Marion, OH News

• Marion, OH News
• McCain: Don't count on Russia to oust Assad
• Syria defiantly denies killings
• Senator asking airlines to drop seat fee for kids
• Panetta: U.S. on 'right track' in Afghanistan
• Tropical storm nearing coast
• MARION MUNICIPAL COURT RECORDS
• Changes to gun law proposed
• Overgrown grass, weeds a problem for neighbors
• Photo: Classes of 2012
• Response times: Depleted agencies prioritizing calls
• Photo: Support for Ridgedale
• Farmers co-op closes feed mill in Knox County
• Lest we forget: Graves decorated for Memorial Day
• A fleet at anchor: What about all those vehicles?
• Ohio casinos will cut into nearby states' winnings
• Local DAR honors students
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Frontier donates to help troops overseas
• Laddie Boy plans adventurous summer
• Marion's Amazing Treasures kicks off this weekend
• Man gets 6 years for vehicular homicide
• Memorial Day plans around the area
• Suspect in '79 killing is hospitalized as suicide risk
• CEO pay up 6 percent last year, AP study finds
• Dragon makes history
• P&G to change detergent packs
• Report: Ohio juvenile prison no longer in crisis
• More travelers to hit the road this Memorial Day
• To all the students who are graduating in a few weeks...what's your next step af...
• Stumpo's to reopen
• New drilling rules approved, headed to governor to sign
• Private supply ship flies by space station
• More children eating detergent packs
• Bucyrus Timken plant to add jobs
• MEMORIAL DAY PLANS
• Water issues presented to Prospect council
• Goodwill stores benefit from Honda grant
• Elgin, Pleasant meet five OGT indicators
• MTC students helped in Knox hospital evacuation
• Kingston Employees Complete ServSafe Program
• 'Golden Voice' to visit with WDCM Friday
• Committee to discuss income tax increase
• High court upholds Ohio smoking ban
• Tom Shade to retire at River Valley
• Positive influences used to stave off criminal behavior
• Inquiry hears of wider Secret Service misbehavior
• Pair ends tour of Ohio in vintage planes
• Bill would help vets get benefits
• MEMORIAL DAY PLANS
• Family finds fans for cool(ing) project
• Gee lauds partnership
• 12 patients evacuated from Knox hospital after fire
• Ohio panel on gambling bill compromise postponed
• Remains of 10 veterans found given military burial
• POLICE BEAT
• Romney's stories court women
• Joplin recalls deadly tornado
• Ohio lawmakers OK proposed Lake Erie water rules
• Exotic animal regs head to Kasich
• Law: Pit bulls no longer 'vicious'
• FBI probes Ohio campaign contributions
• Several ordinances sent to city council
• Check back tomorrow for photos from President Gee's visit to Ohio State Marion!
• Did you know that Marion Technical College is graduating a record number of stud...
• Students...meet the President of The Ohio State University, Dr. Gordon Gee, toda...
• Dr. Gee is visiting us today!
• Ex-Rutgers student who spied on gay roommate gets 30 days - less than max
• Suicide bomber kills 96 Yemeni soldiers, turns a parade drill into a massacre
• Court won't consider reducing $675,000 verdict against student who downloaded
• Final advice: Panel against PSA test for prostate cancer
• Second casino, in Toledo, is all about convenience
• Bogey's boy
• Mt. Gilead nurse testifies at fracking hearing
• Elgin makes math more fun
• Aquatic center opening delayed
• 'Go-to-guy' Riley wins
• Today is an exciting day for The Ohio State University and Ohio State's Wexner M...
• Tai chi aids stroke recovery (video)
• Academy seeks learners
• Casino, baseball drawing big crowds to Cleveland
• Ohio dropout numbers rising
• Facebook CEO changes relationship status
• Robin Gibb, Bee Gees singer, dead at 62
• Obama, NATO look to end of Afghanistan war
• Enforcing of child support a challenge
• How To Sell Your Home Fast
• The preschool push
• Marion County preschool programs touted
• Educators are quick to stress early start
• Vital statistics
• Wiffle ball for pens and pencils
• Top volunteer to be in spotlight Monday
• Quarry's expansion raising concerns
• Deputies catch burglary suspects
• How safe is brine? Depends
• Armed Forces Day Recruitment Event
• Properties targeted for demolition crews
• Thank you Armed Forces!
• Former opponent speaks glowingly of Portman
• Tests don't explain cause of wrong-way crash
• Ontario's Civil War-era bridge will be demolished
• Gorilla dies at Columbus Zoo
• Finance panel to discuss police officers
• Ohio jobless rate down for 9th month in a row
• Photo: Elgin West Relay for Life
• CDC: Boomers, get tested for hepatitis C
• Hit-skip driver leaves evidence
• The Ohio State Marion Homecoming Committee is pleased to announce their selectio...
• Perfect weather for tomorrow, Saturday May 19th. Come on out and join us for Ar...
• Sponsors, participants sought for inter-city ride
• 'Paint the Town' on Saturday
• MARION COUNTY COMMISSIONERS REPORT
• Mount Gilead business owner sentenced for BWC violations
• Citizens' patrol gives assist to police
• Humane Society has plenty of pets
• Schools take on social media
• Farms become classrooms
• Police chief succeeds Ohio sheriff who resigned
• City announces holiday schedule
• POLICE BEAT
• Completing an associate's degree at a two-year college and then transferring to...
• MGH recognizes volunteers
• Marion teacher gets probation on drug trafficking charge
• Murder trial continued until September
• Marion man arrested in raid of Tiro carry-out
• Father alleges teacher injured son
• Drug test provision pulled from budget
• Residents talk about handling of fire chief
• Plumbers being put to test
• Public pension fund changes OK'd
• Goodwill Wheel-a-Thon promotes awareness
• Employability of felons discussion set for League of Women Voters
• One lucky member of the Armed Forces is going to win this bad boy on Saturday at...
• Defense mum on Edwards testifying
• Ads highlight cozy campaign-super PAC relations
• Teen could face stiffer charges
• Researchers expect thinner Lake Erie algae bloom
• County commissioners approve road work
• Proposal ties welfare to clean drug tests
• North-side fire destroys bedroom
• Texting ban called a 'good start'
• CORRECTIONS
• New bridges for Marion County
• Alleged robber receives more charges in court
• Thanks to all the generous sponsors of our upcoming Armed Forces Day event: Nuc...
• Join us on campus tomorrow for a visit..Ask questions..Tour campus..Find out mor...
• Have you seen the 12-13 course catalog yet? Check it out here. It has all the...
• Task force to fight prescription drug abuse in northern Ohio
• Teens watch 'Bully' film
• Hundreds line up for Cleveland's casino debut
• Obama attacks Romney's record on jobs
• Marion YMCA has preschool openings
• Judge sets sentencing date in Morrow Co. cross-burning case
• Council OKs entering contract for Oak Street improvements
• Safety a concern as bikers hit the roads
• RV to discuss its levy options
• Teens of the Year: Peers pick Marion's top two students
• iPad courtesy of the Hamilton Foundation, $100 to use at the MTC bookstore court...
• Smoking caused fatal fire
• Autism expert urges research, skepticism
• Outgoing board prez proud of center
• Patrol urges cycle safety
• Bomb plot defendants due back in court in Akron
• Report: Ohio casinos will hurt Detroit's budget
• Hocking Co. faces costly trials
• Ohio Caverns to open new areas to public
• Premature birth rate higher in Marion Co.
• Our very last winner, Nichole Robinson-Spear! What a great way to end our campai...
• Who's watching you?
• Teaching seems natural to Thomas
• Cardington-Lincoln
• Residents hear shots
• Stamp Out Hunger struggles under Marion's economic strain
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Gas' gain could be coal's loss
• Location sought for Prospect memorabilia
• No foul play suspected in death
• Senior Citizens Day deadline is Monday
• Thanks for the "share" Jen Voorhees! You are our billboard winner Saturday, May...
• Morrow County Sheriff's Office detective earns national recognition
• Golf business on par
• Henry Street closing for repairs
• Nursing Home Week events
• Y-Men elect Bargar club president
• Council to consider purchasing
• Obese 9-year-old sheds 50 lbs, returns home
• GOP leaders withdraw ballot claim
• Calls to toughen regulation follow $2B JPMorgan loss
• Deputy, troopers clash in manhunt
• Manhunt for suspected killer includes police tiff
• Have a great weekend Buckeyes!
• Suspects tied to 3 robberies
• Vandalism, littering a burden on park staffs
• Cash mobs target local
• Ishaya McGee is our Friday, May 11th billboard winner! Congratulations to Ishay...
• Scam suspect relents, gets lawyer in Cleveland court
• Businesses receive safety awards
• Aqua Ohio to continue flushing Marion water system
• Stamp Out Hunger collecting donations Saturday
• Luck changes with Picasso print
• Officials question disability retirement rate
• Locals mixed on Obama's stance on gay marriage
• Roshni Patel graduated from The Ohio State University in 2002 with a Bachelor of...
• Become a Lion!
• Hey Kristin Reed! You are the MTC fan of the day on the Rt 23 billboard for Thu...
• Winfield Memorial Poker Run is June 2
• Brown-Mandel race getting nasty
• Gardens grow healthy living
• Phantom money flows at Cleveland casino
• Toxic algae growing now at Grand Lake St. Marys
• Soldier's remains identified six decades later
• Teens can receive free AAA inspections
• Speaker: Education can curb drug abuse
• Stolen cruiser had been in high-speed chase
• Waste district board to meet
• Party chairman at GOP outing
• Help us honor all those who have served, past and present. Free to attend, free...
• Thanks for the "like" Steve Heeter! You are our Facebook fan of the day for Wed...
• 'The Mentalist' at fundraiser
• Felon sought for violation
• Elgin High School's fate awaits financial study
• City, county in dispute over Qu Qua cleaning
• New eatery opens on 95
• 2-year-old dies despite use of Amish burn remedy
• WBC offers design ideas, color trends and more
• Richwood plant sale is Saturday
• Blevins gets seat
• Want to recognize teaching excellence at Ohio State Marion? Nominations for the...
• Free community concert by Up in the Air & Higher Ground 1 p.m., Alber Student Ce...
• Find another way till Friday
• State to resume jail inspections every other year
• Ohio processes hundreds of youth in adult court
• 3 more years for ex-death row inmate from Scotland
• 5 charged in Ohio bridge bomb plot plead not guilty
• Man beaten on fishing trip
• Deputy kills armed suspect
• New director taking over at senior center
• Thanks for the "like" Mike Bean! You are our billboard winner for Tuesday, May...
• MARION COMMUNITY FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIPS
• Marion finance committee tables police appropriation ordinance
• We thought this little saying was both touching and appropriate to remember. Do...
• Gently used technology for great prices! What could be better? The Ohio State...
• Hey FB friends! Tell Ashley Osborne that she is our Fan of the day for Monday,...
• OSUM bridges cultures
• Wife saw bullet hole in wall after soldier collapsed during Skype talk
• Baseball hobby turns into bat biz boom
• Questions linger over murder
• Bridge bomb plot suspect leases Occupy warehouse
• Both sides in Sept. 11 predict long legal battle
• 'Crab' chips, fruity Oreos? They're big overseas
• Community Shred Day is Saturday
• Two taken to hospital after car hits utility pole
• Star takes second in General Excellence in competition
• Mother, son injured in crash near Caledonia
• Tiffin University's a cappella groups Up in the Air & Higher Ground will perform...
• St. Mary's graduate receives promotion
• Photo: Dance champions
• Pleasant student wants it all
• Success for the purple potty
• City-Wide Worship will focus on unity
• Obama campaign launched in Ohio
• Our Sunday, May 6th billboard winner is Carol McCaulley King! Enjoy your day in...
• Questions linger over murder
• Marion Municipal Court
• Ohio personal income tax collections beat forecast
• State plans to merge mental health, drug abuse agencies
• Marion kitchen damaged when child cooks the books
• Ohio 95 to close
• Exotic animals home, but what's next?
• Aqua Ohio to focus on customers
• Autism expert to speak at Ohio State Marion
• 'Take Back' collects 13 tons of meds
• Drug drop-off is a big step against ODs
• FLUSHING SCHEDULE
• POLICE BEAT
• Kent State survivors want answers
• Thanks for the "like" Greg Mark!!! You are on the Rt 23 Billboard Saturday, May...
• Autumn SEMESTER begins August 22, 2012. Call 740-725-6242 to find out how you c...
• The Ohio State University has begun a statewide promotional campaign to let thos...
• PLAY ANGRY BIRDS LIVE ON CAMPUS! Monday, May 21, 11 a.m.-2 p.m. on the lawn (we...
• MTC Alumni, Jill Chitwood is our Friday, May 4th billboard winner! YAY JILL!! If...
• Finance committee to ponder funding police reinstatement
• Widow to get exotic animals today
• Plenty of pets available
• National Day of Prayer
• Even with election years away, Portman raking in big donations
• Teens hit with felony charges
• 'Storage Wars' on A&E
• Storage units ripe for picking
• Aqua America completes American Water purchase
• COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
• Today is last day to submit Mom Day messages
• Fundraiser for Ayers Ratliff commissioner bid is May 24
• Hey Phillip Turner!!! You are on the Rt 23 Billboard today (Thursday, May 3rd)!...
• Three will vote to fill council vacancy
• Preschool cuts openings
• Ohio's future oil, gas tax picture debated
• Cleveland won't renew Occupy group's permit
• Club presents Gilbert and Sullivan's comic opera
• Morrow Co. crash leaves one dead
• Fire rekindles at home struck by lightning
• Morrow Co. hosts waste drop-off
• Texting ban clears Ohio Senate panel
• Let us share Mother's Day messages
• Women battle over $1M lottery ticket
• Anyone know Brandon Taylor? Tell him he's on the Rt 23 Billboard today (Wednesda...
• Obama sees 'light of new day'
• Police probed in man's beating
• Med alert helps cops catch intruders
• Agency assisting neglected, abused children sees more needing help
• Suspect arrested in scam
• Wind caused Ohio 4 closure
• Richland Road to close for repairs
• Creator's Guild art show Sunday
• Scout official resigns, supports ousted gay leader
• Marion Red Cross Radiothon fundraiser is May 10
• Diversity celebration starts today
• Sunday May 20 is "Marion Day" at Huntington Park. Watch the Clippers take on Sc...
• Reunited and it feels so good!
• This is the heartwarming story of a family...brought together again. Grab a tis...
• Student Ambassadors applications are due today, May 1, by 5pm.
• Thanks for the "Like" Shannon Jessie. You are our Tuesday, May 1st billboard win...
• 1000s of meals donated
• MAY BLOOD DRIVES IN MARION
• Health center awarded CHAP accreditation
• Marion Public Health offices closing early
• Exotic animals will be returned to widow
• Alleged pill mill trial begins today
• CAN DO! closes sale on industrial park acreage
• Tried the Science Café?
• Elgin choice: Keep or demolish high school
• Fired teacher: Catholic schools discriminated
• Bucyrus off the hook in public records lawsuit
• kIngston Announces May Employee-of-the-Month
• Lawyers spar over jailing of Ohio Amish suspects
• Thanks to all of our fans for playing along on our billboard game to increase ou...
• Ohio State Marion Psychology Professor Chris Daddis and students in Psychology 5...
• Part 1: Several now believe Clark didn't commit murder
• Thanks for the "Like" Linda Shumaker Stansbery. You are our Monday, April 30th b...
• You can still be a Buckeye this fall. All Ohio State regional campuses are stil...
• Considering College? Look at Ohio State Marion. Last campus Visit Day of the ye...
• Speaker: Mrs. Sybil Edwards-McNabb,President of the Ohio NAACP Date: Tuesday,...
• No more backyard exotics?
• Sunglasses hide Secret Service's black eye
• Weaker al-Qaida plots payback for U.S. raid
• State's tourism chief favors proposed marketing model
• Antelope tranquilized after escape from park
• MUNICIPAL COURT
• MTC: Health care is more than nursing
• United Way looks to 'Stuff the Bus'
• Thanks for the "Like" Kristie Thomas Stech. You are our Sunday, April 29th billb...
• Birds of Prey: Golden eagle part of ribbon-cutting program at Tallgrass Trail
• Inmate's suicide refreshes doubts about 1995 killing
• Local authority lacking over fracking
• COMMUNITY MEALS
• VITAL STATISTICS
• 4-H REPORTS
• Hospital honors Dirr as manager of the year
• May teen award winners are ...
• Weber enjoying all life has to offer
• Thanks for the "Like" Heidi Russell. You are our Saturday, April 28th billboard...
• Warren G. Harding Symposium
• Using Innovationa and Good Science to Improve Treatments for Autism
• A Taste of Culture International Festival
• Autumn Semester Begins
• Annual Prairie Plant Sale
• Teeth, Jaws & Claws - Science Cafe
• Norman Thomas Memorial Lecture
• Two join Hospital Foundation Board
• Romney urges young people to take economic risks
• POLICE BEAT
• River Valley announces robotics results
• Farm labor rule plan dropped
• Food stamp challenge sets bar at $23 for week
• Suicide prevention plan sees success
• Lawyer: Cages OK at site of exotic animal release
• Still no quake study by Youngstown well operator
• Sign Up for the ACT Workshop here
• Members of the Buckeye Military Support Alliance, an Ohio State Marion student o...
• Our Friday winner is Emily Swartz Byrd. Thanks for the "Like"! If you want a sh...
• Osborne extradited to Madison County
• Lesbian Scout leader ousted; parents upset
• Residents join process
• Cops boost patrols as prom season begins
• Tech prep goal: job skills
• Study: Driving costs get small bump
• Marion Common Pleas Court connects to OCN
• MARION CO. COMMISSIONERS
• MARION CO. INDICTMENTS
• Thanks for the "Like" Courtney Lyles Bochnak! Enjoy your day as our MTC fan of t...
• STUDENTS: Check your MTC email for an invitation to complete the Student Satisfa...
• Marion County Recycling & Litter Prevention recently recognized environmentalism...
• Mr. Lonely plays the oldies in Palace show
• Medication Disposal Day seeing great success
• Daniels wants officers reinstated
• Top judges hold court here
• Good morning Buckeyes! Great day to pump some neurons.
• Crash stalls CSX train traffic
• Let us share your Mother's Day message
• Teacher pensions unsettled
• Electronics recycling event planned
• Birds of prey program is Saturday
• Mount Gilead pharmacist takes office
• Thanks for the "like" Sandy Gerber Brown! You are our MTC fan of the day! If you...
• Home a total loss from fire
• Morning crash ties up U.S. 23
• Marion County jobless rate falls 0.8 percent
• Police investigate armed robbery
• Commissioners proclaim Law Day
• Donations needed for local support of soldiers
• Future Marion subject of town hall talk Thursday
• Local robotics teams show well in California
• Homicide suspect found in Marion
• LaRue man gets 10 years for sex crimes
• Get more info about switch to semesters today and tomorrow at noon in Morrill Ha...
• Our Tuesday, April 24th Billboard winner is Tiffany Meier-Basilone! Thanks for...
• Council OKs tax ordinances
• Friends remember Crowe as diligent, determined
• Youth clean up Tallgrass Trail
• Hearing delayed for Ohio exotic animal quarantine
• Social Security heading for insolvency even faster
• Marion CVB seeks customer service nominees
• Ohio American Water to flush hydrants
• Three injured in crash on Ohio 423
• Ohio Supreme Court to make stop in Marion
• Macy Britton is our Monday, April 23rd winner! Thanks for the "like", Macy! Sh...
• 1 in 2 new graduates are jobless or underemployed
• Earthquake link not halting state's wastewater wells
• 4th Ward rep. Crowe passes away Sunday
• Jail chief calls for help
• Teen is neighborhood's one-man cleanup crew
• MUNICIPAL COURT RECORDS
• DEA to collect unwanted meds
• Work on field, in fields brings success for Kepford
• TRAVELOGUE: CALIFORNIA, HERE WE COME
• Ohio's GOP freshmen in Congress outraising foes
• YMCA worried by Ohio concussion bill
• Two receive minor injuries in Friday afternoon crash
• Trend at Tri-Rivers: Fewer teachers
• Recycle like every day is Earth Day
• Watershed district reaches terms on mineral rights
• State effort helps older adults find work
• Over 50 and hitting the books
• Tri-Rivers keeps plant sale tradition alive
• Firefighter terminated for felonies
• Residents' input sought on plans for Marion's future
• Devore guilty on federal charge
• Soldier told widow of death on Facebook
• Ohio police take lost man home, 280 miles away
• Cincinnati airport looks to offset reduced flights
• Park National to repay government loan Wednesday
• Council to vote Monday on tax credit
• Ohio unemployment rate decreases for 8th month
• Sunday, April 22nd's star is Daniel Abrams! Thanks for the like!! If you want...
• Thanks for the "Like" Rikki Brawley! This billboard will appear on Rt 23 on Satu...
• AEP plans rate hike for all customers
• Volunteers spruce up city
• Ohio's first Village Post Office opens today
• CAN DO! building for sale
• Inmate indicted in October murder of Travelle E. Smith
• Victims in Cracker Barrel shooting remembered
• Deep-injection ban sidelined
• 16 Amish plead not guilty in Ohio hair attacks
• Casino reps defend finances to regulators
• The application deadline for the Student Ambassador program is approaching fast....
• Thanks for the "Like" Arvena Lynn Fields! This billboard will appear on Rt 23 on...
• Pool aims for 5/26 splash
• Rodeo to tout safety
• Mid-Ohio Energy Co-op re-elects three trustees
• Coroner: Baby found in freezer was born alive
• ConAgra comes through for Operation Feed drive
• Police: Boy brings BB gun to school to fend off bullies
• Local Democrats elect officers
• Caregivers registration deadline is April 27
• MARION COUNTY INDICTMENTS
• POLICE BEAT
• We didn't receive any new likes today and we are *sad*. Help us out by telling...
• Usher in the Urban Meyer Era, Spring game ticket information below!
• Thanks for the "Like" @Buckeye Lanes! This billboard will appear on Rt 23 on Thu...
• Check out 2 events today at noon-both serving food! Readings of students' writin...
• It's Wednesday! We are 1/2 way through it, friends! What's your favorite day o...
• COMMUNITY MEALS
• GOP: Trim food stamp benefits to cut deficit
• Makowski, Hartshorn join Delaware County bank
• Elgin students play music for Green Camp Seniors
• Bishop to reopen 12 parishes
• Electronics recycling and paper shredding offered at campus
• I CAN offers ACT tutoring
• Crash near Harding brings minor injuries
• Auditor: City spending outstripped revenue
• Elgin work progresses; Ridgedale considers same
• Servex shops reopening after fire
• Check us out in Delaware on 4/18 from 6-8 p.m. for a VIP tour and open house at...
• Thanks for the "Like" Bob Matney! This billboard will appear on Rt 23 on Wednesd...
• Did you know MTC has free money??? Yep! Apply for a scholarship today! Deadli...
• Tri-Rivers to vote on cuts
• Safety, service jobs may be combined
• Woman dies from injuries in weekend car-train crash
• Elgin youth football registration is Thursday
• Could better tornado warnings cause complacency?
