roadhouse Revival Series that Wraps Up with Rodeo Revival Sunday at Joe Bayliff’s Route 30 Harley Davidson

Pastor Wayne Harris, Mandie Bayliff and Pastor Mark Burd Joe Bayliff's Route 30 Harley Davidson dealership in Upper Sandusky is holding what they are calling a Rodeo Revival. Mandie Bayliff said it will be held Sunday August 23 starting at 11am in the Arena Building at the Wyandot County Fairgrounds, "It is kind of a conclusion to our Roadhouse Revival series that has spanned every Sunday at our dealership since May 17 with a litany of pastors. We've been so […]

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MPD Conducts Two-Day Commercial Truck Inspection Operation

The Marysville Police Division (MPD) extends its gratitude to our partner agencies for their collaboration during a targeted, two-day commercial vehicle enforcement operation held August 11 and 12, 2026. MPD officers worked alongside the Ohio Commercial Vehicle Inspection Unit, the Ohio State Highway Patrol (OSHP), the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO), and the Union County Sheriff's Office to focus heavily on commercial vehicle safety throughout the Marysville area. Targeted corridors included State Route 31, State Route 4, US 33/36 […]

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Union County Sheriff’s Office Citizen’s Academy Set to Begin September 14

Union County residents can apply now for the 2026 Union County Sheriff's Office Citizen's Academy. This is an opportunity to see how local law enforcement works, ask questions, and try hands-on equipment and simulators. The academy is an interactive program designed to bring deputies and the community together. It will run on Mondays from September 14 through November 9, and it is free for Union County residents. Story and graphic from the Union County Sheriff's Office Facebook page.

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Volunteer Orientation Session Scheduled at Marion Palace Theatre

Marion Palace Theatre is holding its first Volunteer Orientation of the season tomorrow. You still have time to reserve a spot by emailing volunteers@marionpalace.org. Orientation will start at one Saturday afternoon at 276 West Center Street in Marion. Everything you need to know about becoming a Palace volunteer, including the different positions, procedures, how to sign up for events, and more. Credit to Marion Palace Theatre Facebook page.

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New MTC Scholarship Honors Local Coach and Educator

John and MaryAnn Dickman photo credit: KariMe PhotographyNorm and MaryAnn Dickman spent a lifetime serving students. A new scholarship in Norm’s memory will continue that legacy. (Marion) After 38 years of service to Marion City School students, longtime coach, counselor, and educator Norm Dickman is being honored with a new scholarship at Marion Technical College. “He loved his students,” said MaryAnn Dickman, his wife for 63 years. “After we lost Norm, it’s amazing how many people told us they loved […]

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