• $1M bail for pair after baby found in freezer
• Too little sleep ups diabetes risk
• Funerals begin for Ohioans killed in Afghanistan
• Parole getting harder to come by
• School board selects next Rushmore director
• INTRODUCING THE OSU ALUMNI CLUB OF DELAWARE COUNTY Upcoming Scholarship Event:...
• DUE TO OVERWHELMING DEMAND One Direction US SUMMER TOUR 2013 JUST ANNOUNCED, IN...
• Thanks for the "Like" Elaine! This billboard will appear on Rt 23 on Tuesday, A...
• Thanks for all of the "Likes" and "Sharing" that you did over the weekend! And...
• Marion has eye on Internet cafes
• Early start = college savings
• Act local for Earth Day: Help clean up downtown Thursday
• Agents training to catch casino cheaters
• Bill Cosby: Debate over killing of Trayvon Martin should center on guns
• Obama: Trade deal with Colombia includes protections for workers, environment
• Coordinated attacks target NATO bases, embassies in Afghan capital, 3 cities
• Dozens of overnight tornadoes rip across Midwest, killing 5 people, leveling homes
• MUNICIPAL COURT RECORDS
• Lawmakers try to alter Internet cafe regulation
• Fashion show geared toward covering up
• A link to history: Local woman wasn't allowed to board Titanic
• District considers selling drilling water
• Centerline stripes on Ohio 4 aimed at keeping distracted drivers on track
• Toledo police say dead infant found in freezer
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Suspicious overnight fire guts State Street house
• Teens of the month named for April
• Energy companies: We need truckers
• War of 1812 event a chance to learn more about Marion
• National Robotics Challenge has ingenuity, thrills
• Wife called 911 before Cracker Barrel killings
• Photo: Brandon's Run
• Lucasville guards fired: Marion inmate's death led to investigation
• Soren's Loss: 'In one hour, we lost everything'
• Recycling event April 21 at OSUM
• Missionary to speak at Epworth
• PERI meeting slated April 18
• Combining of safety, service departments on agenda
• Abandoned pups in high demand
• Our first Winner - This billboard will appear on Rt 23 S on Monday! Like Us and...
• We want to increase our "likes" here on FB. Will you help? Tell your friends t...
• Operation Feed drive gets started
• New businesses join mall
• Military's robotic project pitches machines' value
• Robotics Challenge
• County accepting bids for LaRue bridge work
• Fruit growers concede to Mother Nature
• Overnight electrical fire in vacant house
• CAN DO! OKs sale of Dual Rail land
• Gardening time just around the corner
• 300-foot buffer proposed for drilling in Ohio parks
• Anyone reading any good books out there (for pleasure, not for all A's)?
• National robot competition opens today in Marion
• Swing sounds to fill Palace
• U.S. sues to lower prices of e-book best-sellers
• Attorney jailed in contempt case
• Fire destroys home
• Take a tour of Terradise this weekend
• Governor won't spare condemned killer
• Thinking about college? OSUM hosting seminar
• Census: Some area counties losing people
• Nursing home funds will be tied to standards
• Ontario crime reminder to guard credit cards
• Congrats to student Sue Snyder, for her recently recognized written work, "Dinne...
• First Consolidated board still looking for answers
• Project to see new rentals
• Prosecutor seeks 18 years for man in July chase
• Santorum's early success pushed GOP to the right
• Heavenly music
• Syria defies cease-fire plan as peace hopes fade
• Zimmerman's lawyers withdraw from case
• We need 6 good students (3 men, 3 women) to represent our campus at one of Ohio...
• Wear Blue April 11th to support Child Abuse awareness! PLEASE SHARE!
• Our Bake sale for MTC Relay Team is going on NOW!! Please come and check it out…...
• SATURDAY IN THE SHOE! Saturday, April 14, 10:45 a.m., Ohio Stadium Free open foo...
• Deadline for Marion Campus Homecoming Court applications has been extended throu...
• Free Program on Dating & Healthy Relationships Thursday, April 19, 12 noon-1 p.m...
• O-H-I-O - Share your pride
• Partners praise robotics center project, stress need
• 5 reasons job market might be weakening
• Driver injured in crash on Ohio 529
• Fire damages Windsor Street apartment
• GOP event features gun rights attorney
• Spring Fling to help Miss Teen Popcorn scholarship
• Texting offers promise, peril to campaigns
• Tax credit reduction subject of more council debate
• Firefighters prepare in event of oil, gas fire
• 'Job-a-Bago' rolling your way with jobs
• Spill it. What's a professional or school-based goal you want to achieve within...
• Robots, manufacturing, and education...preparing area workers for the new paradi...
• Natural gas producers are scaling back as prices fall, storage caverns fill up
• 'Hunger Games' scores Easter feast with $33.5M; 'American Reunion,' 'Titanic' solid
• Experts: Casino will add to risks in Cleveland
• MARION MUNICIPAL COURT
• Campaign a success
• Mike Wallace, '60 Minutes' interrogator, dies
• Controlled burn to help prairie grow
• Schools, industry partnering for robotics center
• Marion County Children Services switching to Differential Response
• Speak out for children
• Creators' Guild announces May 6 show
• Donation to MGH Hospice is $4,446
• Marion Marine will run for Boys and Girls Club
• Morrow Co. detective is a finalist for All-Star Award
• Judges chafe under new sentencing requirements
• Education committee prepares action plan
• Ohio Galvanizing donates signs of Marion
• Marion Co. Republican Party elects officers
• Bennett says he's willing to be Ohio GOP chairman
• Pets seeking 'forever homes'
• LaRue man rolls car
• Slain soldiers: obligated, privileged to serve
• Marion nurse retiring after 29 years
• Texting-while-driving ban stalled in Senate
• City to rebuild streets
• Check out the Lantern weekly web cast.
• Ohio State...$50 million increase in financial aid! That is terrific news for o...
• Summer AND Fall course schedule is now online.
• What would be a good caption for this photo?
• One of our teachers makes the news:
• Olbermann sues Current TV for $50M
• Google creates spectacle with project
• Church readies for Easter after lightning hit
• Security guard receives first casino license
• Man confesses to dismemberment
• POLICE BEAT
• Bennett could replace DeWine as Ohio GOP chairman
• City working to resolve tax refund
• Ohioans killed in Afghan attack
• Pinwheels serve as reminder
• United Way of Marion County News - Special Report
• It is almost Friday...thow your O's up!
• New CDC numbers now showing that 1 in 88 children in the US are being diagnosed...
• Where there is smoke, there is fire. Larry R. Yoder Prairie prescribed burn on T...
• Do you think you represent Ohio State Marion [or ever dreamed of wearing a crown...
• Rock Hall kicks off its 'Walk of Fame'
• Ohio execution to proceed
• Agents For Operation Feed event is Wednesday
• City Hall to be closed for Good Friday holiday
• City bond rating is lowered
• Board reinstates fire chief
• Buddy club links students
• U.S. Senator says 'Buy America'
• Toledo casino soon ready for regulators
• Bucyrus won't annex land, for now
• The average college graduate earns twice as much money as a high school graduate...
• Don't hold your breath, but the economy seems to be picking up a bit. Get some...
• SIMPLE GIFTS Coming to Campus! April 12, 7:30 p.m. Two women playing twelve inst...
• Galion police ask for help in stolen bank cards case
• Meeting about First Consolidated chief is today
• Rushmore director Frank Volenik retiring
• Indictment linked to murder case
• Man works to end cell phone usage by motorists
• Claridon zoning meeting Monday
• Sen. Brown to speak at Nucor Steel Marion
• Birds of prey program to be April 28
• Prospect yard sales set for June 2
• Pinwheel Play day is Saturday
• Are you a past or present member of the Armed Forces? Want a chance to win a fr...
• So do u think Sully and Thomas will stay or go...
• Plan Ahead
• NAMI launches support group
• Report: Fracking wells produce high yields
• Historic stables site in Ohio headed to auction
• Arson blamed for Ohio apartment fire that killed 2
• Ohio welfare rolls see 18 percent drop
• 1 killed, 3 hurt in crash that closes I-75
• Market grows for rental homes
• Bellville company submits lowest bid for street repair
• Rinehart named Kingston employee of the month
• Are you a parent? 25, 35, 45 years of age or older, a military veteran?...colle...
• Non-Traditional Student Information Night
• Non-traditional students share your thoughts...(be clever, be concise) on this t...
• Did anyone play an April Fools joke on someone this year, or, did you yourself g...
• Owners snarl at exotic animal bill
• Police: Ohio woman was stabbed, suffocated, then dismembered
• IN CITY
• 4 die after Ohio teen driving van hits car head-on
• Missouri-bound Illinois pilot killed in Ohio crash
• Ruling blocks Ohio facility from liquefying bodies
• Ohio tea party groups irked by IRS
• Fire dept. seeks FEMA grant to hire firefighters
• Marion County added to estimate of Utica shale yields
• 'Unsurvivable' - new tornado warnings scary
• Ohio shale jobs likely to be filled by outsiders, for now
• Tax credit reduction on table for Marion
• 'Opera' taking its sound to the big city
• Bad tornado season not a given
• Mega Millions winners are rich, but not that rich
• ODOT seeks alternative revenues
• Lawmakers consider jury waiver requirements
• Final Four Buckeye Bash: 1 p.m. CT today at Sheraton New Orleans.
• T-minus 7 hours til Final Four tip off for the Bucks and Jayhawks! Buckeyes fro...
• Meeting minutes reveal division
• Batman in a Lamborghini escapes ticket
• On the run, Osama bin Laden lived in five safe houses, fathered four children, his widow says
• Old photos may be deceptive in Fla. shooting case; experts warn against rush to judgment
• DEA: $1M in pot found welded inside machines
• POLICE BEAT
• Chwalik wins local Rotary award
• Obama pushing sanctions on Iran
• Brown and Mandel snagging big money
• A Buckeye send off to the Big Easy! Buckeyes Final Four bound!!!
• You need a degree with teeth. Did you know Ohio State Marion offers an Ohio Sta...
• Oh snap...we got some smarty pants students here at Marion Technical College. C...
• If I were king for just one day...hmmm? Now is your chance. Year two for region...
• BURN BABY BURN! Controlled burn helps kill intrusive weeds and allow prairie pl...
• Fire Starter!
• A different way of weeding...prairie plants flourish after fire.
• Ohio spent $96 million on unused paid time off in 2010-11
• Drug deals cost officer workers' comp
• Ohio redistricting amendment clears initial hurdle toward ballot
• Relative: JetBlue co-pilot doesn't think he's hero
• Court has options on health care law
• Blood donation to commemorate fallen firefighter
• Fire chief's affable leadership gains recognition
• Don't forget. Student Ambassador applications and accompanying materials are du...
• Needs of walkers, bicyclists met in Ohio 95 redesign
• Court appears split by ideology
• 'Funky' artists donate mural
• Board sets meeting about chief
• 4 charged in Amish attacks
• Officers credit training in school shooting response
• Trusts are Kingston chat topic
• Saturday fundraiser to help Marion woman
• Meeting on Marion Tall Grass Trail
• What to do after you hit the Mega Millions jackpot
• Love this kids style...
• Are you a veteran or active duty member? Do you know people who are? Check out...
• This spud's for you! Potato bar in Morrill Lobby today from 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m....
• Shatner trivia contest next week
• Chief appeals job actions
• Lawmakers strike deal on historical documents
• Mayor, council at odds over tax credit issue
• Ohio heroin abuse worse, first-time users younger
• Health care law in trouble?
• Health Center renovations
• KKK confrontation leads to charge against Ohioan
• Blood drives announced for April
• Cold snap unlikely to cause severe damage to fruit crops
• Shrub-threatening disease discovered at Ohio farm
• So, what's the word regarding the first couple days of classes? Any course part...
• Are you a proud Ohio State alum? LIKE or SHARE what Ohio State means to you!
• Last quarter ever at Ohio State...anyone anxious for semesters?
• HELP WANTED Looking for a King & Queen of Campus...tiara not required. We'll gi...
• Learning to be more interesting in cyberspace at the Ohio Union in Columbus!
• 2 oppose change in tax credit
• Groups oppose bill to drop landline services
• Students save with science
• Author to speak about overcoming poverty
• Ohio might pursue 'Stand Your Ground'
• Man accused of pointing gun at teens pleads guilty
• City announces 2012 yard waste program
• Justices moving to heart of overhaul
• Exotic animal owners fear proposals in bill
• Local attorney running for Common Pleas judge
• Wow...the very last spring "quarter" at Marion Technical College. Good luck to e...
• Hear the siren? Go inside!
• Program helping teens
• Lunch is on at CAC
• Columbus micro-distillery is 1st to get new permit
• Ohio program links criminals, positive influences
• Newspaper: Ohio has suspicious school test scores
• 4 in 10 Ohio high school grads not college-ready
• Companies unprepared to replace retiring workers
• Ohio family has 4 deploying overseas
• Ohio's 65-and-older population on rise
• For long-unemployed, hiring bias rears its head
• Recreation Unlimited welcomes board member
• Pleasant Seniors hear about scams
• Cardington senior tops in American Legion test
• A purple toilet in your front yard?
• All work makes Jacob Roszman a successful guy
• Barber's snipping to stop after 51 years
• Marion at the movies: Theater opens in time for 'Hunger Games'
• Health care debate ramps up ahead of Supreme Court arguments Monday
• Dangerous intersection?
• 'Dad, I have cancer'
• County parks planning for future
• Suspect in failed bank robbery held
• Council to consider reducing tax credit
• Ohio adds to work force as jobless rate dips again
• Leadership workshop offers help to disabled
• Facebook addresses more privacy concerns
• Sergeant charged in massacre
• Board recommends no mercy in teen's death
• With high gas prices, drivers pump less
• This or that: "Holler at me." -or- "Give me a call."
• Kroger joins stores that will stop buying beef made with filler
• County sales tax hike coming to an end
• Auditions for 'Annie' set for May
• Obama talks auto research, development in Ohio
• 1st Consolidated reorganizes to work without chief
• Blockbuster closing in May
• Politics puts Etch A Sketch toy back in the picture
• Read about how one Marion Technical College student and her husband are providin...
• Looking for a job? You're in luck: Multi-County Job Fair Thursday, April 19th,...
• part of an Ohio State tradition, Homecomi...
• Blues Brothers bringing music, comedy to Palace
• Village pool scheduled to open May 26
• Four men indicted on felony drug charges
• Repeal vote of Ohio election overhaul delayed
• First Consolidated Fire District chief on leave
• Residents oppose water rate increase
• Four independents qualify for November ballot
• Minister, facing death, an example for others
• Ohio House pondering bill to deter thieves who steal metal
• Want to be a part of something special? Ohio State Marion students are encourag...
• According to Ohio Superintendent of Public Instruction, Stan Heffner, Out of the...
• Radiography program deadline approaching fast. Be sure to get your materials su...
• Blueprint Marion: SMERF brings green to Marion
• Official to Rotary: State will require more from schools
• MARCA work approved by commissioners
• State gives out $3M to combat Findaly flooding
• Red Cross to offer baby-sitter's training
• Ohio tops other states in claims for metal theft
• 7.4 quake shakes south Mexico, rattles capital
• Soldier's lawyer plans trip to Afghanistan
• Tax ordinances stir debate, head to council
• Blueprint Marion: Being healthy means finding a balance
• Movies return to mall
• You can still be a Buckeye this fall. Call 740-725-6242 to learn more about bec...
• The Society of Leadership and Success is hosting a live video lecture tonight at...
• Book, film garnering Potter-like interest
• Supreme Court set for Marion session
• Marion working on its turnaround
• Suspect's records won't be released
• Harding band, choir qualify for state
• Lawhead family appreciates kindness
• Elgin Class of 1987
• The Creators' Guild
• 'The Hunger Games'
• Claridon meeting, cleanup day set for April
• "A little less than a third of all Ohio State freshmen start their academic care...
• Promoting Marion - A quote from Marion Harding High School student Brett Hall in...
• Many willing to cut soldier slack
• Israeli officials agree with U.S. that Iran hasn't decided on bomb, but fear potential
• Fate of health care law lies with 4 GOP-appointed Supreme Court justices
• Puerto Rico votes; Romney, Santorum campaign in next-up primary states
• Modesty Fashion Show at Cornerstone Alliance
• Marion General makes it all about quality care
• Unknown Reese challenging Tiberi
• Teams move on to state tournament
• Early spring mixed blessing
• Wanna buy a bulldozer?
• VITAL STATISTICS
• YMCA starts 'Strong Community' effort
• Accused soldier recalled as 'Our Bobby'
• Marion Catholic teen is ready for the challenge
• Magazine highlights Prospect family's farming
• Sharing is caring
• Kasich proposals draw questions
• SENIOR MENU
• A healthy community promotes self-esteem and self-pride
• Aquatics center aims for May 26 opening
• Ohio credit rating is now 'stable'
• Horse tracks moving
• More tax talk in council committee
• Spring time is pet time
• Community Foundation matching membership drive for Palace Theatre
• Palace preparing for 'Screaming'
• Gas prices could threaten economy
• Helping make Marion workforce capable
• Students speak out after forum lacks attendees
• Learn more about an upcoming workshop offered by I CAN to help students better p...
• Lots of opportunities here!
• Pound filled to capacity
• U.S. factories help job recovery
• Pittsburgh-area site is chosen for refinery
• Romney campaign shows financial strain
• Convicted official in northern Ohio gives up part of home
• Some schools planning to drop 'pink slime' meat
• Ohio wants farmers to help reduce Lake Erie algae
• Fishermen try luck on Sandusky River
• POLICE BEAT
• Man shot by police charged with stabbing 4
• Sales tax collection increases
• Pleasant to perform 'Crazy For You'
• Love MTC? Want a $1,500 scholarship? Check out the Student Ambassador Program....
• Spent bomb shells uncovered
• Youth organizations to merge
• Music club's concert features Grant band
• Robbery suspect in custody
• Officers finding jobs out of area
• $100,000 bond set in Gooding Road stand-off
• Kasich plan for tax hike, cut gets mixed reaction
• Contest winner to receive 'Screaming Orphans' tickets
• Barber to retire
• Judge accepts Scotts Miracle-Gro guilty plea
• Frontier Communications' Metro Ethernet services available in Delaware Co.
• REMINDER: Application materials for the radiography program are due by April 1.
• Linn-Hipsher Road closed until July 1
• County commissioner's report
• Afghanistan pullout fraught with risks
• House burns in Green Camp
• Marion foundation improves its online access
• Psych majors take to the field
• Bogus tax evaluators reported
• Stand-off ends with arrest
• Born-again voters dominate in South
• Cop used stun gun with boy
• Ohio State Marion students are living and learning, gaining real world experienc...
• Ohio State Marion students are voluteering their time to send care packages to t...
• Ohio State Marion students are mentoring young people in our community. DO SOME...
• Ohio State Marion students are competing in an international music festival in W...
• Ohio State Marion students are collecting school supplies for local school child...
• Ohio State Marion students are designing mind boggling coasters in the classroom...
• Ohio State Marion students are traveling to Central Europe in March. DO SOMETHI...
• Engineering 183 students prepare to demonstrate their coaster design in classroo...
• About The Ohio State University: Recognized as Ohio’s best and one of the natio...
• Love letters reveal Nixon's sensitive side
• COMMUNITY MEALS
• Morrow County group making travel plans
• Public invited to health and wellness session
• Shootings further dent Americans' support for war
• Foes of union law target labor limits
• Amish defendants challenge hate law
• Council gives mayor authority to join council of governments
• Marion City Schools to relocate offices
• Judge Ballinger honored
• This is Finals Week! Good luck to all Ohio State students--Have a relaxing Sprin...
• Awesome opportunity to test the waters with regard to attending college and get...
• Campus Coffee House Series presents Jherek Cummings
• Two sons killed in Afghanistan conflict
• Afghanistan situation explodes
• Seven reasons the job gains could last this time
• Pain pill use on rise in NW Ohio
• GOP hopefuls dig in before pivotal contests
• MARION COUNTY MUNICIPAL COURT
• NCOESC seeks innovation funds
• Corkscrew competition
• U.S. Army sergeant held in killings
• And the ATHENA Award goes to ...
• Girl Scouts: 'A radical idea'
• Future roboticists: Educators plan to build training center
• Marion Area Convention and Visitors Bureau seeks customer-service nominees
• Santorum captures Kansas caucuses, Romney shows strength in Wyoming in GOP presidential race
• Kasich: Ohio request for disaster declaration denied
• Governor's tax proposal might save Ohioans $500M
• USDA offers job-creation grants to rural areas
• Destination? Imagination!
• Crime labs improve turnaround on evidence
• Home sales outlook brightens
• Dick Van Dyke, 86, is a newlywed after Leap Day marriage to 40-year-old makeup artist
• Daughter says wrong-way driver had health problems
• Annual Marion reunion in Bradenton, Fla., attracts 168
• Other states reject selling prisons
• Council resolutions would send message to state
• Morrow Co. elementary is Blue Ribbon school
• After quakes, Ohio plans tough drilling rules
• Schools face new grading system
• Fight against illegal drugs continues
• Bucks & Boilers, 9 p.m. tonight on the BIG TEN Network!
• On average, approximately how many text messages do you send each day?
• Council Street traffic issue getting attention
• Overdose deaths hit record in 2010
• Children found living in bus
• Man arrested in Toledo on corpse abuse charge
• Ruhrmund celebrating 100th birthday
• Annual St. Patrick's Day breakfast planned
• Respite sharing event set in Shelby
• Park National: Future bright, growth possible
• County OKs U.S. Yachiyo tax exemption
• River Valley loses another principal
• Ridgedale presents 'Li'l Abner' at Palace Theatre
• Guys Night Out at Cornerstone
• County park board meeting Thursday
• College students in Ohio State Marion's engineering program are learning practic...
• Does convention fight await GOP?
• National Lime and Stone Co. changes structure
• Four independents file to run for office
• 'Ballinger ... a great judge'
• Who will chair GOP's state central committee?
• Aldrich's family waits for justice
• Safety City
• Water hike request gets hearing March 21
• POLICE BEAT
• Proposal would cut Air Force jobs in Ohio
• So what's everyone's feedback about the new MTC page now that we've transitioned...
• The latest research news from The Ohio State University:
• Santorum, Romney vie for an edge
• Hayseeds 4-H picks officers
• School shooting case could go to adult court
• Ohio energy tax may mean income tax cut
• Obama demands his say on GOP's big day
• Nursing home with meth lab fire was cited earlier
• Romney must ease independents' concerns
• Both county issues OK'd
• Kingston Residence of Marion Employee of the Month
• Church has spring steak supper Fundraiser at Kensington Church
• You can be a Buckeye! Join us for an upcoming Visit Day to learn more:
• Science Cafe tonight at 7:30 p.m. at Infinity Restaurant; 267 West Center Street...
• Is everyone getting their vote on today?
• 2 men plead not guilty in death of Amy Aldrich
• Ohio GOP voters are undecided
• Underground Railroad stops get fresh flags
• Ohio Cancer Society embezzler out of jail
• Guard dispatched to storm areas
• St. Patrick's Day dinner and dance set March 17
• Prospect zoning commission and board to meet
• Ohio GOP voters are undecided
• Wyandot County crash kills three
• Marion's mandatory filing ordinance still on the books
• Ohio prison director details reform plan
• Finals Week Study Break - Free drinks, snacks and more!
• USG - Your Student Voice on Campus Join us for our weekly meetings each Thursday...
• Interns Do More Than Just Bring Coffee! Learn more Weds., March 7, 12 noon, Morr...
• March Science Café The Search for the Higgs Boson: Why it is important Join us...
• Five Nights on Campus welcomes famed classical pianist Warren Mailley-Smith to M...
• Five Nights on Campus welcomes Warren Mailley-Smith
• Ohio's Spring Severe Weather Awareness Week is March 25 - 31. Ohio's Statewide T...
• You can be a Buckeye! Join us for our next Campus Visit Day, Wednesday, April 4...
• Believe it or not, but tuition and fees for spring term '12 are due this Thursda...
• We have been waiting for good snow day on Lake Tahoe for this picture- enjoy! -...
• Committee to discuss mandatory tax filing
• Sex offender registration not retroactive
• Ridgedale adds plant lab
• Romney, Santorum coming back to Ohio
• Ohio court buys electric scooter for worker travel
• Ohio overpass crash kills 1, injures several more
• IN CITY
• Weekend crashes send six to hospitals
• Tea party less vocal this year
• Storm devastates small Ohio town
• Super PACs flood Ohio with cash, ads
• Vital Statistics
• Santorum pushes social agenda, stokes GOP fear
• Super PACs flood Ohio with cash, ads
• Drama in GOP central committee races
• Teens of the month chosen for March
• Principal remains on leave for harassment
• Community garden signup starts
• Hundreds honor student killed in shooting
• Parties see progress in 9-1-1 changes
• Full Ohio delegate slate out of reach for Santorum
• 4 charged in multistate prostitution ring
• Storms kill 14 in three states
• Ohio unemployment rate at 7.7 percent
• High GOP turnout threatens issues
• Star staffers finalists for AP awards
• Biker gang member pleads guilty
• Robot Olympics: Local teams invited to world championships
• Delaware driver accused of hitting Indiana house
• Mourners attend first wake for Chardon victim
• Crash kills 3 sorority spring-breakers in Ohio
• Hiring our heroes
• Ohio State Marion professor speaks today at noon in Delaware Great Decisions 201...
• Even after backlash, banks are quietly pursuing fees
• Cops: Boy shook when asked about sex
• Victims' families thank Chardon community
• OSU signs off on road at Marion campus
• River Valley grad's home hit by car
• Guilty plea in Marengo cross-burning
• Sheriff: Support lacking for 9-1-1 plan
• Blue Racers ready for new season
• McClain, Sterling vie for 87th House seat
• MCBDD levy up for renewal
• United Way of Marion County Annual Meeting and Thank-You Luncheon
• Register today for the Big Ten Conference Career Expo being held on Friday, Marc...
• The Big Ten Women's Basketball tournament starts today. Whether you're going to...
• University Chorus Concert The Ohio State University at Marion - University Chor...
• Scholarship opportunity presented by the Marion Community Foundation
• MARION - The I CAN Center of Excellence, a regional college access program, has...
• Home in time for Paisley
• Optometrist seeking cellphones for soldiers
• Fire district faces staff reductions
• I CAN Center has ACT workshop
• No ice, but fishermen still get out on the lake
• ATHENA to be awarded March 12
• Warrant of the Week
• POLICE BEAT
• Santorum, Romney continue battle
• An Evening with Joe Wong OUAB proudly presents the comedian Joe Wong to perform...
• MTC's Facebook Page got a face lift. Timeline is in the house!
• Learn More About Marion's New Aquatic Center: Jobs Available, Features, & Much...
• You can be a Buckeye! Spring Quarter classes begin Monday, March 26, 2012. Spr...
• Suspect in cross-burning to appear in court
• Prosecutor: Shooting suspect is 'not well'
• Americans feel better about economy
• Study: 65,000 jobs from Ohio shale
• MARION COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
• Marion area blood drives announced for March
• Sheriff's 9-1-1 plan has mixed support
• Furry friends need forever homes
• Plea deal ends case of boy's death
• City: Clean it up or go to jail
• Prescriptions drop in key counties
• Teen pleads guilty in stop sign deaths
• Romney, Santorum collide in Michigan; Romney wins Ariz.
• Ohio State named one of America’s most disability-friendly colleges. Ohio State...
• Enjoying the weather
• Consolidated dispatching idea prompts vigorous debate
• Superintendent at Pleasant resigns
• Ohio looking to increase advanced placement test participation
• Nucor Steel request to close part of road OK'd
• Chardon students confused by attack
• Exotic animal owner wants seized guns
• Children's welfare must come first
• County workers suspended after abuse allegation
• Quinnipiac poll indicates Santorum holds Ohio lead
• Springfield city panel debates sexual orientation clause
• Girl, 11, dies after fight with classmate
• Study: Women's ovaries harbor rare egg-producing stem cells
• Jim Crow rearing its head?
• Non-traditional student? Do it!
• U.S. college grads getting older, shift workplace trends
• Two dead after truck hits tree, crashes into Sandusky home
• Ohio museum restoring famed plane 'Memphis Belle'
• MARION MUNICIPAL COURT
• Exotic animal owner wants seized guns back
• Ohio trailing in science, engineering degrees
• Happy 25th Birthday to Leap Day baby
• Ohioans opening wallets for candidates
• 12th District candidates debate in Newark
• Black Heritage Council announces award winners
• NAACP celebrates culture with poetry
• 12-string guitar talent coming to May Pavilion
• EPA helps remove scrap tires in Morrow County
• Casey Getha doesn't take shortcuts
• Bucyrus native at Oscars
• Marion County auditor files cash reports
• Identification key to cold cases
• It's time to cut 'Footloose': River Valley to stage play
• Romney would raise Medicare eligibility age
• Tensions over Iran push oil prices up near 2011 highs
• Ohio man given choice of Facebook apology or jail
• Ohio unveils efforts targeting drug trafficking
• Council to hear more on Nucor street vacation request
• Lawmaker wants to test unemployment applicants for drugs
• Beating down the blight: DeWine pledges state assistance
• Five Nights on Campus advance tickets are now on sale for award winning and inte...
• Check this out...Learn about Marion's own President Harding, right here on campus.
• The Luck of Harding
• Need tutoring to prepare for the ACT test, here's your opportunity.
• Trella Romine recognized as OSU supporter
• Marines killed in collision of helicopters
• POLICE BEAT
• Foundation offers $150,000 in scholarships
• PUCO rejects AEP rate increases
• Career and Education Fair
• County, OSUM make progress on campus road
• Fake cop prowling Morrow County
• Murder charges dismissed
• Dodgeball for a good cause
• Cooper Tire lockout settled
• Get on over to the Alber Student Center for the annual Career and Education Fair!
• You are never to old to learn something new! Spring quarter learning opportunit...
• Check out the Annual Marion Area Career & Education Fair, Today 11 a.m.-2 p.m. o...
• Comic books go for $3.5M
• Storad adds digital label press
• Barks Avenue will close for repairs
• POLICE BEAT
• Star parent announces its strategy for growth
• Obama seeks corporate tax cut
• Weekend's events mark black history
• Sheriff unveils dispatching plan
• Pit bulls lose 'vicious' label
• Introduction to Estate Planning
• Tomorrow, Thursday February 23, CAREER AND EDUCATION FAIR in the Alber Student C...
• Way to go Brenda!!
• 30 Million Jobs Tour: Coming to The Ohio State University This Thursday, Februa...
• Supreme Court set to review racial preference for college
• Greek bailout wards off disaster, for now
• Counties not using $$ to find offenders
• Ohio's first casino starts to shape up
• Appalachia's population getting older very quickly
• Find an alternate route
• Marion City Council considers regional consolidation
• Business expands in Marion
• Marion career fair not just for job seekers
• Overpass on schedule
• We have had an amazing response to our Career and Education Fair – essentially “...
• Hey hey...Check out Ohio Higher Ed showin' us some love! Our Early College prog...
• Author Phil Reid sets book-signing dates
• No school? It's a Y day
• Racers kick off new season
• Here's your jump start to college
• Hepatitis C threatens baby boomers
• Union law draws contenders into Ohio primaries
• Glenn marks anniversary with space chat
• Hmmm...what to do on Thursday February 23? Oh I know, go to the CAREER AND EDUC...
• The Dating Doctor, 12 noon today, Morrill Hall, Room 200, free and open to the p...
• Police: Baby, mother found dead
• Sheriff wants review of office management
• Report: Initial AEP plan easier on Ohio small businesses
• Police find remains of Ohio girl missing in 1999
• Money woes could mean end for village
• Ohio looks up for grabs as GOP primary nears
• Stimulus drifts away from construction
• Cardington resident lives in two worlds
• Happy 100th, Moose
• Big push needed for goal
• Gas prices highest ever for this time of year
• Scioto board meets Feb. 27
• Dulcimers entertain Pleasant Srs.
• Determination is theme for 104-year-old
• Roberts Award nominees sought
• Fun and prizes at Kidsfest
• Samogala's way: 'bubbly and bright'
• Boy Scouts hone skills
• Houston's voice soars at funeral
• Ohio fugitive hunters catch murder suspect
• Dad guns down daughter's laptop after her Facebook rant
• Park National Corp. sells Florida bank
• MARION COUNTY INDICTMENTS
• Sayre found guilty of vehicular homicide
• School districts make progress in Race to the Top
• Answers arriving slowly in Amy Aldrich's killing
• Trooper accused of drunken driving
• Churches sharing a pastor
• Wage earners get tax present from Congress
• Don't forget... The annual Marion Campus Career and Education Fair is set for...
• MARK YOUR CALENDAR AND JOIN US! Marion Campus Career & Education Fair: Thursday...
• Ex accused of hiring killer
• MARION COUNTY COMMISSIONERS REPORT
• Craigslist slaying suspect may face adult trial
• Police: Mass. girls' Facebook photos on porn site
• House speaker says payroll tax bill won't add jobs
• POLICE BEAT
• Man stabbed on Libby Lane
• Upper Sandusky woman dies after U.S. 23 crash
• State investigating inmate's hanging
• Cabela's coming to Polaris
• This or that: E-book or traditional hard-copy book?
• Fast Fact on Ohio State! Ohio State is one of the leading cancer research center...
• Students study soft skills
• Santorum leads Romney in Ohio
• Ohio high school to be closed two more days because of odor
• Marion chiropractor donates $2,500 to Relay For Life
• Aquatic center memberships on sale beginning today
• Transitions program's goal is to help girls
• Police: Man dumped ashes, sold urns for scrap
• 'Meet Me In St. Louis' this weekend
• Highway funding in jeopardy
• City announces holiday schedule
• Ohio State Marion Undergraduate Student Government Officers
• Want to be a Buckeye? Join us Thursday, March 1, for our next Campus Visit Day....
• Looking for a Major? Let’s talk Fisher College of Business! Weds., Feb. 15, Noon...
• Pulitzer Prize Nominee to Hold Reading on Campus Public poetry reading, Alber St...
• OHIO STATE PRIORITY FINANCIAL AID DEADLINE IS TODAY! Learn more at:
• 5 days until David Coleman, The Dating Doctor visits Ohio State Marion. Free an...
• Countdown to Semesters (A NEW WEEKLY FEATURE!) Spring 2012 will be the last quar...
• Yachiyo plant expanding in Marion
• PUCO OKs Aqua Ohio purchase of Ohio American Water
• Ohio Heartland wins best practice award
• Roberts Award nominees sought
• State appeals court orders new trial in student death
• Kasich touts Cincinnati business expansions
• Doctor gets four life terms in pill mill case
• Pleasant school board to meet
• Local hungry get venison donation from ODNR
• FirstEnergy gives $25,000 to Habitat
• Marcy Industries expands into Marion County
• Green Camp report filed
• Mentors needed for kids club
• Campus Career & Education Fair 2012 Thursday, February 23 11:00 a.m.– 2:00 p.m....
• Federal court rules for free speech at fest
• 'Dating Doctor' speaking at Marion campus
• Frontier presents case of money to United Way
• Government gets bigger in Obama's budget plan
• Abatement paves way for 40 jobs
• Provisional ballots worse in '11
• Prison wardens get raises
• It's not too late
• Registration at Bible college
• Claridon Township officers elected
• Marion NAACP to host Poetry Jam
• Nickelodeon star to play State Fair
• Ohio to look at leasing rest areas in study
• Adult Student Visit Night is coming up...Wednesday February 16 from 6p-8p. Att...
• College Students: You could win $500, just by sharing your views on the job-sea...
• Study tour experience for Ohio State Marion students in 2013! For more informat...
• Experience Spain 2013!
• IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL CURRENT AND PROSPECTIVE OHIO STATE STUDENTS: While you...
• Obama's budget going to Congress
• Prepare early, adviser says
• Police seek hit and run driver
• Pickup truck hits snow plow in Perrysburg, killing teen
• Ohio keeps eye on bridges missing extra support
• Arson, accidental blaze test Marysville church's faith
• OSUM professor joins think tank
• Ohio faces 'Herculean endeavor'
• Antioch College offers free tuition as it rebuilds
• Proposal may fund repairs to sewer
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Show features television legend
• Walking for the health of others
• Stuffing yourself for a good cause
• Locals try for 'Safe Routes for Schools' grant
• Law officers: Slow down in school zones
• Pleasant seniors play Palace bingo
• Outside groups spending millions in Ohio senate race
• Deadlines near for states on health care laws
• Police seek car that fled scene
• Budget deficit on pace to pass $1 trillion for 4th straight year
• U.S. 23 crash injures one person
• Pets seeking forever homes
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• Event kicks off Black History Month
• Q&A: Obama and the birth control controversy
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• Victim came back for one day
• Leaving 'No Child' act behind: 10 states gain federal leeway from law
• Coroner: Inmate died from blood clot at Ohio jail
• Show dates change for Palace production
• Hanna berates state over exotic pet laws
• Many nursing homes unable to shake poor ratings
• Health center work resumes
• Retirees meeting Wednesday
• Black Heritage Council announces speaker
• GOP to fill recorder position
• Teen to be tried as adult in group home death
• Polo magnate adopts girlfriend
• Homicide on Bartram Ave.
• Can Santorum mount challenge to Romney for Ohio delegates?
• Kasich gets pit bull label bill
• 'Meet Me in St. Louis' coming to Palace
• Spartan Shockers jump for fitness
• Ridgedale to host blood drive
• Pickup hits school bus
• Ohio House panel OKs bill on casino regulations
• Judge awards new trial in deadly fire
• U.S. Supreme Court won't permit Ohio execution
• Expanded hours for aquatics memberships sale
• Spring class schedule now available online!
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• Area Agency on Aging announces new board members and officers
• BDEMA dance competition practice
• White House hinting at compromise on birth control
• Appeals court says California's ban on same-sex marriages is unconstitutional
• Exotic animals from escape spur dispute
• Turnpike study would cost $2.85M
• Kasich touts education, broadband
• Bus driver: ATV tried to swerve
• HPM exec won't face felonies
• Students abuzz at bee
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• Man dies in crash with bus
• Illusionist conjures healing tricks
• Rescued sailor unsure of another trip
• Elgin board of education to meet
• 169 Board of MCBDD meeting
• Six shot in dispute outside Toledo bar
• Sale puts 'M*A*S*H' hot dog diner in new hands
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• New rules mean grad rates drop
• Finance committee talking COG
• Relationship expert David Coleman is coming to Ohio State Marion.
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• 'Soft skills' hurt job applicants
• Police investigate robbery at Moto Mart
• After U.N. veto, U.S. floats coalition on Syria
• Auction benefits slain deputy's family
• Romney win leaves rivals few options
• Pros, cons for Kasich of speech outside Statehouse
• Foreclosed homes may be sold as rentals
• Egypt to try 19 Americans in case straining ties
• Victims have remedies when thieves target jewelry
• Not many surprises in Super Bowl ads
• Mall Walk 2012 is Saturday
• Deters to Pfeifer: Skip death penalty cases
• Marion Catholic sweeps February Star teen awards
• State pushing collaboration
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• Competition more fierce for grants
• Catholic Schools Week celebrated
• Changes to schools again?
• Officer out of hospital after dog attack
• Hackers intercept FBI, Scotland Yard call
• Nuns tackle sex trade at Super Bowl
• Ohio moves to shut 19 juvenile homes
• Bill would ban new ownership of exotic pets
• Wrong-number call helps woman in emergency
• Street resurfacing on committee's agenda
• Planned Parenthood's services would surprise many
• Fans become stars of local wrestling
• Hiring rises in January
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• If a Subway footlong is $5, how much does each inch of sub cost?
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• West to Israel: Don't attack Iran
• Endangered bobcat found dead along urban Ohio road
• Hormel ending tight confinement for pregnant pigs
• Grant would help continue 'Glass Act'
• Wrestling returns to union hall
• Police suspect no foul play in man's death
• Early spring!?! All eyes on groundhog
• Panel wary of housing project
• Dog attack injures officer
• Dinner Theatre and Silent Auction
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• Magic and mystery back at Palace Theatre
• Burke named legislator of the year by group
• Honda to invest $98M
• Nation to see Harding Home
• Marion Catholic grad killed in crash
• Plenty of dogs looking for homes
• Negotiations on Capitol Hill off to slow start
• Obama housing plan would help more refinance
• PNC Foundation offers arts grants
• Marion area blood drives announced for February
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• Public likes new plan
• Scott Township reorganizes
• Hughes named employee of month
• Cancer charity halts grants to Planned Parenthood
• Pot-seeking plane grounded
• Bill would make left lanes for passing only
• Advisory council backs delays in Ohio road projects
• Police seek tips on Subway robbery
• Ohio targets young adults on dangers of prescription drugs
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• Emboldened GOP wants to abolish state income taxes
• NW college prepares to open food pantries
• State euthanizes leopard kept after exotics escape
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• GOP race's approaching lull will test Gingrich
• Ohio power plant closing may help Lake Erie's fish
• Man injured after train hits vehicle
• Chance to talk about Ohio 95 improvements is today
• Passenger dies from injuries after Jan. 21 crash
• Marion campus preparing for semester conversion
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• Afghan family found guilty of honor killings
• Parade to celebrate the close to Iraq war draws thousands
• Strickland gets fellowship, will teach at Harvard
• Ohio wants more kids in food program
• Romney surging in Florida
• Pipeline project may be finished
• Structure the secret to court's success
• Court offers options for addicts
• Thinking outside the classroom
• St. Louis hosts first big parade for Iraq War's end
• Wind blows down utility pole
• Community celebrates King
• Intersection has attention of local officials
• Confusing crossing presents dangerous crash potential
• Civil War photography session is Feb. 9
• What is Castle Doctrine and how does it apply to me?
• Colleges make push for higher education
• Businesses oppose fraud legislation
• Crews try to stabilize casino collapse site
• Family-pack on sale for Palace magic show
• Wind blows down utility pole; closes street
• Crash kills one, injures two on Fairground Road
• American economy not healthy yet, but it's healing
• Workers hurt in collapse at Cincinnati casino site
• U.S. man helping in Haiti rebuilding is shot, robbed
• Police seize more synthetic marijuana
• Fire damages house on York Street
• Arrest made in case of stolen rifles
• Marion Township lends a hand with county dispatch
• Missing police handgun recovered
• Current Marion Technical College student draws blood for the first time on a rea...
• I hear the Dating Doctor is coming to campus in February? Look for details soon...
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• Dunham's robbers lift rifles
• Portion of Hartford Street closed
• Valentine's Day Dinner and Dance
• Potty-room pilfering: Auto flushers stolen from Ohio restrooms
• Epworth Preschool teacher's retirement party is Sunday
• Montage Studio Art Gallery opens downtown
• Craigslist murder suspect gets 2nd case delayed
• Ohio governor dismissive of right-to-work idea
• Smokers need not apply to Columbus, Toledo casinos
• No industry backing for the word 'fracking'
• Ohio wind farm delayed
• Morrow County sheriff says sports book calls are a scam
• County cuts parks funding
• Trade you for that Picasso
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• Businesses rebuilding from fire
• Gay marriage returns to the political spotlight
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• SEAL Team 6 answers call for hostage rescue
• Cops up reward for gun
• Arson suspects still in custody
• 6 accused of defrauding IRS charged in Ohio
• Fiddle sensation coming to Palace
• Morrow Co. trapper didn't return home
• Anti-bullying bill headed to Kasich
• A daring raid, and hostages on way home
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• Intensive ACT workshop offered
• State of the Union: Obama pushes plans that flopped before
• Turnpike worker killed in tanker crash
• Volunteers needed for food drive
• Cleveland, Canadian neighbor discuss ferry
• Pleasant Twp. trustee's husband appointed
• Marion police find stolen jewelry
• Condemned man claims innocence in arson death
• Reward offered for officer's handgun
• Wind farm construction set for spring
• Marion schools get serious about energy savings
• Marion County Commissioners pass four resolutions
• Study: Jobs follow wireless Internet
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• Skype brings NASA into science classrooms
• Kasich outlines jobs agency's next moves
• Marion, Morrow consider 9-1-1 service consolidation
• Abortion foes march with eye on fall elections
• Marion County indictments
• GOP nomination anybody's game
• Pro wrestler gets 32 years in HIV case
• Shots fired on Blaine Avenue
• Marion Public Health appoints commissioner
• Support for CAN DO! struggles to reach council
• Police officer loses weapon
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• Lawmaker will look at drilling concerns
• Defective water heater causes fire on Curren Drive
• Students find music all around
• Health overhaul lags in states
• VA units skirt drug program
• Rep. Giffords to resign from Congress this week
• Gingrich focusing on Obama
• State bill adds $$ for farm program
• Crash on Ohio 98 injures 3
• Tulenko receives Banks Award
• Caregivers connecting Feb. 2
• Crews try restore power
• Ohio takes two-track approach to health reform
• Pleasant senior wants to have positive impact
• JobsOhio president visits Marion Intermodal
• Block watches help short-handed police
• Marion residents fed up
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• Ohio annual home sales increase
• Teaming up for troops
• Man in burning car was suicide
• Prison guard fired for alleged threat
• Studio Montage grand opening on Thursday
• Whirlpool installing 1,500-ton press
• Unemployment falls as workers end job searches
• Ethanol pipeline on hold
• Community puts Romero over the top in video competition
• Home support appreciated in Afghanistan
• Members of the Buckeye Military Support Alliance at Ohio State Marion show their...
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• Fewer layoffs and lower inflation give economy a boost
• Food market selling more than groceries
• Persistence = diploma
• Scam session is an assist against theft
• Grand Township report filed
• Claridon Township report available
• Baughman attains certification
• Ohioans report losing $2 million to sweepstakes scams in 2011
• Commissioners report
• CAN DO!, Downtown Marion to make pitches
• Poll: Ohio voters divided over anti-abortion bill
• Prospect mayor to discuss cutting costs
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• The US Army will have a Hummer on campus today with a video game system in the b...
• OSUM campus road project moving ahead
• Snow Trails triples thrill of 'Big Air'
• Judge offers report in Craigslist killer case
• Exotic animal owner upset over house arrest
• Walmart worker dies in car fire in parking lot
• Protest exposes Silicon Valley-Hollywood rivalry
• Obama rejects Canada-Texas oil pipeline - for now
• State officials consider ways to boost highway construction funding
• Local '56' collecting winter coats
• Expansion an act of faith
• Montgomery Twp. trustees reorganize
• Hearts of Hospice Dinner and Auction
• Ohio State Marion's WatchFire Electronic sign board is now installed and communi...
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• Piles of poop threaten Ohio's streams and lakes
• Ohio to appeal halted execution
• Del-Co customers under boil alert
• Prospect council members sworn in
• ATHENA nominations sought
• State pushes back funding for major road projects
• Romney looking to clinch in Florida
• Mandatory tax filing back on table
• Rushmore to graduate 22
• Richland Twp. report available
• Ohio 95 meeting set for Jan. 31
• Portion of Toledo Avenue closed
• Hey Buckeyes, put campus in your pocket with the OSU Mobile app. Easy access to...
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• More snowy owls being seen in Ohio
• House insurance going up
• King's fire still burns
• Nome, Alaska, locked in ice, close to getting much-needed fuel oil
• Scioto Valley FD names new fire officers
• Unity celebrated at breakfast
• Prospect financial report done
• Realtor of year named
• 29 now missing in ship disaster
• Ohio court to convene in Marion
• Mount Gilead man robbed in his home
• "Summer's heat or Winter's cold...How firm thy friendship O-hi-o." -- Carmen Ohi...
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• Will LaRue program continue?
• Natural gas price plunge aids families, businesses
• Rivals say split S.C. conservative vote aids Romney
• Captain's conduct blasted as divers find more dead
• Kasich to announce job training initiative
• Foreclosure prevention changes may help Ohioans
• Troopers investigating serious crash on U.S. 23
• Local food stamp service pretty good at being on time
• Business projects would bring dozens of jobs
• More women take interest in guns
• Man to get new trial because of wife's affair
• Basel wants bell back
• Treasurer balances job, politics in first year
• Casino plans sprout
• Mentally ill juveniles a challenge
• Teen of the Month: Family has been the rock for Dunn
• Anti-abortion measures gaining traction in Ohio
• Woman's will request will better boy's life
• Street plowing, salting to be slower
• Group challenges anti-abortion amendment
• Bed and breakfast is recertified as Diamond member
• Zoo's new elephant is beyond jumbo
• Ohio State president regrets 'Polish army' comment
• Wintry roads are troublesome for Marion County drivers, law officers
• Proposal would boost speed limit to 70 mph
• Realtors talking about transfer tax increase
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• New campus sign on SR almost complete!
• Inquiring minds want to know...what is your favorite book of all time?
• Morrow Co. detective honored
• Commissioners questioned about FBI visits
• Wrestling with mats
• Time capsule saved from Seneca courthouse
• Bowling Green officers elected
• Ohio panel sticks to ruling against 'White Only' pool sign
• Ohio prosecutor: Give victims death sentence voice
• Preschool plans Tasting Bee
• Midwest gets first big snow
• Dog warden didn't know books
• Howling dog awakens man in house fire
• Accident closes Center Street
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• Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday reminder Ohio State will recognize the annual...
• Marion County dog warden resigns
• 'Idol' Kelly Clarkson to sing anthem at Super Bowl
• Ohio State president laments scandal headlines
• Driver cited in rear-end crash on Ohio 309
• Humane Society has pets
• 'Something Good' at Palace
• Boards of education welcome new members
• 6 from Marion indicted in Union Co.
• Barn burns near Union County line
• City Hall to close for holiday
• Green Camp Twp. reorganizes
• Grand Prairie Twp. officers elected
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• Real estate tax payments due Feb. 6
• Public Health closed Jan. 16
• Sheriff: Dispute led to killings
• Educators to students: Start thinking cash for college
• Marion County misses federal flood help
• Aquatic center on schedule
• Smith Clinic pediatrics certified
• Marion celebrating King day of service
• Grief webcast hosted by hospital
• Conservation program meetings scheduled
• Ohio plan aims to better link Medicare, Medicaid
• Don't forget...MTC is switching to semesters beginning Fall '12. Learn more her...
• Sociology 209 & 309 with Brenda Chaney are cancelled for today, Tuesday, January...
• Undergraduate Student Government (USG) Informational Meeting
• Romney remark replayed
• Man in hospital following rollover
• Parking dispute leads to gunfire
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• Author finds rhetoric coming full circle for digital age
• Drilling for natural gas not hit by price drop
• Honda to open plant in Ohio
• U.N. confirms Iran nuke work
• America hits its brakes on health costs
• This is amazing!
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• January 9, 2012 Edition of Buckeye Briefs
• New Reflection & Meditation Room on Campus The Ohio State University at Marion i...
• Of all the NFL playoff games this weekend, which one made you most happy?
• Marion Habitat partner looking forward to warmth
• Winter farmers markets grow
• Museums changing as view on Civil War changes
• Officers to share view of drug crisis
• Community remembers shooting rampage that wounded Giffords
• Iran steps up nuke program
• John Glenn talks politics, Obama, his love of flying
• Ohio ROTC cadet who lost leg aims to be pilot
• Boehner a key fundraiser for GOP
• College students wily in study of coyotes
• Teen Board selects January winners
• Uncivil discourse
• Democrats' Roosevelt dinner is Feb. 18
• Big Island submits report, re-organizes
• Gospelfest honors King
• Fire marshal's panel considers smoke alarms
• Rollover injures driver
• Marion Matters increases director's hours
• House faces 'astounding' number of primary challenges
• Gospelfest
• MARION COUNTY INDICTMENTS
• Report: Move mentally ill youths from Ohio lockups
• Arson could lead to decades in prison
• Inmate pleads guilty to 1996 rape
• K-9 'will surely be missed'
• Nation adds 200K jobs in hiring surge
• Community fighting injection wells
• Crawford Co. native enjoys celebrity of Top Chef
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• Students learn to ID values
• Prospect Twp. officers elected
• Gospelfest returns to campus Saturday
• Man bails on seventh solo try to round Cape Horn
• A look at Marion County's lawmakers
• Holiday discounts crimp retailers' profits
• After Texas school shooting, many questions remain
• Obama launches reshaping, shrinking of U.S. military
• Regulators put spotlight on nuclear plant cracks
• Jeep turns over on Crissinger
• Ohio dog warden faces charges after live puppies found in bags
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• Police Beat
• Transit building project begins
• 23 gallons, 43 yrs, and still giving
• Blood drive schedule
• Elder scams topic of event at Kingston
• Scharer recognized by Society of CIC
• Local Bible college expands offerings
• Street Smart event is Feb. 10
• Stirring up a fight, Obama names consumer watchdog
• 41 crashes bring official caution
• Celebrate the life of Martin Luther King at Gospelfest Sat. Jan. 7 at 3 PM in Mo...
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• Cable spat likely to result in rate hike; 2nd extension continued
• King contest winners announced
• Bridge impacts flood stages
• Rootworms resisting GMO corn
• Marion police dog euthanized
• Marion-area blood drives announced for January
• Maniaci is employee of the month
• Richland Township reorganizes
• Salt Rock Township reorganizes
• Ohio traffic deaths rise this New Year's
• Cleveland suing over trans fat ban
• Crop adviser: Pest out West won't have same impact in Ohio
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• More change in store for schools
• Council OKs 2012 budget
• Critics assail crime laws aimed at people with HIV
• Darth Vader sword master dies at 89
• AAA: Ohio gas prices up 6 cents from last week
• Ohio lawmaker, drilling industry split over quakes
• $1.4M grant for ash trees awarded to Ohio, Michigan
• 5-year-old driver's placement will be decided this month
• What has state senator been up to?
• Parrott retiree spent almost 4 decades at helm
• 12 for '12: Key issues for Ohio
• Quake delays injection
• Minimum wage up 30 cents
• CNL Properties buys Primrose Retirement properties
• Second beating in 2 days
• Baby, it's cold outside ... but exercise
• Federal agent slain in pharmacy robbery was picking up father's medication
• For some in need, Facebook is a route to new kidney
• Powerball tickets doubling to $2
• Planned bill would let Ohio State sue booster
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• Marion County auditor releases tax rates for 2012
• Job fair seeking participants for Feb. 23
• Muppets movie showing at Palace Theatre
• Andrew Chwalik wants to lead and influence others
• Man found badly beaten
• Marion soggy in 2011
• 2011: The year in review
• Budget strains services
• Courthouse won't be saved
• Brine disposal at well halted
• Jail sours on milk, offers substitute
• Anti-abortion group's amendment clears hurdle
• Ohio snowless winter good for governments but not ski resorts
• Juvenile admits to shooting cat with arrow
• Marion ABLE to change
• Marion man faces charge of arson
• Teacher serves bites of healthy living
• Jobs opening up in Marion area
• Sears here survives initial closings
• TW customers could lose CBS
• U.S. job market ends year in better shape
• Cops: Fire set to cover crime
• Business working on recovery after fire
• Council to consider 2012 appropriations
• Upcoming street closing
• Commissioners approve ditch cleaning
• Hospital offers grief sessions
• Marion prison set to go private Sunday
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• Morrow County sweep snares escapee
• North Koreans salute, cry for late leader Kim Jong Il
• Police nab suspect in catalytic converter thefts
• Marion may eliminate rec department
• In Iowa, Obama toils while GOP roars, then departs
• Paul welcomed in Iowa
• Law changes involve abortion, immigration
• Group trying again to ban dog auctions
• Job & Family Services call center goes live
• Ohio State Marion Professor Hassan Aly, an expert in Middle Eastern economics is...
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• Police replace kids' stolen gifts
• Consumer confidence index surges
• Robber wields sword, tries to steal presents
• Ohio spent almost $439K to maintain governor's mansion
• New pet for a new year?
• County approves Workforce Investment Act agreement
• Road open, power on after crash
• Cat recovering from arrow wounds
• Celebrate New Year's downtown
• Sears to close 100 to 120 Kmart, Sears stores
• Homeless shelters seeing most children ever
• City's financial state discussed
• Cinci airport evacuated after alarm
• Progress on connector
• Police building family history after man in Santa suit shot 6 relatives on Christmas
• New painkiller has abuse experts worried
• Ohio wetlands protectors hit with tax
• In swing Ohio, Newt Gingrich gaining the 'not-Romneys'
• Gas drilling boom good news for Ohio sand firms
• AP survey: Economy to pick up
• OSUM seeks $2.2M for building
• Trail backers issue challenge
• 4-year-old, 2 adults dead after Christmas Eve fire
• Once-eradicated bobcats making small-scale comeback in Ohio
• Community center gives 74-year-old his first party
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• Johnson-Rudd center continues to serve area
• Ohio high school, college instructors to co-teach
• Homeowner shoots 2 teens in his Ohio house
• Turkey needs Ohio livestock
• Hospital: 3rd person dies after Ohio plane crash
• Pearl Harbor survivor's ashes interred at battleship
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• States weigh in on cigarette label suit
• Local agencies try to keep roads safe
• Rushmore to launch evening classes
• Kasich's job record mixed so far
• Collaboration shares spirit
• Police seek man who attempted bank robbery
• Santa Claus is coming
• Voucher expansion opposed
• Collaboration and growth are resolutions for BGC
• Snow closes roads, delays flights in West
• Wounded Marine inspires AP photographer's search
• Escapee arrested in Morrow Co.
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• Happy Holidays from all of us here at MTC!
• Crawford Co. inmate at large
• Thefts net Cook 15 months
• Rumpke lists Christmas, New Year's schedule
• Holiday schedule for city offices
• House leaders OK Senate tax terms
• MARION COUNTY INDICTMENTS
• Sheriff: Autopsy won't end speculation in animal tragedy
• Experts react to billboard issue
• Art students turn trash into trees
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• County offices reduce hours
• Economy is on a roll
• Street closing extended
• Wellston man arrested after shot fired outside Marion bar
• U.S. gray wolves rebound but face uncertain future
• Some Ohio Turnpike tolls rising Jan. 1
• White Castle considers alcohol sales
• Be part of the Palace musical
• Ohio population edges upward
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• Grandview Estates property owner fed up with flooding
• Penalties show NCAA fed up with Ohio State
• Elgin, OSFC reach deal on building
• Civic, panned by critics, will get overhauled by end of 2012
• Marion Public Health clinic to require appointments
• Webcheck and CCL applications location and time changed
• Sheriff beefing up road presence for holiday season
• Committee moves forward with firefighter concessions
• Man found dead in car in ditch
• This or that: Lincoln Logs or Legos?
• Payday lenders find work-arounds
• Marion police seek tips on armed robberies
• Robotic arm ready for HS
• Atheists disappointed by rejected billboards
• Kasich to put new fee, tax hike on drillers
• North Korea mourns Kim Jong Il, calls son 'successor' as world watches for possible turmoil
• Marion City Schools plan budget hearing
• Waldo Twp. trustees to meet Saturday
• ODJFS sets holiday hours
• At the gas pump, 2011 was the year of the big squeeze
• State raises frustrate local officials
• Too quiet around her without our students...enjoy the holiday and then hurry back!
• Ohio lawmakers plan bill to keep uranium plant
• Ohio utility regulations benefit companies
• Facebook exchange matches needs with donations
• NYC police: Man says he set woman on fire over debt
• House GOP leaders want new payroll tax cut bill
• Last American troops exit Iraq
• Bill aims to boost quality of nursing homes
• 'Angel' pays off family's Christmas layaway
• Library celebrates 125 years
• Gary Maul, associate professor emeritus in engineering at Ohio State Marion is q...
• At 100 years old, the doctor is still in
• Marion residents come through for Christmas Clearinghouse
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• Group that sheltered homeless works to reopen
• Women's business group calls for ATHENA nominations
• Robotics competitions program students with life skills
• Ohio couple copes after explosion destroys home
• State asks Ohio colleges for construction projects
• Industry to students: Engineering is cool
• New Year's Eve at Park Place
• Part of parking deck collapses at Cleveland casino
• Ohio GOP chair highlights internal party struggle
• New report predicts fewer drilling jobs in Ohio
• Ski season arrives in north central Ohio
• Patrol probing MANCI escape
• Bible college
• Jobless rate drop not all good news
• Marion Patrol investigating vehicle crash
• Marion physician 'really cared'
• Child's stolen identity used to buy house
• Christmas in the Village
• Doctors prepare to discharge baby born weighing 9.5 ounces
• Erie algae buildup called worst ever
• POLICE BEAT
• Christmas showcase is Sunday
• Iraq war ends with little fanfare
• Officials mixed on map
• Fire district now equipped to make grain silo rescues
• Marion resident earns master's degree
• Local church to host year-end blood drive
• ODOT project costs soar
• Marion police vow to respond
• Jail to lay off 9 officers
• Envisioning work group to meet
• Library offers training for online communication
• Maniaci receives award at 1,000 Stars event
• Ohio could see March primary
• Young adults prepare to be leaders of tomorrow
• Federal oversight spotty on $40 billion in highway spending
• Obama can't say it enough: Iraq war over
• Police seek tips in drive-thru robbery
• It's not too late to sign up for winter quarter. Classes begin Jan 3. Call (740)...
• Frosty Too named Big Cheese
• AT&T expands mobile broadband in Marion
• Humane Society has pets for adoption
• Grand jury indicts 7
• Holiday shopping boosts retail sales
• Crash propels car into home
• Prayer time planned for Dr. Dixon
• Teacher pleads to attempted importuning
• Elections board acts on petitions
• Wanted: out-of-the-box ideas
• Volunteer hooked on bells
• Hate to be the bearer of bad news, but winter tuition is due by December 15. Pa...
• Spending bill taking shape
• Dems hope union victory spurs Ohio House takeover
• Cleveland casino posts 750 more job openings
• Ohio giving college students a tax break on grants
• Tri-Rivers students cooking for local Elks
• Slagle: Congressional map was gerrymandered
• Driving school to change hands
• Police make plea to council to avoid layoffs
• APEX/Silent Angel helping, too
• Toys needed for Christmas
• We have a goal of reaching 2,000 Facebook likes by January 1, 2012. Can you hel...
• Panama's Noriega returns home to serve time
• What term limits?
• Dems feeling good about '12 chances
• Some teachers in Ohio worried about proposed rating system
• Violators of Ohio smoking ban owe state more than $1.8 million
• Collision repair to return
• Drilling surge brings jobs, worries
• Event turns math into contest
• TRCC to offer vet science
• Postal closures will be 'a mess'
• Universities scoop up .xxx domain names
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Public retirement ages under greater scrutiny
• Prisoner art displayed at defender's offices
• Economy down, theft up
• Working to enrich Pike County
• Residents show Marion matters
• Filling the skills gap
• Christmas is coming...
• Winner donates shopping spree
• WWII fighter plane crash lands in Ohio
• In Ohio's poorest county, people do what it takes
• Talking with Santa
• Zoo gets elephant from sanctuary
• Program pairing hunters, farms closes
• Ohio election law repeal to appear on 2012 ballot
• Santa to be at Servex
• Candles to be lit in memory of children
• Rec and parks may merge
• Europe forges fiscal union, sees way out of its crisis
• Plan would merge Marion rec and parks departments
• Lots going on here on campus today...Middle School Tours, a MTC/OSUM sponsored m...
• Health district announces holiday closings
• POLICE BEAT
• Charges dismissed against shooter's wife
• Firefighters OK concessions
• Too much for help, but too little
• Single mom works to escape poverty after prison
• Ohio primaries would be held in May under new bill
• Ohio casino opening in 2012 starts dealer training
• Schmidt slow to fix ethics findings
• Rules ignored in Craigslist case
• Anyone know any cool palindromes?
• Good job no hedge against poverty
• Groups aim to increase access to healthy food
• Davis-Besse nuclear plant restarts
• Penn State rethinks emphasis on football
• Allies urge Romney to get tough as Gingrich rises
• Obama sets campaign theme: Middle class at stake
• Zanesville mother shoots two children, self in Texas standoff
• Survivors share stories of attack
• Marion business helping Cops 'n' Kids
• This or that: American Idol or XFactor?
• The Ohio State Marion Office of Student Life will also be providing free breakfa...
• After struggles, mom sober, back on track
• West Side group going caroling
• Board: 6-month license suspension for ex-Ohio AG
• ACLU asks county to reconsider jail fees
• State in talks over drilling road repairs
• Ohio to seek death penalty in Craigslist slayings
• '5-year-old driver' found leaving home
• Postal cuts mean delay on mail
• Firefighters may be spared in cuts
• Education a fresh start for those in poverty
• The Office of Student Life would like to provide you with a place to study for f...
• What's the best place/neighborhood in Marion and surrounding areas to go look at...
• Facing bankruptcy, Postal Service pushes forward with cuts to first-class mail
• Kentucky church overturns ban on interracial couples
• Mental illnesses compound issue
• Numbers down for area schools
• Agency needs help, too
• Christmas events in Downtown Marion
• Slain Marine's mom wants military culture changed
• EPA receiving suggestions for new agency name
• Colleges move to block porn sites
• Vital Statistics
• Stover, Chwalik take teen of the month honors
• Marion's popcorn history on display
• Poverty a community problem
• Job loss, economy raise poverty level
• Living life on the edge
• Seven Amish to stay jailed in beard-cutting attacks
• Law firm seeks minority scholarship applicants
• Science Cafe focuses on archaeology
• Walsh named Kingston's top December employee
• Rep. McClain announces candidacy
• Dutch is 'Top Dog'
• Ohio races uncertain
• Christmas parade, celebration today
• Mayors hitting the road
• Studio Montage to open downtown
• Works by Dianne Almendinger Opening Reception: Friday, December 02, 2011, tonigh...
• THE BLACK KEYS With special guest ARCTIC MONKEYS ath the SCHOTTENSTEIN CENTER, S...
• Anyone sad that fall term classes officially end tomorrow, Dec. 3?
• Police, firefighter layoffs looming
• Heartland CAC cancels RSVP
• Drug testing for welfare details emerge
• Youth: 'Together we can'
• Marion Township changes meeting
• Tri-Rivers hosting Santa's Lil' Shoppe
• Remembrance Tree honors loved ones
• Commissioners OK resolutions
• Women's business lunch targets gift giving
• POLICE BEAT
• Tree planting to honor WWII veterans
• Ambulance involved in crash at Ohio 423 and Marion-Cardington Road
• Are there any clubs or organizations that you wished existed here at MTC? (e.g....
• Christmas coming to Palace
• Marion Twp. zoning meeting set
• Rain floods streets, slows deer season
• Holiday events at Harding Home
• Heart of Ohio Mentoring director retires
• GOP: Cuts must cover tax relief
• Frontier repairs are under way
• TV-39 will change today at noon
• Filing deadline is Dec. 7
• Former Marion County prosecutor running for judge
• High court dismisses rape appeal
• Salvation Army needs help stuffing the bus
• Wow...big college basketball blowout last night...congrats to our neighbors, The...
• Developmental disabilities agency going on the ballot
• State: City lacks fiscal controls
• Celebrate the season at the Palace
• Winter crisis program available
• Youth Foundation meeting is Monday
• Veterans of Korean War invited to Christmas dinner
• Marion prison has new warden
• INDICTMENTS
• Convenience store robbed
• Hit-skip driver still a mystery
• Expert: Community needs changes for healthy living
• Franklin University is on campus today in the TEC lobby. Stop by and chat them...
• One injury in Ohio 4 crash
• Barney Frank plans to retire
• Woman alleges Cain affair
• Program IDs Ohio veterans' remains long unclaimed
• Pelanda to run for 86th House seat
• Deal helps open competition for AEP Ohio's electricity customers
• Fires damage two houses in city
• Clarksco seeks Clean Ohio grant
• Elgin students on the ball
• Unusual cold weather grips southern U.S.
• Any ideas on how to make good use of leftover turkey?
• University Chorus presents How Can I Keep From Singing Monday November 28, 7:30...
• Drug gap shrinking
• Shale drilling spurs job hopes in Rust Belt
• Ohio man gets second chance to avoid death penalty
• Ohio sees more bank branches amid decline
• Deer hunters have new check system
• Casino jobseekers learn how to deal
• State puts obese child in foster care
• Council to hear grant request
• Tri-R students build house
• Highway Patrol sees jump in drug busts, seizures this year
• Youth Foundation meeting is Dec. 5
• Second body identified as Massillon man in Craigslist ad scheme
• Green energy jobs await returning veterans
• Operation Christmas Child collects 2,310 shoeboxes
• Portman, key to supercommittee, still couldn't break the deadlock
• November Teen of the Month: The eyes are it for Dettra
• Ohio nursing homes trim staff after state cuts
• Task force calls for ban on dangerous animals in 2014
• Cut-your-own trees are opportunity to make new Christmas memories
• Enjoy it while you can
• Browns Backers set corn toss tournament and chili cookoff
• Power Factory challenge gives $1,500 to Salvation Army
• Pilot killed in plane crash flew out of Marion airport earlier in day
• Two more bodies may be linked to Craigslist
• Pizza parlors to compete for Marion's first 'Big Cheese'
• Flooding will continue to be a problem
• $18M setup of highway monitors nearly done
• POLICE BEAT
• Student's personal story wins writing contest
• Former professional wrestler convicted in HIV assault case
• Advocate warns of dangerous toys for children
• Old prison from 'Shawshank' popular for weddings
• Redistricting fight begets campaign confusion
• Prospect mayor asks for ideas to cut costs
• Landowners hope to profit from Utica Shale gas boom
• Paranormal defense unsuccessful
• Mayor wants township taxes
• A reunion in Afghanistan
• Pleasant Twp. meetings Dec. 6
• Midway Tavern's annual auction
• Marion 'Messiah' marks 70 years
• Official cause of fatal fire in Bucyrus is undetermined a year later
• It's the holidays - remember to give
• Elgin: building delay could cost taxpayers
• Vets reminded to apply for bonus
• Wishing all Ohio State students, faculty, staff a safe and memorable Thanksgivin...
• We are thankful for all of our great students and employees. From all of us her...
• Palace names new director
• Sandusky's bail could go up
• Not guilty pleas entered in Ohio teen girl's death
• Economy would suffer if tax cut, jobless aid end
• Waldo-area pie shop opens new store
• Bus station expansion project heads to council
• Elgin, OSFC debate enrollment
• Health expert speaking in Marion
• Tuesday turkey day at Tri-R
• Food drive part of Vikings basketball night
• Scioto conservancy board meeting
• No changes in election outcome
• Blood drive Dec. 2 in Caledonia
• Win a pair of OSU basketball tickets, hoodie, football, logo t-shirts and much m...
• Did you know that if you qualify for a full federal Pell Grant, it would likely...
• Ohio prosecutors want power to veto bench trials
• Help available for college placement test
• Children Services board to meet
• City announces holiday closings
• It's Our Holiday Cookbook
• Best Presentation
• County planning sessions set
• City bus station expansion near
• Students get living history lesson
• Hillman-Ford home burns
• Assistance available for college placement test To help students achieve high...
• New and returning student registration begins today for Winter Term '12...
• Congress may try blocking cuts if debt panel fails
• Mitt Romney scores a key endorsement in New Hampshire
• Libya says it will try Gadhafi's son at home
• Police: Florida woman posed as doctor
• Actress keeps promise to be Marine's date
• Toledo sees auto industry revived
• Schools count on community support for music programs
• Council to redivide city wards
• New MTC building relieves cramped quarters
• MARK YOUR CALENDAR! Join us to learn more about being part of one of the nation'...
• As we approach Thanksgiving, The Ohio State University at Marion is thankful for...
• SENIOR MENUS
• States are strengthening teacher evaluation standards
• State takes step toward teacher evaluation model
• New home for the holidays
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Primrose's Donegan lands awards
• Families provide little bit of home for the holidays
• Cowell to take tech knowledge to next level
• Habitat's first paid employee is in place
• Rachel's Challenge visits Harrison Elementary
• Musical veterans salute is Sunday
• Governor readies new plan on Lake Erie water use
• Group backing 'heartbeat bill' to air TV ads
• Arrests made in Craigslist murder plot
• Firefighter burned, 25 homes damaged in Reno fire
• Cardington man killed in crash
• Electronics theft on the rise
• SHOW YOUR BUCKEYE SPIRIT AT BUFFALO WILD WINGS, MARION!!! OSU Nite at Buffalo Wi...
• And just like that...it's Friday. Plans for the weekend?
• Residents question county spending
• County offices face big cuts
• Rumpke holiday collection schedule
• Angel Tree service Dec. 3
• Start your family's holiday traditions here
• Ohio mom charged in death of 28-pound teenage girl
• Morrow County DD board names new superintendent
• Inmate to recover from suicide attempt
• 4-year-old falls out of moving vehicle
• Officials vote to raze historic Ohio courthouse
• Elgin project delayed
• Artisans light Palace tree
• Does anyone eat something aside from the traditional turkey-based meal on Thanks...
• Iconic astronauts receive Congressional Gold Medals
• Kid-friendly events kick off in Columbus this weekend
• South Prospect Street closed
• Holiday shopping season to be Ohio's best in years
• Gas line explosion destroys three homes, barn
• Ohio goes way back to recover welfare overpayments
• POLICE BEAT
• INDICTMENTS
• Care package plan turns into event
• Marion merchants compete for holiday shopping dollars
• BEAT BLUE SPIRIT WEEK! Nov. 17-23
• Beat Blue Spirit Week T-Shirts Purchase BEAT BLUE T-Shirt for for $7.00 (while...
• Annual Beat Michigan Tailgate - FREE LUNCH! Students, faculty, and staff Monda...
• Join Ohio State Marion Associate Professor of History, Dr. James Genova Today at...
• Inquiring minds want to know: If you were going to be sent to a deserted island...
• Morrow Co. sheriff's toy drive
• Harding teacher party in works
• Thinking of a new pet for Christmas?
• Supercommittee: Boehner calls tax plan fair offer
• West Side Neighborhoods Association meeting Monday
• Nonprofit board meeting training set
• Poor and homeless invited to dinner today
• Residents to county: Public safety!
• Marion burglary victim's persistence leads to arrest
• Waste not at Eco-Art Fest
• Marion Public Health to close
• What are peoples' thoughts on the Occupy Wall Street (OWS) movement that is goin...
• Supreme Court: Health care showdown coming
• Supreme Court: Health care showdown coming
• Plaster jumps in to disabilities program
• Clock alarm alerts man to house fire
• Rezoning request gets another reading
• Hospital climbing out of red
• RV BOE member starts 6th term
• Christmas in a shoebox
• Execution proceeding today
• Mental health, drug abuse topic for League meeting
• Fatal crash remains under investigation
• Stewart Jobrack's Anthropology 200 & 597 are cancelled for today, Monday, Novemb...
• Don't forget...The financial aid deadline for winter term 2012 is Tuesday Novemb...
• “GIVE ‘EM FIVE!” EVENT Tuesday, November 15 12:00 and 1:30 p.m., come to the Stu...
• Obama links U.S. recovery to Pacific Rin
• GOP misread vote for 'change'
• U.S. companies are feeling impact of European crisis
• Murder trial using eye-blink testimony begins
• Lake Erie's algae outbreak hurting fish
• Fla. to execute killer of Ohio mom, her two teen daughters
• Man found dead after explosion
• Y benefits from Wopats' legacy
• Students, supporters go homeless for a night
• GOP searches for voice in foreign policy
• Arab League votes to suspend Syria over killings
• Elgin teacher turns chess into game of learning
• Wounded Warrior shares his story to help others
• End of an era: Italy's Berlusconi resigns
• Ohio house explodes injuring 3 young children
• Dog bites McDonald's drive-through worker through window
• Public workers get boost from sick time 'cash-out'
• Food pantry gives out healthy fare
• Clinic offers local place to treat wounds
• Cuts ahead after voters quash levies
• Donated tree to brighten holidays
• Former soldier recalls burned Iraqi children
• Mt. Gilead woman dies in Wisconsin
• Police offer $1,000 reward
• OSU professor: Imitation often beats innovation
• What did Ohioans say in election?
• Expert panel urges cholesterol tests for every child by age 11
• Change in pipeline plan could present problems
• Southwest Ohio district must wait for levy tally
• Thank you veterans!
• POLICE BEAT
• Building appeals board to meet
• Rezoning on council agenda Monday
• Marion man critical after falling from Guernsey County Courthouse roof
• Marion Harding to present 'Titanic'
• Morrow hospital CEO resigns
• River Valley, Walmart settle tax dispute
• Retailer supports military
• Former Marion councilman indicted
• Prefer Google+ to Facebook? MTC now has a Google+ page. Check it out...
• The Occupational Therapy Assistant program is hosting a bake sale today in the T...
• 12 noon today in Morrill Hall, Room 290, free pizza will be available.
• There are 111,000 Americans waiting for an organ transplant right now – enough t...
• India Study Tour Slide Talk Students, faculty, and staff - Ohio State Marion Pro...
• Economics 201 and 580 are cancelled for Thursday, November 10, 2011 201 Macro e...
• Can't make it to campus but want to learn how to enroll? Meet with an Admission...
• Eagle back in the sky
• Thanksgiving meal free at Cornerstone
• Clothing at Richland Road Church of Christ
• Newly released emails show a major donor to President Obama pushed for a loan for Solyndra
• Turkey: quake kills at least 3
• Deer crashes through bus windshield
• 'Feet' on stage at Palace Theatre
• Richwood veterans honored with book
• Write-in election results released
• Teens held at gunpoint; man arrested
• Wlll aggregation lower electric costs?
• Middle schoolers get to explore
• Beggars: Trade in your treats
• Zoo diligently monitoring exotic animals
• Kingston offers Winter Respite
• Lane on Vernon Heights closed Wednesday
• Honda to cut production
• End Alzheimer's walk is Nov. 12
• Community planning meeting Tuesday
• Issue 2 would change rules for vacations, sick leave
• Ohio State Marion Homecoming Court Members Austin King & Melissa Redick at the S...
• Look for photos of the Marion Campus Homecoming Court at Homecoming in the comin...
• Happy Halloween!
• Millions without power after northeast snow
• Ohio man wanted in slaying kills self
• 50 arrests at Halloween party near Ohio U
• SENIOR MENUS
• Issue 2 would limit bargaining, payments for health insurance
• Election board hours change for voting
• Renewals sought on fire levies
• Detroit man ID'd in shooting
• Online check-in bad for biz?
• Union membership rules could change under Issue 2
• Victim identified in Blaine Avenue shooting
• Schertzer, Gilsdorf face off
• Get healthy: Trade your treats
• October Teen of the Month: Pleasant's Burris tries, does it all
• Ohio mock zombie outbreak inspired by CDC message
• Portman says super committee secrecy needed to build trust and debate openly
• Deficit decisions occupy Portman
• Early storm pelts East Coast
• Hundreds celebrate hope at coliseum
• Issue 2 would require pay based on performance
• Minister with cancer to return to pulpit
• Border Patrol halts bus, train checks on northern border
• New England could get 10 inches of snow this weekend
• Dog survived gas chamber, up for adoption
• Humane society has plenty of pets
• Halloween happenings
• Mother loses custody of 5-year-old girl who tried to drive her vehicle
• Whirlpool plans to cut 5,000 jobs in North America, Europe
• Congratulations to the 2011 Ohio State Marion King & Queen representatives to Oh...
• 2011 United Way Buffalo Wild Wings Hot Wing Eating Champions - The Ohio State Un...
• We had about 100 high school juniors and seniors on campus today for our annual...
• Regional Campus Homecoming King & Queen Crowning Ceremony is today 3 p.m. in Col...
• Issue 2: No impact on retirement payouts
• Marion Township trustees schedule meetings
• Medicare premiums up, but not as much as expected
• Summer growth calms recession fears
• Parties facing elections nightmare scenario
• Regional campuses join OSU homecoming
• Hayes gets better when students take ownership
• Cartooning Christmas Cards class at Arts Palace
• Blazin Buckeyes at United Way of Marion County Wing Eating Contest and Regional...
• The Scavenger Hunt event scheduled for today has been cancelled due to the weath...
• Students in English 109.02 (Basic Writing) class are holding a bake sale Wednesd...
• What are some good job search strategies?
• Poll: Cain leads GOP in Ohio
• Learn about ballot issues tonight
• Police: Driver, 5, right to call 9-1-1
• Part 5: Issue 2 eliminates fees
• Midnight house fire causes $43,000 damage
• Tattoo parlor owner sentenced to prison
• Romney rethinks stance on Ohio's Issue 2
• Supporters testify for Ohio teacher accused of sex
• Activists urge Ohio governor to ban exotic animals
• Couple closing CDL center
• Firefighter dies in bike crash
• Marion Technical College is building leaders
• Campus Coffee House Series, 4 p.m. today, featuring Scott Duress! Stop by and g...
• Students, faculty, and staff, meet former Ohio State quarterback Stanley Jackson...
• Ohio State Marion faculty, staff, and students: (Note: This also applies to O...
• Right to Life board member files Ohio complaint
• Romney steers clear of health and union issues in visit to Ohio
• 'Vote No on Issue 2 Rally' is Saturday at FOP lodge
• Harding Class of '52 luncheon Saturday at Bob Evans
• POLICE BEAT
• Sign-up for crop loss help starts Nov. 14
• Financially strapped governments could change contracts if Issue 2 passes
• Unemployment down in Marion County
• Four districts seeking renewals
• Jack Hanna prods Ohio Legislature to get tough on exotic animal owners
• Honda success = Marion jobs
• The Winter 2012 schedule is now online ready to view. Paper schedules will be o...
• Dinner supports historical society
• Portion of Silver Street closed
• Ohio nurses group opposes repeal of health overhaul
• Breast care center named for Stefanie Spielman
• Dayton welcomes immigrants; aims to improve its economy
• Obama offers mortgage relief
• Prospect Lions Club NASCAR fundraiser
• Marion parks getting new equipment
• Issue 2 affects minimum staffing
• 2 districts team up to cut costs
• Cook combines pumpkins, cranberries in champion way
• Physical Therapist Assistant program Open House tonight from 4:00pm - 8:00pm in...
• Issue 2 bans public worker strikes
• RV seeks new $ for 3 Ts
• River Valley teacher earns award
• Mentors encourage thinking
• Pumpkins spread the faith at area church
• Issue 2 would end binding arbitration for police, firefighters
• Enough taxes, some say
• Sales tax: 'yes' or 'no'
• Arab strongman: With Gadhafi death, an era passes
• Senior Menu
• Vital Statistics
• Russell, Frericks on ballot for law director
• Police investigate pizza shop robbery
• October Teen of the Month: James just doing what she loves
• Gov. John Kasich hopes to rein in animal owners
• Local exotic animal owner says regulations are needed
• Council at-large: Voters to elect 3 from 5
• Drug task force searches two stores
• Winter reconnection assistance available
• Halloween happenings
• Airport, parks on agenda
• Disposal days trying to keep drugs off street
• Gadhafi put on display in shopping center freezer
• Three words--"PTA Open House"--Be there if you are interested in pursuing this c...
• World looks warily to Libya's future
• Holiday program aims to help 100s
• Donation helps Marion skate park project
• Caring for Seniors group to meet
• Gadhafi's death a cautionary tale
• Sheriff not speculating on escape
• Operation Christmas Child drive begins
• Halloween happenings
• Marion County resident questions board's sales tax 'campaigning'
• Are you a dog or cat person?
• vocaldente in concert, sponsored by The Ohio State University at Marion. SIMPLY...
• Animal killings upset deputies
• Officials fete finish of Linden Place project
• Firefighter: Issue 2 about power
• Texas Gov. Rick Perry says he wants to scrap tax laws and impose a flat tax
• Lawmakers want review of jobs chief
• Medicare Check-up event Wednesday
• Sheriff gets traffic grant
• German group gets to roots of a cappella
• Historical society sets events
• Ohio law mostly silent on regulating wild animals
• Marion County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Marion County
• Elwood Staffing is hiring for positions in Marion. They will be here on campus...
• The Rec Volleyball that was scheduled for today, October 19, 2011, has been canc...
• Our Radiography Spaghetti Dinner will be held on October 27th from 4-8 p.m. Tick...
• CAMPUS CRIME ALERT On October 18, 2011 between the hours of 10:00 AM and 11:45 A...
• Officials discuss sales tax impact
• Marion Public Health to meet
• Halloween happenings
• Ohio safety forces' study shows union concessions
• Girl Scouts, Goodwill team up
• POLICE BEAT
• Teacher pleads not guilty to more charges
• Committee discusses request to vacate street
• Carr, Obenour vie for city post
• Fourteen graduate from 'Getting Ahead' program
• Social Security to hand out raises
• EXPERIENCE MTC...Visit day for high school juniors and seniors on Friday October...
• High school juniors and seniors...Come get a feel for Marion Technical College b...
• Survey shows shy teens may have social phobia
• Marion Public Health to meet
• Cookoff finalists changed by judges
• Suspect slits throat, wrist
• Christmas Clearinghouse registration is this week
• Elgin FFA promotes donations
• Dangerous road to get help
• Obama seeks aid for states; mocks GOP as jobs bill is splintered
• For those of you with kids, what are the little ones wanting to dress up as for...
• All Ohio State Marion undergraduate students: Voting for Ohio State Marion King...
• Ohio State Marion's 2011 Homecoming Court! Here is what to anticipate! Enjoy y...
• Facebook biz booming locally
• 'Shroom woman: Area woods yield more than morels
• Edwards faces challenge for seat
• Highway work means jobs
• Ohio man producing film on Norway massacre
• Buckeye Vocal Academy registations are due Wednesday, October 19, 5 p.m. Buckey...
• Tri-Rivers seeks support for two levies
• SENIOR MENUS
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Kelsey Miller asks, 'Can we talk?'
• Mayoral candidates get most attention at candidates night
• Issue 3 would gut key federal health care overhaul provision in Ohio
• First Consolidated teaches fire safety
• Lack of working smoke detectors a glaring Marion-area statistic
• Tax breaks help attract, keep jobs
• Economics prof provides insights on Arab Spring
• Nothing illegal about use of great-grandma
• Author captures spirit of moonshine in new book
• Retail site faces foreclosure
• Arizona town abuzz over royal visitor Prince Harry
• Halloween events
• Pension pick-up on council committee agenda Tuesday
• Humane society looking for a few good homes
• MTC group building leaders
• Have an awesome weekend!
• If you are an MTC student and also using our Veteran services, please contact me...
• It's Friday...aside from studying, what are your plans for this weekend?
• Osborn, Zachmann want to represent 6th Ward
• Orahood receives retirement party
• Porter to serve on health council
• POLICE BEAT
• Oden sought for violations
• Wilson sought by authorities
• Bark for Life
• Marion teen involved in crash in fair condition
• Epworth Cemetery Tour is Sunday
• Marion County Commissioners approve western ditch work
• Vigilance helps nab suspect
• LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS OPENS TONIGHT!
• TODAY 12 NOON ON CAMPUS Eyewitness Accounts of The Arab Spring, Thursday Campus...
• History of Art 201 & Classics 222 at Ohio State Marion are cancelled for Thursda...
• Crowe, Peterson vie in 4th Ward
• Recital Club pays tribute to Disney
• PERI begins drive for membership
• Fire Prevention Week
• Ohio Dems push to ban fracking
• Pumpkin Show draws huge crowds
• Social media to be topic of WBC luncheon
• Williams speaks at Artisans' kick off
• Richland County jailer accused in bribery scheme
• Abortion foes push heartbeat bills
• Marion teen injured in Wednesday crash
• We want veterans' stories
• Meet candidates at Thursday event
• Fire agencies say law costs them volunteers
• 2 ex-soldiers plead guilty in homeless man's beating
• Leaf pick-up to begin Oct. 24
• Marion Star Cookbook Cookoff finalists announced
• Marion 5th Ward seat up for grabs
• BGC strives to create a healthy, safe environment
• Little eaters need not apply... BW3 11th Annual United Way Wing-Eating Contest...
• Former Timken property going on the market
• Public retirees urge 'No' vote on Issue 2
• Foreign insects, diseases invading U.S.
• Egypt's military vows to get tough after clashes
• GOP campaign: Not the economy?
• Mentally ill wait for hospital beds
• Ohio harvest OK, despite many weather challenges
• Amish leader: Beard-cutting is a matter of religion
• Land Bank taking over 13 properties
• 'Little Shop Of Horrors' kicks off Five Nights on Campus
• Will Marion Technical College reach 2,000 Likes by January 1, 2012? Sure hope so!
• Marion Area College Night is this evening. Admission and scholarship informatio...
• Amish Country a plain thrill
• West side is building community
• Marion scouts honor Hardings
• College Night...
• Camporee helps Boy Scouts move up the ranks
• Advocates help in fight against breast cancer
• Wall Street protest hits Ohio cities
• Climate good to change Ohio's district map process
• VITAL STATISTICS
• POLICE BEAT
• Alexander wants to engineer a bright future
• Marion Campus to host college night
• Medicaid, Medicare cuts led to facility closure
• Extended care unit being closed
• New advice against prostate test challenges belief that catching cancer early is best
• Female inmate who came within 2 months of being executed leaves prison on parole
• Pain of job crisis goes well beyond the unemployed
• Skydiving principal faces fears
• Ohio American Water to continue fall flushing
• MARION COUNTY INDICTMENTS
• Marion men arrested, accused of stealing sporting goods from Port Clinton Walmart
• Man pleads guilty to shooting wife
• Former Salt Rock treasurer is guilty
• Hero in fire rescue charged in shooting
• A gorgeous Friday...Have a wonderful weekend folks!
• Christmas Clearinghouse registration under way
• Crafters just part of the Oktoberfest fun
• County accepts Blevins Boulevard extension
• Downtown hosting Buckeyes tailgate party
• Qu Qua cleaning moving forward
• Students learn about farming
• Elgin FFA invites community to breakfast
• Sheriff: Renegades attacking Amish
• Couple sentenced in duct-taped child case
• Ex-student gets six months in Ohio State bomb threat
• Did you all see the most recent blog post on the MTC Insider? One of our Studen...
• Workers can expect health-care expense hike
• Glass Act earns industry honor
• Marion Public Health observes Columbus Day
• Ohio Highway Patrol finds drugs in turnpike traffic stops
• Landscaper receives certification
• Prospect audit satisfactory
• Rash of thefts from cars in Southern Estates
• Beggars' Night ... it's coming
• Two named Teens of the Month
• Walk to School Day
• Success, demand have Rushmore thinking expansion
• A rep. from Bowling Green State University will be on campus today for those of...
• Pleasant to hold levy forum
• Report: Drug dealers tap seniors for pills
• Officials are warning Ohio motorists to watch for deer
• Star wants veterans' stories
• Voting in 2011 general election is under way via absentee balloting
• Agencies offer training workshops for college test
• Qu Qua cleaning hearing Thursday
• Scouts to march to memorial
• Police foil attempted burglary
• Live video lecture tonight at 7:00pm in the new Health Technologies Center. Alt...
• Fall flushing, week 2
• MCBDD schedules meetings
• Muslim inmates sue over meal preparation
• State relocating death row to southern Ohio prison
• Airport project closer to reality
• OCSEA pickets NCCI, again
• Input sought for cemetery tour
• Masked man arraigned
• Hospital recognized as top performer
• Felon of the Week
• Tri-Rivers helps out young kids with Make a Difference
• Over 60 colleges from Ohio and the Midwest will be here Monday October 10th from...
• Marion students get moving
• Ohio school aids efforts to solve Afghan problems
• Columbus bait shop still snags shoppers
• Overtime can drain state pension systems
• Experts: beetle likely to kill most ash trees
• Pa. gas drilling waste pumped under Ohio
• Homecoming queen to be crowned months after death
• Bill would expand voucher system
• Library makes some changes
• Weather keeps crowds away from Fall Festival
• For Listeria victims, sudden turns for the worse
• Underwear bomb-maker believed dead in strike against al-Qaida in Yemen
• Snake excrement used in alleged Ohio assault
• Colleges turn to state to collect millions
• Public school officials oppose voucher bill
• Turning Point levy gives Marion County a chance to pay its share
• Striving for Main Street status
• Drawing new congressional map isn't easy process
• Redistricting moves Marion County from 82nd to 86th District
• Woman pleads not guilty to bull semen theft charge
• Casino job-hunters bet on skills coaching
• Committee to discuss vacating Cheney Avenue
• Semi battery theft on rise in Marion
• Police arrest burglary suspect in mask
• U.S. on uncharted ground as drone kills 2 Americans
• Gov't backs 4 more solar loans as deadline looms
• Bank of America debit fee is only the latest
• Minimum wage to increase 30 cents
• Woman accused of choking Walmart greeter gets jail
• What are you doing today to make life better for your family and yourself?
• Bar patrons may be armed
• Ministry offers service for autistic children
• Marion Citizens for Life to host Life Chains 2011
• Operation Christmas Child Shoeboxes
• Schedule for Yom Kippur Services at Temple Israel
• The Star wants veterans' stories
• Mail carrier receives hero's award
• State close to decision on relocating death row
• Opponents put election law on temporary hold
• Amazing Treasures winners announced
• Biz owners sound off to think tank
• Question: Do you use Twitter? If so, post your Twitter name below and MTC will...
• Research news from the Fisher College of Business at Ohio State
• EPA: algae treatment successful in lake
• Sinkholes prompt monitoring
• 39th Annual Apple Butter Festival
• Inmates fighting execution process
• E. coli scare prompts Tyson to recall ground beef
• Mansfield fugitives caught in Ariz.
• Scouts and United Way of Marion County: How the Funding Works
• Tutor ratings made public
• Train hits semi on Ohio 4
• New merchants offer bed, breakfast, pizza and rock
• Elgin H.S. having "alumni band night"
• Flood warnings issued
• Water company announces fall flushing
• New abortion rules for minors clear Ohio Senate
• Kucinich pitches shared hospital care to trim cuts
• Claridon Township to have meeting and cleanup
• Ohio changes welfare to avoid federal fine
• Bronze Schwarzenegger could grace Columbus
• Warm August, cool fall nights help apple crop
• Marion Public Health offers flu vaccines
• 4 arrested in Marion burglary
• New ministry focuses on women
• Man sentenced in Morrow fatality
• Check out this blog post by one of the Marion Technical College Student Ambassad...
• Extremely important question for you: hot chocolate or hot apple cider?
• A damp journey
• Panel waves bidding of Ohio video lottery contract
• Heated campaigns leading up to three fall ballot initiatives
• Marion City Council moves forward with home demolition legislation
• School levy tax rates can confuse
• Kasich spares Murphy's life
• Frog-jumping contest winners
• Jesse Jackson urges a new war on poverty
• LaRue will flush hydrants
• Little Shop of Horrors opens at Ohio State Marion, Thursday, October 13! Mark y...
• Your password's days are numbered...visit my.osu.edu
• Are you an Ohio State Marion student with at least 45 credit hours in good acade...
• Creative Student Writers Share Work Wednesday, September 28th, noon, free hot d...
• Ohio State Marion News & Information for students, faculty, and staff updated Se...
• General information sessions today about our new QuickStart program. Learn more...
• OSU-M shelter house dedicated
• Harvest late but decent
• Sweetness of Applefest draws visitors back
• Senior Menus
• OSU police earn more than $1.6M in OT pay
• We want veterans' stories
• The upside of economic worries: Lower gas prices
• Spin overtaking facts in Marcellus Shale debate
• Fate of Ohio village tied to leaky levee
• Local businesses make pollution-reducing fluid
• Analysis: Obama's plan would do little to jobless rate
• Agency on Aging establishes foundation
• Marion library to close for 3 days for remodeling
• We want veterans' stories
• Joy in the Park unites churches
• Write-ins aplenty for November election
• Ohio incomes down from 2007
• Gilsdorf no-show cancels television mayoral debate
• Capture the Moment with dinner
• Fire district nixes levy
• Marion Public Health provides plumbing guidelines
• Wyandot hires director of national accounts
• Event raises $200,000 for youth camp
• Council to consider additions to land bank
• Recession reshapes life in U.S.
• Clemency recommended for Murphy
• Challenging Einstein is usually a losing venture
• What's your favorite thing about fall?
• Marion County road responsibilities change
• We want veterans' stories
• Family and Children First Council to meet
• Experts: Political map tactic illegal
• Economic fears ravage Dow
• Cleveland, Cincinnati among poorest big cities in U.S.
• Administrative pros invited to meeting
• Rally supports Ohio texting ban
• Illinois launches Asian carp anti-hunger program
• Facebook profiles will undergo a major re-design over the next few weeks... htt...
• Students, faculty, and staff mark your calendar for Tuesday, Sept 27, 11:30 a.m....
• Thursday, September 22, 8 -11 a.m., Marion General Hospital will sponsor a free...
• Miss Ohio biking for children
• Ridgedale students benefit from OSU donation
• Is bridge guaranteed funding? Not really
• Cops look for home invasion leads
• Woody to the rescue
• Nucor request to vacate part of street gets panel's OK
• Marion wins for Capture the Moment
• Man injured by kangaroo
• Caring for Seniors Support Group
• Welcome back Buckeyes! Hope it is a successful year!
• A few of our students are pictured in today's MarionStar.com.
• Five Nights on Campus season tickets now available! Best value! Click the link...
• Ohio State Class Cancellation Columbus State Delaware Campus partnership locatio...
• We want veterans' stories
• Modern Woodmen help central Ohio
• Historic cars in Galion on Sunday
• Roger Ruth achieves Million Dollar membership
• Neutral Territory to open Thursday
• Marion County Commissioners vote to continue tax incentives
• Sewer project, demolition contract head to Marion City Council
• Stabbing victim remembered
• Free class demystifies college
• Hiring fair draws big crowd
• Business/leadership simulcast offered
• Want to test out college by taking a free college course? Check out our new Qui...
• An admissions representative from Ashland University will be in the TEC lobby to...
• GOP-led states change early voting rules
• Nicholls Furniture closing Galion store
• House alongside Lake Erie for sale at $19.5 million
• United Way campaign seeks more than $1 million
• Now & Then playing Friday
• Tax the rich, Obama says
• We want veterans' stories
• Heifer Festival features fun and learning
• OSU-Marion welcomes freshmen
• Disaster loans written off
• Dolores Hope, wife of Bob Hope for 69 years, dies at 102
• 40 years and going strong!
• Ok...So the first week of fall term is almost in the books. Are there any issue...
• Marion police seeking man on felony warrant
• Marion Tech starting fifth decade
• New project to aid mentally ill
• Joy in the Park event to put food on area tables
• Family Day at the sportsman club
• Marion History » Quaker Oats
• POLICE BEAT
• Marion County Sheriff seeks 'Felon of the Week'
• Block watches popping up
• DeWine: Political activity law needs look
• Bogey and Bacall's wedding site deteriorating
• SENIOR MENUS
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Candidates certified for election
• Area Agency on Aging honors local outstanding senior
• We want veterans' stories
• Blood drive raises awareness
• Muslim group sponsors local blood drive as part of nationwide effort
• Killer's brother files complaint against police
• Housing slump a liability for Obama
• Meth, mayhem and murder have Mansfielders on the run
• Disqualification prompts wife to run for trustee
• Ohio State University unveils super-secure ag diseases lab
• Borland
• California schools turning away unvaccinated students
• Official: More than 75 injured in air race crash
• Watershed draft report topic of meeting
• Have a great weekend!
• 35+ central Ohio Guidance Counselors on campus today to learn about what's new a...
• Boehner: Debt panel can start on major tax changes
• County increases defender funding
• Parole board hears clemency plea
• Defying orders, Marine saved troops
• Deeter joins investment service
• Patrol cracking down on school zone violations
• Kingston Residence hosts Family Fun Day
• GOP-drawn congressional map clears Ohio House
• Ohio changes tactics to collect child support
• Apply to be part of Ohio State's Regional Campus Homecoming Court!
• Picnic on the TEC patio today from 12-2.
• Sept. 17 is Founders Day Saturday, Sept. 17, 2011 will mark the anniversary of O...
• Show your Buckeye pride and get a chance to win four free football tickets! Down...
• Internet extends school day
• PUCO studies electric breaks to create jobs
• Port Clinton man gets life for killing 3 family members
• Arts Palace fall classes
• Recital club's season to start
• POLICE BEAT
• Legislative panel OKs district map
• CAN DO! rebuts criticism
• New online system to help parents track student progress
• Democrats criticize proposed congressional map
• Welcome back returning students and welcome new students! Have a great first da...
• Cleveland casino swamped with job applications
• Police still looking for hit-skip SUV
• Council accepts street resurfacing
• Technology keeps Elgin students moving
• Mother-in-law indicted on murder charge
• Sentencing set for man linked to Ohio State scandal
• Obama: Congress has no reason to wait on jobs bill
• U.S. pondering what to do with foreclosures
• Ohio couple pleads guilty in duct-taped child case
• 'Twas the day before fall quarter, when all through the college, lots of creatur...
• Street resurfacing stirs debate at council
• Crager pleads, gets 25 years to life
• Grant Middle School launches 9/11 tribute
• Prosecutors hope to use blinks as testimony
• Kenton AMVETS Riders hosting benefit run
• Obama would hike taxes to pay for his jobs bill
• Health district issues tattoo, piercing advisory
• Ohio 95, Ohio 309 reduced to one lane
• Two GOP districts lumped
• Sept. 17 is Founders Day Saturday, Sept. 17, 2011 will mark the anniversary of O...
• Fire dept. dedicates its piece of WTC
• Hundreds say goodbye
• Go-cart crash kills 6-year-old Ohio boy
• Hard-hit Marine group marks 9/11 at Ohio ballpark
• Ohio to have new test for juvenile competency
• Teachers stress heroes of 9/11
• Waldo to unveil Sept. 11 memorial
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Land bank on council agenda
• Properties gain life through programs
• Families find fun at festival
• Kasich to attend sendoff at coliseum today
• Homeland security grants help agencies prepare
• Football players honor soldiers
• Locals are in the spotlight at the Marion Popcorn Festival
• Swollen rivers subsiding in Pennsylvania, New York; Marylanders await worst
• New York, Washington, aware of terror threat but not afraid
• Worn Ohio River span stars in Obama jobs speech
• In Remembrance of 9/11
• Police seek leads in fatal hit and run
• House GOP pledges speedy review of job proposals
• Government has fewer jobs
• Auditor says levy information is online
• If you love the arts and fitness? Join Rhythm and Shoes 5k Support wellness an...
• Marion Campus Physical Facilities encourages students, faculty, staff, and visit...
• Marion Technical College is celebrating 40 years and we need your help describin...
• Indiana stage tragedy brings Marion stage change
• Heifer Festival is Sept. 24
• Prospect to host trick or treat night Oct. 29
• Assistance available for college placement test
• POPCORN FESTIVAL EVENTS
• In Remembrance of 9/11
• Obama asks $450B to lift economy
• Terror threat received
• Pedestrian struck by car dies
• Parade provides familiar fun
• Foundation awards grants
• POLICE BEAT
• For those of you "veteran" students, what advice do you have for our newbies sta...
• Downtown Marion has new banner design
• Ohio judge: No trial for boy, 11, in mom's death
• Events in remembrance of 9/11
• No leads in hit-skip
• Murphy seeks clemency
• Rain could alter fest schedule
• There is no health board meeting tonight
• Kingston to host 'Forever Proud' event
• Artisans' Guild meets Friday
• RV postpones board meeting
• It has been an exciting day here on campus...hundreds of new students being "ori...
• Police search for hit-run driver
• After school club wants kids
• Grammer arraigned in fatal crash
• In remembrance of 9/11
• Adults make up record share of poor
• Police Beat
• Wine garden will be at Festival
• New place to buy Popcorn ride tickets
• Wellness Drive traffic project moves forward
• There are still seats available for our STNA program this fall. Contact the Off...
• New Student Orientation is tomorrow, Wednesday September 7 at 10am, 1pm, or 5:30...
• City studying better park access
• New soccer fields on way
• Classwork turns up hole in heart of Tri-Rivers student
• Gas prices up 4 cents
• Livestock rules widely praised
• Pins say seniors 'Forever Proud'
• 'Lone wolf' terror seen as biggest threat in decade after Sept. 11 attacks
• As job growth stagnates, Obama's re-election hopes may rest on painting opponent as even worse
• Tropical Storm Lee dumps foot of rain on Gulf Coast, but greater flood danger may be inland
• The unemployed will face tough competition from the underemployed once economy improves
• Talks for surrender of loyalist town collapse, rebels await green light for assault
• Unions battling numbers, Issue 2
• No Child Left Behind still controversial
• Tri-Rivers benefits from nursing grant
• Saturday in the Park ends 15-year run
• Federal programs help homeowners stay afloat in Ohio
• Crawford genealogy group sets fall schedule
• Marion County Farm Bureau elects trustees
• Report paints grim Ohio employment picture
• Movie involving Amish filmed in Mansfield
• Car club welcoming members
• Plenty to do at Marion Popcorn Festival
• Officials question jurisdiction at Marion Airport Industrial Park
• Tropical Storm Lee weakens just off La.
• Lee A. Crager's second trial on 2004 killing near
• MORROW CO. FAIR SCHEDULE
• Hiring standstill points to growing recession risk
• Vet: Honor WWII survivors while they're alive
• U.S. military hospital at forefront of saving lives
• Indictments include aggravated vehicular homicide
• U.S. House Speaker in Ohio says economy 'stagnant'
• Police suspect gunshots related
• Have a great Labor Day weekend! Don't forget, Marion Technical College will be...
• Do you exhibit these traits?
• Independent fairs a rarity in Ohio
• Utah company to run prisons
• Retailers report solid gains
• Crestline football coach put on administrative leave
• Changes being made at Health Care Plus
• No commissioners meeting Tuesday
• MORROW CO. FAIR SCHEDULE
• Mentoring director retiring
• RICHWOOD INDEPENDENT FAIR
• Ohio first in U.S. to sell prison to private company
• Check out this video of Marion Technical College 's new Health Technologies Cent...
• RICHWOOD INDEPENDENT FAIR
• POLICE BEAT
• City announces Popcorn Festival street closings
• Man injured in deer-motorcycle crash
• Pets rescued from burning home
• Judge to hear prison arguments
• Built the old-fashioned way
• Educators expect grad rate to fall under new formula
• Tour highlights GoBuck$, Harding Symposium
• OHCAC's Summer Crisis Program ends
• MORROW CO. FAIR SCHEDULE
• Firefighters save pets
• Best Wishes, Congratulations and Love to Carol Hoffman, Dean of Nursing who is r...
• CONSTRUCTION ON CAMPUS - A MESSAGE FROM CAMPUS PUBLIC SAFETY There are several c...
• LaRue getting new bridge
• Bovine buddy
• RICHWOOD INDEPENDENT FAIR
• Kroger grocery stores to observe 9/11 silence
• Returned from Iraq, John Smith on council again
• ATV crash kills Cardington man
• Lincoln Park event ends run
• Work continues on Ohio 4 crossing
• Spectators hit by stray bullets at Ontario soccer match
• Sixty-four people indicted in drug, gun sting
• Grand Prairie cleanup Sept. 10
• Marion notes Labor Day schedule
• MORROW CO. FAIR SCHEDULE
• RICHWOOD INDEPENDENT FAIR SCHEDULE
• Billboard wars debate existence of God
• Firefighters clean up diesel spill near Caledonia
• Irene's death toll climbing
• Hit by dump truck, recovering
• Horses are in his blood
• Pool demolition begins
• Information on Saturday's game vs. Akron
• OHIO STATE MARION STUDENTS NEEDED FOR CAMPUS PHOTO SHOOT, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1,...
• Lifelong Learning Opportunities for those age 50+. Check out the release at the...
• Virginia soldier sought in 4 deaths found dead in Pa.
• Ohio cycle bar puts party on the road
• Gadhafi forces killed detainees in Libya, survivors say
• Flood worries and some relief in Irene's wake
• Pleasant Seniors set for Vegas night
• Federal health subsidies going to big firms
• Thousands shorted by Medicaid
• Fair digs into rural history
• Elgin kindergartners join Gingerbread Man chase
• Western style dance lessons begin Sept. 11
• Doll lovers pass along memories at annual show
• Speed of learning boosts Elgin West report card
• AFL-CIO official backs prison suit
• Gilsdorf mayoral fundraiser set
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Crists seek buyers for CDL business
• Discounted ride tickets now available for Popcorn Festival
• 'Hooray' T-shirts available
• Cuban man considers 4 perfectly formed extra digits a blessing
• 103-year-old Ohio woman named county fair queen
• Hurricane makes Ohio gas prices jump 15 cents
• Millions ordered to leave as Irene nears Outer Banks
• MORROW COUNTY FAIR SCHEDULE
• More helpers needed for Plan Marion's Future
• Church to launch 'whisper service'
• 99 weeks and beyond: Some unemployed Ohioans may never work again
• What is your Internet search engine of choice? (Google, Yahoo, Bing, AOL--or wha...
• Two dancing queens to lead Popcorn parade
• POLICE BEAT
• 3 wanted in beating, robbery
• Marion woman wanted on probation violation
• Companies line up to help Ohio unload turnpike
• Marion County Commissioners
• Group sues to stop prison sales
• Marion police seek suspect in convenience store robbery
• Irene tightens aim on East Coast
• Attendance focus pays off
• Sweep aided by U.S. Marshals
• Looking for a job? Check out the MTCWorks! Career Services website
• Center: Electronic records improve quality of care
• Former factory site to clean up
• Man gets prison for raping wife
• Grand Township accepting bids for road projects
• Democrats to meet about filling council vacancy
• Willard man sentenced in OU student's death
• Killer faces death after Ohio execution delay
• Graduation rates dip as formula changes
• Pleasant Township Park Day is Sunday
• Tie a string around your finger so you don't forget...tuition and fees for fall...
• Pelotonia 2011 has raised nearly $9 million to date--and every cent goes to canc...
• A photo montage of Pelotonia 2011
• Petition problems leave some Marion County races bare
• Elgin joins 'effective' ranks
• Columbus zoo welcomes orphaned moose calves
• Chrysler may invest $72M in Ohio factory
• Pleasant park day is Saturday
• FOR THE RECORD
• Palace Theatre head quits
• Man gets 10 yrs in wife's stabbing
• Back to School for Marion - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Man likely died of drug OD
• Soil samples don't show cause of cancer in Clyde cluster
• Grant would help turn farm waste to energy
• Kidnapping, robbery among indictments
• Jury gets 44-year-old murder case
• Council OKs health district's request
• Roush pleads, gets 25 years
• Bike crash victim's death may bring stiffer charges
• Marion County elections board rejects petitions
• Marion County elections board rejects petitions
• Some promising news for you IT and Business students...
• Let the "wheeling and dealing" begin! As fall term is going to start here in a...
• FISH Day all about attitudes
• Court overturns $4.3M award to former inmate
• City wants eyesore gone
• Truck hits horse-drawn wagon, killing girl
• Health department request heads for council vote
• Dying woman watches daughter wed on computer
• Graduation rates may fall in Ohio
• Ohio oil, gas well drilling drops but may see boom
• Ohio unlikely to get $176M for jobless benefits
• MLK memorial to be unveiled Aug. 28
• Morrow Co. school the top middle school in the state
• Seniors can apply for home repairs
• Register your pup for the Poppin' Pooch Pageant
• 300 get free diabetes screenings
• Prospect plans yard sales, cleanup week
• Ohio students 'college ready'
• Morrow County pot raid trial begins Monday
• Five train jumpers face charges after risky ride
• Police: Deaths likely a murder-suicide
• Tons of Amazing Treasures in Claridon
• Richelle Jones selected queen at Bratwurst Festival
• Driver in crash had vehicular homicide in 2002
• Warner is the winner
• Shelby police make heroin raid
• State to require review of executions
• Kasich, GOP leaders stage union meeting
• Four injured in crash
• Police Beat
• Lawyer: Light sentence in Calif.-to-Ohio pot plot
• Any big plans for fall students on these last few days of "freedom" before class...
• Driver guilty in woman's death
• Middle school bumps likely
• Kasich: State must focus on jobs
• Intersection of Vine, Walnut closed today
• Welcome to the Bratwurst City
• Marion County engineer lauded by GOP
• POLICE BEAT
• Man wanted on felony warrant turns himself in to Marion police
• Authorities looking for city man on probation violation
• Food drive Saturday to benefit needy
• Resident questions Marion County commissioners about sales tax
• Anybody have any good ideas that would help solve all of these NCAA athletics co...
• Three more chances to see 'Singin' Cowboy' premiere
• Kelleys Island officer, dispatcher charged in separate incidents
• Driver in fatal accident claims sun blinded him
• Bratwurst Festival back in Bucyrus
• Take a pet home from shelter
• Miss Teeny Pop title goes to Reiff
• Salvation Army distributing produce
• Victoriana B&B plans open house
• Dinner benefits Couts family
• Marion Public Health administrator moving on
• Burke: Major pension changes unlikely
• Kasich seeks union compromise
• For all of you Jersey Shore fans, Abercrombie and Fitch dislikes Mike "The Situa...
• POLICE BEATS
• Jim Jordan having town hall
• School bus crashes decline in Ohio
• State fires safety inspector responsible for Morrow County
• Elgin sewer plan OK'd by county
• Hall & Oates band member Lewis back to perform in Marion
• Retired teacher Mark Parker joins Marion City Schools board
• CAN DO! update raises questions
• Union Tank lays off 9 in Marion
• 70 take 2nd chance at diploma
• Song helps Grace Blackford win Miss Teen Popcorn crown
• Just a heads up...For those of you enrolled for fall classes, tuition and fees a...
• School bells ready to ring again
• League of Women Voters need help planning Marion's future
• Marion County Livestock judging teams excel at Ohio State Fair
• Suspicious fire destroys vacant Caledonia house
• Marion group 'embarking on history' with trip to King memorial
• Grant teacher pleads not guilty to drug trafficking
• Morrow County GOP moves to replace Rodney Clinger
• Safety questions loom over Indiana State Fair stage collapse
• Obama attacks GOP field during bus tour
• Study shows 15 minutes of daily exercise can help
• Marion Technical College in the news for military-friendliness...
• Public jobs fuel income growth
• MTC gets military-friendly rep
• Ohio officials to cut trade office ties overseas
• Interest light in expanded Ohio school vouchers program
• Blimp lands in 94-year-old Worthington woman's backyard
• 'Doomsday' defense cuts loom large for supercommittee
• Huge diamond forfeited in Ohio to be auctioned
• Starting slump to farmers market season turning around in Prospect
• UK riot violence: Is America next?
• Ohio fined for missing work benchmark for welfare
• Michelle Bachmann gets early GOP nod in Iowa vote
• Ballot shapes up as deadline looms
• Cell phone shutdown: Safety issue, or hint of Orwell?
• Obama sets sights on rural America to talk jobs
• Two taking ride to fight cancer
• Quarry Park, downtown spruced up
• Wee Pops are Kylie Klaiber and Anthony Callis
• Marianne Curry is Ms. Popcorn
• Kyven Bentley Jenner, Paytn Smith are Popcorn Festival prince, princess
• Bailey Higgins will reign at Popcorn Festival
• Burglary suspects surrender
• POLICE BEAT
• Outstanding Warrant Day Tuesday
• Insurance requirement struck down
• Report has popcorn jobs headed to Marion
• "Marion campus Study Abroad in Chile" by Dr. Mary Jo Fresch, - Professor of Educ...
• OK...as this is an intellectual environment, there is a very important question...
• Burglary suspects sought
• Teacher arrested in drug search
• Teeny Pop to crown winner Saturday
• Nine want to be Miss Teen Popcorn
• Sweet Corn Festival starts tonight in Mount Gilead
• Trial date set for Johnsville teacher in sex sting case
• Murderer's relative arrested for threatening Marion judge, prosecutor
• Commissioner pleads, resigns
• Elgin coach involved in crash
• Veteran or active-duty? We've implemented new services and processes to better...
• Admitted murderer gets 30 yrs
• 'Singing Cowboy' ready to roll
• Who's running for what in Nov.?
• Saturday in the Park ends run Sept. 3
• 9-1-1 calls describe terror of Ohio rampage
• Downtown cleanup is Friday
• Chancellor seeks mandate relief for Ohio colleges
• Ex-director of elections in Butler County guilty
• Jury wants to execute serial killer
• Marion Technical College is in the news for offering high school students a chan...
• Schools cautious on consolidation
• Pleasant Academy board to meet
• North Central Ohio ESC to meet
• Kasich seeks advisers on lease of turnpike
• Sen. Brown pushing infrastructure bank
• Jury weighs death sentence for serial killer
• Police identify 7th victim in shooting spree
• Options weighed on controlling flash mobs
• Ready to go fishin' for litter?
• Sept. 17 is Founders Day Saturday, Sept. 17, 2011 will mark the anniversary of O...
• PC or Mac?
• Lottery up in down economy
• Berean Baptist Church pastor retiring
• Woman: Copley killer was disliked
• FBI says DNA test did not match D.B. Cooper suspect
• West side group meeting Monday
• Eaton retirement lunch Wednesday
• Heartland to show 'Secretariat'
• Livestock sale sets six records
• Head of Red Cross on 9/11 dies
• Council to apply for Clean Ohio funding
• MTC offers early start at college
• Four hurt in crash on Ohio 95
• Free GED practice testing on August 23 at 5:30pm. Call 740-389-4636 ext. 223 to...
• Gunman one of 8 killed
• SEALs killed in Afghan crash on rescue mission
• Researchers find subjects two by two at twins fest
• Man faces trial in 1967 slaying of Ohio schoolgirl
• Elgin OKs base pay freeze
• BidSwan ready to take flight
• Gardening gives them purpose
• Car show to benefit brain tumor research
• BIRTH
• SENIOR MENUS
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Percentage of Ohioans drops at private colleges
• Soybean farmers support free trade
• Plan ahead for back-to-school routine
• School supply help welcomed
• Prospect residents cook up way to help seniors
• Planning Marion's future at group level
• Romine receives President's award
• 'The Singin' Cowboy' starts next week at the Palace
• Balloons help family deal with tragedy
• Feds wrap up marijuana farm prosecution
• Hobo Day at Bucyrus
• Here's a dog for you
• Chase, crash lead to indictment
• OhioHealth seeks collaboration with Smith Clinic
• Get a customized MTC e-brochure here
• All good things eventually come to an end: Due to Facebook's "Promotions Guidel...
• College class to join prison inmates, students
• Who will claim the Ms. Popcorn title?
• Eight will vie for Miss Popcorn
• Turkey recall affects Kroger
• Police arrest 3 in drive-by shooting
• Connector project in Phase 2
• Grand Township trustees to meet
• Union County gets CrimeReports.com
• Nursing home layoffs expected
• Palace plans volunteer orientation
• POLICE BEAT
• Marion County to scrap or sell obsolete elections machines
• MTC ABLE Bridge Program... Who: Any adult who is planning on enrolling in colle...
• Has anybody been watching Shark Week on the Discovery Channel?
• River Valley to seek levy
• July heat set records in Ohio
• Marion County road to close
• MRDD board to meet Tuesday
• Crosswood hosts rummage and bake sale
• Girl Scout Gold
• Deadline Aug. 15 for Gannett grants
• Front doors at City Hall to be replaced
• Fire damages apartment in south Marion
• 'Shawshank' tree gets international attention
• Summer Term classes end this Saturday...Time flies when you are up to your ears...
• Analysis: Federal debt deal takes minor swipe at red ink
• Police beat
• Open house gives peek at Frontier's Marion call center
• Mansfield man dies mid-flight
• Scouting project touted at Morrow County commissioners meeting
• PNC to close its branch on Marion's Main Street
• Clinger heads toward trial
• Author's character meets Hitler
• City schools seeking renewal
• Blaze displaces couple, 6 kids
• How closely were you following the federal debt ceiling issue? Is it just me or...
• Airport seeks taxiway grant
• Pilots had trouble before plane crash
• Woman fined for spraying breast milk
• Student survey ranks Ohio University as top party school
• Drew appointed to MTC board
• Ohio Edison has power outages
• Ohio election restriction foes fail hurdle in repeal effort
• Sentencing session begins in 11 Cleveland murders
• 'Credible lead' found in D.B. Cooper case
• Ohio eyes school consolidation
• RV to decide levy question
• Ohio lawmakers split votes on debt limit deal
• Marion Campus Physical Facilities would like everyone to know the parking lanes...
• Can't believe it's August already...If you know of anyone interested in enrollin...
• Ohio medical marijuana ballot issue takes 1st step
• State to study school consolidations
• More same-sex partnerships identified in 2010 Census
• Vital pipelines getting old
• Defense tries to spare life of serial killer
• 3rd annual Duck Race and Carnival
• Pop heard before Ohio Wright replica plane crash
• Sheriff: Inmate gardens spreading
• Tall grass, big headache
• At Grief Camp, kids are learning to cope
• Ohio governor gushes over new natural gas find
• Ohio loses 6 officers in 6 months
• 2 die in Wright replica plane crash
• Ohio police rescue 40 animals from locked home
• Volunteer to spend time with hospice patients
• Mayor, challenger meet for Q&A
• Debt stalemate lasts into the night
• Marion National Guard unit will provide security in Afghanistan
• County officials field tax questions
• Could GOP battle cost Jordan his district?
• Dorothy Pelanda gets 83rd District nod
• Whirlpool opens distribution center on Marion-Agosta road
• Ohio House leader says voter photo ID bill is dead
• Sales tax petition drive continues
• House OKs debt bill; Senate rejects it
• Jury won't hear killer's guilty plea offer
• Recession risks up amid slow growth, debt standoff
• The Wayne & Geraldine Kuhn Fine Arts Gallery at Ohio State Marion will host an a...
• Have a great weekend!
• FRIDAY TRIVIA: "If I was given $1,000,000 right now, I would..." Finish this se...
• Tips help cops find suspects after probation officers assaulted
• Team Cuisine Cooks Camp
• POLICE BEAT
• Task force nabs suspected robber in Marion
• Marion County Commissioners pass 11 resolutions unanimously
• Source of Marion house explosion to be undetermined
• Scamming woman sent to jail
• 'Annie Get Your Gun' opens today in Upper Sandusky
• Claridon trustees to meet Tuesday
• Children's loss sessions planned
• Great news for IT majors...
• Jordan splits debt debate
• Share of U.S. rural population hits new low
• Romney: Obama lets China cheat
• PHOTOS: Theater camp at the Palace
• Dog shows this weekend at fairgrounds
• Next meeting about vision for Marion is Tuesday
• Hog roast at Primrose is gift to community
• Hope abides in face of jobless jump
• RV OKs wage freeze, levy
• Boehner faces Jordan opposition
• Marion's Women Rugby Team is now forming. Any MTC or OSUM woman is welcome. Al...
• Things are bustling on campus today...lots going on...namely, our annual Adult S...
• Council looks at subsidy issue
• Are chases worth the risk?
• Post office considers closing one in 10 outlets
• North State Street alley closing
• Parents grief group starts Thursday
• Hospice training deadline is Thursday
• Harding IAAP elects officers
• Ohio health care question cleared for fall ballot
• Marion County Commissioners OK sheriff's cruiser
• Counterfeit $ seized in Union Co.
• A new web page to spotlight outstanding achievement by faculty, staff, and stude...
• Hey working adults! Think you're too busy to attend college? Think again. Our Adult Student Accelerated Program (ASAP) only requires you to attend class one night per week and still earn an associate degree in just over two years. We are still a
• A representative from Mount Vernon Nazarene University Cougars is on campus today in the TEC building main lobby from 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. to answer your questions about transfer opportunities. For an appointment, please send an email to wayne.uhrig@mvnu.edu,
• Red Cross names new Marion director
• Bucyrus Historical Society to have Historical Day
• Historic Ohio Lake Erie lighthouse up for auction
• Board recommends tobacco-free schools
• Chase ends in injury, arrest
• Argument led to meth lab arrests
• Former Rep. Core among 83rd seat applicants
• All gone -- except each other
• FINANCIAL AID DEADLINE FOR FALL TERM '11 IS TODAY!
• Congratulations to Ohio State Marion professors Chris Daddis, Derek Heng, John Maharry, and Ben McCorkle. The Ohio State University Board of Trustees has approved their promotion to associate professor with tenure, effective October 1, 2011.
• Special needs teacher awarded
• How far to go defending home?
• Inmates initiate recycling effort
• Municipal Court Records
• Ohio judges to test video cameras in court
• Homeland Security paid Ohio $493 million
• Be a part of planning Marion's future
• Waterball fight at Waldo Fireman's Festival
• Storm blows roof off warehouse
• Direct success: Sales consultants revel in flexibility, security, potential
• Mentoring agency launches 'Marion's Got Talent' contest
• Community health center welcomes new dentist
• Camper dies at drag racing track
• Foes ask high court to halt JobsOhio board launch
• Symposium offers a closer look at Warren G. Harding
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Contest urges public to suggest redistricting lines
• Government jobs decline in Ohio as private jobs gain
• Pride and produce grow with community gardens
• Precautions taken for Dayton air show in heat wave
• Piece of World Trade Center coming to Waldo
• Suspects sought in robbery at General Sales
• Volleyball officiating course to be held
• Ohio judge rules mayor can collect car allowance
• Foes ask high court to halt jobs board
• Task force seizes drugs and cash; more than 20 charged
• Make sure you apply for financial aid for Fall '11 by this coming Monday, July 25.
• Caregivers Connections meeting Aug. 4 to discuss guilt
• FRIDAY TRIVIA: If you wrote a memoir about your life, what would the title be? Everyone who submits an answer gets entered in a drawing to win some MTC stuff. Have fun!
• Governor postpones Ohio man's execution
• Flea market owner is new visitors bureau board member
• Rescuers in '09 crash file injury lawsuit
• Knox septic tank case closed
• Students to get take-home tech
• 309 'detour' wrecks Wildcat Pike
• CURRENT STUDENTS: Some of you will receive invitations in the mail within 2 weeks inviting you to join the MTC chapter of the The National Society of Leadership and Success. Great opportunity to develop your leadership skills, clarify your life goals, a
• Wife calls 9-1-1 on state senator
• Public defenders file new motion in Demjanjuk case
• Prosecutors call defendant 'vile' serial killer
• Woman remorseful for school residency lies
• Board rejects mercy for condemned man Hartman
• Police beat
• Grief sessions set
• Theft, drug charges among Marion County indictments
• Ohioans speak out on new Congressional lines
• Rebuke removed from file of Mount Vernon teacher
• Marysville man dies in Union crash
• Kasich: No abortions if fetus is viable
• Tri-Rivers seeking 2 levies
• Regional move showing economic dev. promise
• Adult Student Visit Night is one week from today on Wednesday July 27 from 6pm-8pm. Register here:
• Strader pleads not guilty in Morrow murder-for-hire case
• GOP defies veto threat with bill
• Council to vote on relocation subsidy for health district
• County agency probes claims arising from video
• Sales tax repeal effort under way
• Price, Duckworth promoted at Fahey
• Ohio man found dead in septic tank had been shot
• Ohio agency requires social worker retraining
• Palace fund moves to community group
• Floods, heat, high winds wreak havoc across state
• Interested in pursuing a bachelor's degree upon graduating from MTC? Go talk to Wayne from Mount Vernon Nazarene University, who is in the lobby of the Technical Education Center...
• Mountain lion reports, now wolf warnings
• Woman is sentenced on charges tied to deputy's death
• State rests case in slayings of 11 Cleveland women
• Ohio's Richard Cordray to lead consumer agency
• Group says Ohio union fight to make fall ballot
• Poll: Obesity hits more boomers than others in U.S.
• Marion BOE member resigns
• LWW eyes Marion's future
• History man wants to share
• Don't forget...your FAFSA and any other financial aid paperwork for fall term needs to be completed and turned in by Monday July 25...one week away.
• Most school districts on ballot
• Harding relative to disclose his cause of death
• Heat wave has no end in sight
• MARION COUNTY MUNICIPAL COURT
• MARION COUNTY GRAND JURY
• History is fun at Heritage Hall
• North Main makes way for charity events
• Flashing yellow arrows coming to an intersection near you
• Farmers worry about $30 billion in cuts to subsidies
• Ohio bucks trend, shifts Medicaid funds to home-based care
• Pastors express concern to Prospect Village Council
• Child Shield chooses local affiliate
• Morrow County woman nearly drowns in backyard pool
• Ohio mulls closing half of driver's exam stations
• Hot Air Balloon Festival aims to help heal
• State goes after bars for unpaid smoking ban fines
• June Muhr chosen Kingston employee of month
• Marion Public Library Board to meet Tuesday
• Bob Goyer named to post at Kingston
• Ohio wildlife officers check mountain lion reports
• Frontier Communications to have open house
• Miss Teen Popcorn meeting Sunday
• Council on Aging compiling guide
• Burke: House successor must 'work the district'
• Male caller sought in courthouse bomb threat
• Galion man pleads not guilty to Mt. Gilead murder
• Fire in baler starts big straw burn
• Have a spectacular weekend!
• FRIDAY TRIVIA: white or wheat bread? Everyone who responds will be entered in a drawing to win some MTC stuff. Good luck!
• Families enjoy July Christmas
• Ringers bound for state fair
• Heritage Hall gets $ for repairs
• Osbun Road bridge replacement approved
• Ohio State Bank reports scam
• Woman injured in crash on Ohio 95
• Elections board has new No. 2
• Finance panel to consider health district's subsidy request
• Motorcyclist expected to recover after minivan crash
• Case called murder for hire
• Car drives into crowd at Ohio project, 6 hurt
• Check out our Fall 2011 enrollment campaign graphic. "All About You" Encourage your family and friends to schedule an admission appointment and enroll at MTC this fall.
• Elgin site work begins
• Body found in septic tank
• Marion replaces ash trees
• Ohio lawmakers axe online voter registration plan
• Ohio Senate passes abortion limit
• Senate OKs Gillmor, Burke
• Gillmor to speak to Aktion Club
• Connect Ohio winner gets Internet training
• Ohio will not appeal delay of execution
• Ohio sex-offender law ruled not retroactive
• West Side Neighborhood Association to meet Monday
• Star Players announces cast for summer musical
• In your opinion, who is MTC's most famous alum?
• Netflix rates going up for millions
• County facing $1.3M shortfall
• GED test changes announced
• Man indicted in gang killing
• Burke tabbed for 26th District seat
• Green Camp public budget meeting Tuesday
• Salvation Army to distribute free produce
• Ohio board chooses interim as state superintendent
• Official: 6 hurt by fireworks in Ohio around 4th of July
• Wow...Get this baby signed up to play for the Cowboys!
• Northmor teacher hearing continued
• EdChoice opens second round
• Council OKs deficit budget
• Dead bear owner faced legal issues
• Counterfeit bills found in trash bin
• League to discuss future Marion
• After the storm
• Tanzania trip prompts Ohio woman to start work in Africa
• Police arrest Marion man for arson
• Aqua America, American Water to swap
• Scioto board meeting July 18
• Excess financial aid is being mailed out to students today...
• Board to pick new school chief
• Tanzania trip prompts woman to work in Africa
• Extreme coupon cutters save cash, teach others
• Enforcing texting ban may be tough
• RV launches levy discussions
• Prospect has disc golf
• Churches work on garden together
• Auction highlights Marion County Fair
• Fair is over, but not summer fun
• Police warn of possible door-to-door sales scam
• FOP phone solicitation starts Monday
• Obama's challenge: A debt deal and jobs, too
• Law means more thieves in jails, not prisons
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Man accused of trying to murder his wife
• Christmas in July to return for 11th year
• Animals, experience draw youths to fair
• Second homicide suspect in custody
• Judge delays condemned killer's execution
• LWV asks public to help plan Marion's future
• Schools progress, say test results
• Former first lady Betty Ford dies at 93
• Shuttle lifts off for last time
• POLICE BEAT
• Preliminary 2012 budget on council agenda
• Have a great weekend!
• FRIDAY TRIVIA: What would be a good Friday Trivia question? The person who comes up with the best one will win some MTC stuff...
• 'Hairspray' holds town together
• Atheist billboard removed again
• Health district gets MGH subsidy
• Class for healthy eating is July 12
• Nearly 3 in 10 Ohioans are obese
• Skillet toss guru retains title at Marion County Fair
• POLICE BEAT
• Alspach elected to state bar association board
• Inmate indicted in 1996 rape
• Court: Records seeker can't claim payout
• Rental company sued over alleged bedbugs
• New Student Orientation for Fall Quarter '11 is on SEPTEMBER 7...Be there!
• Can you believe that Fall Quarter Orientation is only one month away? Time flies when you are learning and having fun...
• Galion man charged with murder
• Kory Kirkpatrick's kindness lives
• Cheney Avenue to close until Monday
• Free film viewing at Marion Public Library
• Court orders immediate halt to 'don't ask, don't tell' enforcement
• Ohio health care law opponents file petitions
• Marion ghost hunters to be on TV game show Friday
• Goopy, gooey adventures await at Marion Palace Theatre art camps
• Waldo fire dept. pledges family-friendly festival
• Marion residents up for Gillmor's Ohio Senate vacancy
• Going hog wild at the fair
• Any thoughts on the Casey Anthony verdict?
• Bull delays fireworks at fair
• Official says men violated election law
• Health care law opponents to file Ohio petitions
• Ohio patrol: Holiday drunk driving arrests down
• Lawsuit against Columbus spurs changes
• Pa. fracking waste is windfall for Ohio
• Assault victim taken to Columbus hospital
• Sheriff: Everyone's a suspect
• Skaters Lincoln Park-bound?
• By whom the bell tolls
• What did you do to celebrate the 4th?
• Whirlpool building Habitat home
• Man found dead in garage
• Fair is off and running
• CIA man spent decade looking for bin Laden
• Portion of Ohio 203 closes today
• Heritage Hall among Marion's treasures
• 'Fort Fizzle' site of Civil War draft rebellion
• Body found floating near Kelleys Island identified
• 2011 MARION COUNTY SENIOR FAIR SCHEDULE
• Fresh produce drives farmers market
• Dad of 3 missing Michigan boys: They're in custody of underground group
• Kasich pushes change in battleground
• Municipal Court Records
• Sheriff: Man rescued after kayak capsizes
• Ohio agencies considered stricter lake toxin limit
• Turnpike lease plans bring toll hike fears
• Fireworks laws under question
• Heart of Ohio searching for talent in fundraiser
• Man with Morrow Co. ties received Medal of Honor
• Alaska trip subject of Harding symposium
• BIRTH
• 2011 MARION COUNTY SENIOR FAIR SCHEDULE
• Train ticket helps crack 1957 killing
• Tragedy, triumph
• Authorities want review of Ohio fireworks law
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Portman leads effort to reduce recidivism
• Ohio budget a big rule-changer
• Chickens aplenty, and changes
• Outage puts fair prep in dark
• Water company files for rate hike
• 3 vendors make bids to buy, operate Ohio prisons
• Marion voters help repeal
• Farmers rebound from delay, plant record corn
• POLICE BEAT
• Ohio seeing likely boost in revenue
• Five injured in two-car crash in Marion County
• Marion police arrest two in Martinique Drive burglary
• Ohio loses Calisolar plant
• From all of us here at MTC, Happy Independence Day!
• In light of Independence Day, here is this week's Friday Trivia contest: List a unique fact about at least one signer of the Declaration of Independence. Everyone who participates will be entered into a drawing to win some MTC stuff. You can su
• Tour Marion's treasures for chance to win prizes
• Turning Point turning to voters
• Budget cuts threaten farm-related research
• Ride, party benefit stage four cancer patient
• Green Camp plans budget hearing
• Kasich signs sweeping $56B Ohio budget
• Auditor's employees inspecting Big Island, Green Camp sites
• Fresh Eggs in new hands
• Sheriff stumped by fire in tree
• ODA director visits Marion Co
• Financial Aid deadline for fall '11 is JULY 25...Less than a month away...
• Dance canceled due to holiday
• Bill banning bath salts headed to governor's desk
• Ohio budget ready for governor's signature
• Appeals court upholds health law
• GOP names council president candidate
• POLICE BEAT
• Kasich signs bill to shrink prison population
• Ohio's economy shrinking
• OSUM project gets $50K boost
• Forecast: Fair days ahead
• Financial report available at auditor's office
• Application deadline for the Occupational Therapy Assistant is Thursday June 30. If you have questions, contact us at enroll@mtc.edu.
• Inspections OK'd for buildings
• Three abortion-related bills clear GOP-led Ohio House
• Ohio Senate approves sweeping $56B budget
• Morrow County holiday events, area fireworks listed
• Video game ruling came down to First Amendment issues
• No one talking in gas bombing
• MARCA to open art shop
• United Way of Marion County News - June 28, 2011
• Ex-girlfriend: Ohio slayings suspect often bled
• City announces holiday schedule
• Blast from the Past returns
• Casino deal tucked into racetrack bill
• Ohio House OKs bill to ban texting while driving
• First-year engineering courses begin Autumn quarter 2011.
• Marion commissioners set tax budget hearing
• Random question to ponder...At the movie theatre, which arm rest is yours?
• Marion sees deficit in 2012
• OSUM engineering savings
• Traffic stop yields drugs, arrest
• Marion city engineer takes Findlay job
• Palace shows 'Judy Moody' in afternoon
• Ohio's longest-serving state worker plans to retire
• Health officials continue grass, weed efforts
• MARION AREA HOLIDAY EVENTS
• Authorities searching for Marion man
• For those of you enrolled for summer quarter, how are things going? Are you having any issues we can help you out with? Let us know and we'll see if there is anything we can do to be of assistance.
• Ohio hotbed of new wineries
• Arson suspect, 20, arrested after five Columbus fires
• College's $28M addition includes solar roof
• Public workers seeking retirement setting records
• Court open since '02 gets renovations
• Two cities judge dogs on behavior, not breed
• MARION MUNICIPAL COURT RECORDS
• Marion group hones ed message
• Early 2012 budget tight
• Celebrate Summer draws lovers of cars, art, food
• Vacant houses are on the rise locally, statewide
• SENIOR MENUS
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Axline retires from MTC board of trustees
• Scoops ride combines scholarships, ice cream
• Aquatic center headed for construction
• Growth in vacancy rate spurred by housing market
• Ohio proposal would block city restrictions on fast food
• Boston gangster story is a tale of 2 brothers
• Bank buys mall for $1 million
• 'Columbo' star Peter Falk dies
• House rebukes Obama on Libya
• Lawmakers eye compromise on $56B budget
• POLICE BEAT
• Trustee: OSU scandal requires 'soul-searching'
• Police seek help on shooting incident
• LaRue man killed in Ohio 95 crash
• Pleasant eliminates position
• Have a great weekend!
• FRIDAY TRIVIA: Who is your favorite MTC faculty member? Everyone who participates will be entered into a drawing to win some MTC stuff. Good luck!
• "We love the Marion market, we love that area," Evinger said, noting the strip mall site's location across Ohio 95 from The Ohio State University at Marion/Marion Technical College campus, and proximity to stores such as Hobby Lobby and Ko
• Strip mall could be up by fall
• Marion County bidding jobs and family services project
• Council takes aquatic center dive
• Spaghetti supper at Waldo Legion
• United Bank promotes five
• Foes weighing voter ID fight
• Drop in popcorn sales factor in ConAgra layoff
• Celebrate summer is Saturday
• River Valley declares impasse in teacher talks
• Sales tax to increase 0ct. 1
• Money saving tips...do you have any? What are some ways you cut costs in your everyday life?
• Ohio Senate puts election bill on temporary hold
• Possible cuts alarm fire depts.
• Pleasant Township schedules meeting, hearing July 12
• Pleasant school board to meet Friday
• What's on tap for the Fourth of July?
• Joe Diffie to perform Sunday in Bucyrus
• ConAgra cutting 37 jobs
• Marion County employment outpaces neighbors
• Pool veto may not be last word
• For sale: Used shopping mall
• Federal Reserve chairman says some economic problems may persist
• David Kerr from Franklin University will be on campus today until 1:00 to discuss your transfer options. kerrd@frankiln.edu
• OSU seeks 3.3 percent tuition increase for fall
• 7 counties will pool JFS resources
• State medical board will regulate pain clinics
• Marion teachers take pay freeze
• Commissioners declare Amateur Radio Week
• 91 marijuana plants found in Bucyrus
• POLICE BEAT
• Kids College
• Way to go Beth! Very proud to be able to call you "one of our own". Keep up the great work...
• Interesting question to consider...In addition to the potential for increased income and a more fulfilling career, what are some other benefits of higher education?
• Marion gets GOBA thumbs up
• Paddlefest to fill Ohio River
• Downtown grocery latest new biz
• SCD budget hearing for 2012
• Guilty plea in OSU bomb threat
• Tiffin Glass Club hosting Glass Show and Sale
• First day of summer term...Good luck!
• Missing girl found in Marion
• Ethanol subsidy on its way out?
• GOBA heads on down the road
• Giffords returning to Houston after Tucson visit
• Plane crash kills 2 N.J. residents
• E Street nation remembers beloved Big Man Clemons
• New Miss Ohio basks in spotlight
• GOBA here today
• SENIOR MENUS
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Higher rates sought for AEP residential customers
• Trapped!
• Harding Home to open for 85th tour season
• Harding Tomb is a Marion Treasure
• Imagination fuels Camp Invention
• Ridgedale, River Valley discuss sharing services
• Marion man killed in motorcycle crash
• Downtown Marion establishments open Sunday
• Marion ready for arrival of GOBA riders
• GED a 'passport' for recipients
• Critics slam AARP's Social Security stance
• Group gathers 714K names to repeal union law
• Committee to review city budget
• Bands set for benefit concert in Upper Sandusky
• Foundation taking grant applications
• Marion native Bogard has recital Sunday
• To all the dads out there, have a great Father's Day weekend!
• FRIDAY TRIVIA: As most of you know, we have a new health building that is set to open this fall. This week's question is...what will the acronym of this new building be? For instance, the Technical Education Center is TEC, the Center for Workforce
• Waste change stirs criticism
• House inheritance gives Marion church a new mission
• MARION CO. COMMISSIONERS
• Study: Ohio's farmland overloaded with phosphorous
• Heavy pressure targets key Republicans in gay marriage test
• Ohio fire that killed 6 likely caused by grill
• POLICE BEAT
• Marion man suspect in Fla. vehicular homicide
• Marion man arrested on burglary warrant
• Jobs: Feds sweeten Calisolar deal
• A PSEO student graduated from MTC this spring with a Business Management certificate. He completed 50+ college credits all while in high school, which will save him thousands of dollars at the four-year school he's attending in the fall. Now that&
• 'Concerts in the Park' kicks off Sunday
• Feds plan biomass projects in Ohio
• Spared inmate says he felt relief for mom
• Ohio Senate approves drilling in state parks
• Ohio lawmakers allow guns in bars
• Gillmor appointed to new position by Kasich
• Bikers ready to Ride for Cure
• What do teens want from library?
• Concert celebrates world of music
• As summer quarter is about to start and fall quarter will begin in a few months, don't forget that you can use the MTC Facebook page's discussion board to facilitate the buying and selling of textbooks among students.
• Marion gets ready for GOBA
• Council, mayor at odds over pool
• Road Report: County announces work sites
• Commissioners adjust courthouse funding
• Fairgrounds burglary under investigation
• Only RV ups pay-to-play fees
• Budget should treat mental health appropriately
• Free marketing seminar Thursday
• Saturday poker run to benefit cancer patient
• Police seek three in robbery, assault
• Downtown celebrating art
• Summer term New Student Orientation is today at 4pm in Rm. 114 of the Technical Education Center.
• Mayor promises 2nd pool veto
• Theft gets Moore 16 months
• NCCI union protests plan to privatize prisons
• Police search for woman, child missing for days
• Carbon dioxide might boost oil production
• Adoption support group starting
• Bridge work closes road
• John Green Cemetery reading, picnic set
• Police seek man for burglary warrant
• Court investigating lawyer who tipped Tressel
• Altrusa receives district awards
• Prospect sets July 4 festivities
• Oldakers assists Green Camp Seniors' efforts
• Helicopter helps find 94-yr-old
• Upcycled bottle lights a hit
• Hospital gets gold in heart treatment
• G&R marks 50 yrs of bologna
• Vietnam War diary becomes book
• Reporter says goodbye and explains why Marion matters
• Work at school doesn't stop when the kids leave
• In wake of conflict, Pleasant focuses on finances
• Electronic trail shows timeline of Pleasant dispute
• More Ohioans renting
• Marion pair in Delaware production
• OSU-M students learn to help food pantry
• 247 get degrees from MTC
• County's first TV drop-off a success
• Unlikely pair team up to build bridges
• Marion FOP hosting SB5 referendum signing Tuesday
• Alaska releases Sarah Palin's emails
• U.S. defense chief says NATO outlook is dim
• Victim of chimp gets face transplant
• Community event at Ohio Neck Back Pain Relief Centers
• Council wades into pool legislation again
• Probation violator wanted
• Popcorn pageant preparations beginning
• Labor representatives oppose budget and new law
• Interested in going to college? Come talk with representatives from colleges all over Ohio and the Midwest right here in Marion at the 36th annual Marion Area College Night. There will be an "Admission and Financial Aid 101" session from 5:30p
• Congratulations to our record number of students graduating tomorrow at the Palace! Be proud of all you accomplished at MTC. For this week's Friday Trivia contest, anyone who likes or comments on this post will be entered into a drawing for some M
• PDF document explaining how to access MTC's email, Blackboard system, etc.
• Fest marks rebound from tragedy
• Early OGT results show progress
• Ohio chicks blamed for outbreak
• Aktion Club to meet June 20
• Bar security guard fatally shoots 2
• Top Dem women dodge call on whether Weiner should resign
• Gingrich chaos: Campaign manager, senior aides resign
• Marion General Hospital honors EMS personnel
• Marion County fire departments receiving funds
• Marker dedication planned for Sunday
• Public retirees to meet Wednesday
• The pool's the place to be
• Volunteers needed for Friends of the Libary book sale
• Apply for funding to provide aging services
• Patients sought for global breast cancer study
• Check zoning before starting projects
• Spirit Awards recognize students' character
• Court: Children under 13 can't be charged with statutory rape
• Heat grips much of U.S.; get used to it
• Marion Popcorn Festival features Lynyrd Skynyrd tribute band
• Weaver pleads to reduced charges
• Electronics recycling opens up
• Grand Prairie Township seeks bids for road repairs
• Marion County disabilities board will meet Tuesday
• Dry Lane Road to close for repairs next week
• Senate budget limits abortions
• Voll to retire as Marion Catholic principal
• Gamble of farming brought to consumers
• SENIOR MENUS
• Power outage hit east side
• League of Women Voters annual meeting and potluck is Thursday
• World War II era program is Thursday
• POLICE BEAT
• Why does Midwest pay more for gasoline?
• For those of you graduating this weekend, is there anything you wish you would have done at MTC while you were a student here?
• John Boehner, the 53rd Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, will deliver the commencement address during Ohio State's spring commencement on Sunday (6/12) in Ohio Stadium. A record 9,655 students will earn degrees. The graduates, who are am
• Kinder, gentler video games may actually be good for players While violent video games may lead to more aggression and anger in players, a new study shows that the opposite is also true: relaxing video games can make people happier and more kind. -- >
• Marion CVB recognizes best at customer service
• Usually a job engine, localities slow U.S. economy
• Santorum says he's running for president
• Weiner won't resign despite admitting he sent lewd pictures
• AP sources: John Edwards' emails acknowledge payments
• Chase honored by Y-Men
• In wake of fire, Turning Point looks to new funding sources
• Aquatic center debate back to council
• Republicans search for council president candidate
• Need a study break? Check out "Charlie bit my finger"-funny stuff
• Service learning project through Ohio State Marion provided healthy food choices for patrons of the Dublin Food Pantry and lifelong lessons about paying it forward to the students.
• The Marion Campus Relay for Life Team (photographed during opening ceremonies this first weekend of June) participated in the 2011 Relay for Life. Team MTC/OSUM had 24 registered enthusiastic campaigners, supported by many additional campus participant
• New Columbus county court set to open after delays
• Sprouts from Germany blamed in E. coli outbreak
• Arizona forest fire triggers new evacuations
• Abortion showdown could cost Indiana $4.3 billion
• Turning Point damaged by fire
• MARION MUNICIPAL COURT RECORDS
• Opponents of new law hopeful of getting referendum on ballot
• Nation has fewer kids
• Green business, green dollars?
• Lawmakers puzzled by state budget
• Council panel to talk aquatic center notes
• Fun-raisers help charities
• Second defendant pleads guilty
• With no state mandate, Ohio's gifted children may see services cut
• GOP matchup brewing in 2012 U.S. Senate fight
• BIRTH
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Ohio judge bars results from portable breath tests
• Port Authority can help nonprofits, businesses
• Relay participants commit to cancer fight
• Marlin Stone pleads guilty to murder; to testify
• Jack Kevorkian's audacious attitude set him apart
• Bridges Out of Poverty training sessions at TRECA June 13-14
• Relay for Life went great! Great weather for a great cause! Time to kick back and relax for the rest of the weekend! Enjoy yours!
• Little Leaguer killed after pitch hits chest
• Appeals court lifts ban on Texas graduation prayer
• POLICE BEAT
• Fire displaces Crescent Heights family
• 'Dramatic leap' in Ohio corn plantings expected
• Officials say fire in Ohio U. dorm was arson
• Don't forget to come out and visit TEAM MTC/OSUM at Relay for Life tonight at River Valley High School! "Like" if you have been touched by cancer in any way!
• Have an awesome weekend and good luck with finishing up finals!
• FRIDAY TRIVIA: How many students will graduate from MTC a week from tomorrow at the Palace Theatre?
• Man kills five in Arizona before killing himself, police say
• Sex offender will spend rest of life in prison
• Towns glad tornado toll wasn't worse
• Epworth recognizes Colegrove with open house
• Connector road bids are opened
• Man assaulted in apparent drug deal
• States consider: Is it legal to dissolve bodies?
• Sales tax hiked to avoid deficits
• Chinese company moves forward on HPM project
• We had 48 current students complete a year-long leadership development program this year and they are being inducted this Saturday to The National Society of Leadership and Success. Congrats to those students!
• Last year, nearly 20,000 Ohio State students gave 638,112 hours in service to the community — earning the university a spot on the 2010 President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll with Distinction. This is the third year that Ohi
• Route set for Winfield Memorial Poker Run
• Pleasant team 9th in Destination Imagination Global Finals 2011
• Marion man guilty in assault on Census worker
• Marion facilities offer children summer of fun
• Meijer stores help stock food pantries
• ARTS PALACE SUMMER CAMPS
• 2011 OSU-MARION KIDS' COLLEGE CLASS OFFERINGS
• Marion Palace Theatre sets 'Cowboy' auditions
• Entertainment schedule released for Marion Relay For Life
• Elgin West's mini-Relay for Life
• Don't forget...tuition and fees for summer quarter '11 are due tomorrow, June 2, by 5pm.
• Bat assault case goes to trial
• Senate budget plan strips union law wording
• Wandering children left in car in Marion by boyfriend
• Part of Columbia Street closing
• Scandal focus shifts to Gee
• Pleasant quizzing alumni
• MARION CO. INDICTMENTS
• POLICE BEAT
• Parrot escapes smoky apartment; owner cited
• Police seek tips in home invasion
• Ohio State Marion Pschology Professor Christopher Daddis is quoted in this CNN article on schools creating a new breed of "helicopter parent"
• Towns in Pa., Ohio reflect on tornado anniversary
• Intersection closing June 1
• Residents return to damaged homes in Miss.
• Homeless mom's death leads children to family
• Coach's resignation sad but necessary
• Shades of Hope walk in memory of mother
• Vet urges remembrance: 'I will not forget them'
• Pleasant 'hybrid' school completes first year
• Private prisons see opposition
• Municipal Court records
• Obama tours twister-ravaged neighborhood in Joplin, Mo.
• Ohio gun violence costs lives, millions of dollars
• Marion History » Honor Roll Dedication Service
• Tourism company funds signs for local attractions
• Airline fuel bills today are anything but peanuts
• VA hospital issues lead to 13,000 veterans' tests
• Raid on bin Laden compound avenged CIA deaths
• Companies look for power way, way up in the sky
• Vice President Joseph Biden trumpets resurgent American auto industry
• 'Tornadoes are just so erratic'
• CIA deaths a secret until now
• Soldiers' art tells stories of war
• Ohio unemployment fraud increases, burdening fund
• Sixth year of Marion's Amazing Treasures kicks off
• Local cyclists join cross-country rider passing through
• Pleasant lowers fees for sports, extracurriculars
• Ohio tornado total high this year, with peak season ahead
• River Valley conducts mini-Relay for Life
• Frontier honors vets from Marion County
• Rushmore to graduate its largest group yet
• Jeff Conaway, 'Taxi,' 'Grease' star, dies
• POLICE BEAT
• FLUSHING SCHEDULE
• Attorney charged in Morrow County sex sting operation
• Poker run to remember fallen deputy Saturday
• Proposal would make it easier to repay student loans
• We want to recognize all of our facebook fans that are also vets. Post your name here (or the name of your favorite vet) and you can win a prize! Thanks for your service! We will draw from all that enter a name! You can enter multiple names, but you w
• Call center moving operation
• Corn crop could be lost cause
• Elgin breaks ground - inside
• G&R Tavern celebrating 50th, helping schools
• Grand Prairie Cemetery sets Memorial Day events
• City Hall to close for Memorial Day
• Senators prepare changes to Ohio budget plan
• Grant plans listed, connector moves forward
• Student injured in crash involving Marion school bus
• Honda sees near-normal American production in August
• Port authority to meet on Thursday
• Montana floods could be worst in decades
• Interesting question to consider...If someone offered to pay you $100,000 to not attend college, would you take them up on the offer?
• Mall: Going once, going twice ...?
• Fallen officers remembered
• A tour through the broken heart of Joplin
• Arizona shooting spree suspect incompetent for trial
• Marion County deputies increasing weekend patrols
• ACT prep workshop offered at Marion campus
• Marion Technical College prepares for graduation
• Schools cut jobs, anticipating funding cuts
• Oklahoma sidesteps catastrophic death toll
• Pleasant wants music back
• If you know someone who needs to improve their ACT scores – here is a great option. The I CAN Center of Excellence will offer a six hour intensive workshop on ACT Test Preparation, Saturday June 4 from 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. in Morrill Hall, Room
• Need to request an official MTC transcript? You can now do so entirely online. Visit to do so. You can also access this link by going to the MTC homepage and clicking the hyperlink "Transcripts". Just like it is now when you go to the Busi
• Bake sale to benefit the MTC Relay for Life team today in the lobby of the Technical Education Center. Everything is 50 cents a piece.
• Man with gun shoots wife
• Police Beat
• Oprah Winfrey focuses on fans during finale
• Gates: Big budget cuts will diminish U.S. influence
• Sales tax similar to last year
• Prof claims innocence in insider trading case
• Brothers with Bucyrus roots describe Joplin tornado
• Charity grows, changes venue
• Summer job outlook sunny
• Did anyone have any problems last night due to the storm?
• Pleasant revamping process for selecting valedictorian
• 2nd reading for pool ordinance
• Pawlenty kicks off White House bid in Iowa
• Court upholds order to cut California prison population
• Relay to enroll study recruits
• MARION COMMUNITY FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIPS
• Pakistan regains control of base from Taliban attackers
• Ohio disabled work for less than minimum wage
• Grand Prairie Memorial Day service to be Sunday
• Elgin groundbreaking Thursday
• Death toll from Joplin tornado climbs to 116
• Free seminar aimed at small business
• Rumpke waste removal service to bedelayed one day
• What did you do this weekend to take advantage of the nice weather?
• Officials combat bath salt abuse
• Are you ready to cruise?
• Council reconsidering pool
• 'Bath salts' an issue across Ohio
• Municipal Court Records
• Songwriter Brooks apparently kills himself in NYC
• Photos shed new light on life in Appalachia
• Lawmakers might allow guns in stadiums, bars
• Missing welfare benchmark may cost state
• Aid for local students is plentiful
• Education committee targets early learning
• Vital Statistics
• Green Camp Fire Department thanked by family
• Shining Stars compete in Monday finale
• Lake Erie exemption removed from drilling bill
• Fantastic 4-H'ers learn about poison ivy
• College debt can weigh heavy after graduation
• Wheel-A-Thon ramps up awareness of disabilities
• Prescription drug abuse law nixes pill mills
• Lawsuit: Pleasant Local Schools superintendent's contract not legal
• High water makes Mississippi dangerous to navigate
• Rising revenue ups pressure to undo budget cuts
• FLUSHING SCHEDULE
• Mixed opinions on guns in bars
• Drive nets nearly 40,000 lbs. of food
• Finally, a day or so without rain...have a sun-filled weekend!
• Therapy dog on campus Monday June 6th On the first day of finals be on the lookout for a trained therapy dog named Elk and his owner Judy. They will be on campus from 11:30 a.m. until 1 p.m. so feel free to say hello! For questions contact Jessica Sh
• FRIDAY TRIVIA: There is a campus-wide event happening on campus tomorrow, Saturday May 21. The person to name this event closest to 2:03 today wins! Good luck...
• Donations, grant help shelter
• 'Mighty Mississippi' never tamed
• Walleye deaths called natural
• Program aims to help youths
• Friends of the Library collecting books
• Hazardous waste collection, paper shredding Saturday
• Outhouse fundraiser helps mission trip
• Marion burglary suspect found
• Race a mile in that chair!
• Great Lakes vocal band 4 The Record performs at 7 p.m. at SPRINGFEST!!! Followed by QUIETDRIVE at 8 p.m.!!!
• LIVE MUSIC FROM...Amanda Springston, Ethan Kellner, Kyle Looney/w Cole Jenkins, Edwin Buchwalter, Matthew Meade, Natasha Boes, Courtney Hamilton/with Solomon Sparling, Jherek Cummings, Josh Coy, Brad Rand/Chance Glover, Lukas Frey, One Horse Nation, 4 T
• Live music, food, bungee run, extreme trampoline, doubleshot basketball, and much more Saturday, noon-10 p.m.
• Quietdrive on the Marion campus with special guest 4TR at 7 p.m. Saturday evening!
• Free music all day Saturday, May 21 featuring international alternative rock giant Quietdrive!
• This story makes you want to go out and earn a degree!
• Gee: Dorms -- eventually
• Crowe will be 4th Ward Dem
• City schools seeking renewal
• Woman injured in two-car crash
• Experts to discuss prison privatizing in Marion
• Gas prices widening gap between wealthy and everyone else
• Gingrich draws fire
• Gates: 'Somebody knew' in Pakistan
• Marion man joins Ohio Agricultural Hall of Fame
• Mowing concerns raised at Prospect meeting
• Deputy's widow supports alert system to catch cop killers
• Don't forget...Student Ambassador applications for the 11-12 school year are due by this Friday, May 20...Click here to download the application:
• Who all is going to Spring Fest this weekend? Weather is supposed to be pretty good that day.
• Harding fights distracted driving
• Meet at the bridge for Cecil
• Popcorn Festival presents Sinatra & Friends show
• Perry Corp. named ESOP award winner
• United Way of Marion County News - May 2011
• Senate blocks bill repealing $2B in oil tax breaks
• Local Super Kids targets obesity
• Marion council considers leasing phone system
• Author tells cautionary tale about driving
• Homebuilders missing out on economic recovery
• Marion commissioners approve more courthouse improvements
• Police seek stabbing suspect
• The Ohio State University at Marion welcomes Ohio State President E. Gordon Gee to campus Wednesday, May 18.
• In the words of a musical genius, "Fat beats... hitting the Marion Campus in T-Minus 4 days!"
• Lots of 4-yr college action going on this week...Mount Vernon Nazarene University will be in the TEC lobby today...Stay dry!
• Kingston Residence to host book fair May 24
• Poverty simulation planned
• Training on how to change poverty slated
• Police memorial May 25
• POLICE BEAT
• MARION COUNTY INDICTMENTS
• Health officials seek dog's owner
• DV incident leads to fire call
• Author's subject a Harding colleague
• FREE ADMISSION! QUIETDRIVE IN CONCERT!, FREE MUSIC ALL DAY, GAMES, INFLATABLES! DON'T MISS OUT!!! SPRINGFEST...RAIN OR SHINE! SATURDAY, MAY 21!
• Heidelberg University will be on campus today to provide information to any MTC thinking about transferring to a 4-yr. school after graduation.
• Star brings home awards
• Pleasant team, bright future
• Plan would cut inmate medical budget
• Marion Municipal Court records
• Elks donate to Marion Community Garden project
• 1848 panorama of Cincinnati's riverfront area to go on display
• As water creeps closer, residents warned: Get out
• Shuttle Endeavour ready to go
• Annual food collection trying to Stamp Out Hunger
• Louisiana floodgate diverting Mississippi
• Farmers expect a cut in subsidies
• Farm funds enter budget battle
• Bennett Street fire set intentionally
• Two held following beating, robbery
• Pearl Roberts winner being honored Monday
• Clothing drive teaches Harding mentoring group power of giving
• Rachel Sayers, Solomon Sparling named Marion Star Teens of the Year
• One last chance to see Glen Campbell
• Rain puts pressure on farmers
• Fire at vacant Jackson Avenue home started intentionally
• Marion woman involved in murder-suicide
• Probation officers seek felon
• Most Valuable Students
• Crew finds body of man stuck in snow for months
• Judge, governor reject bids to halt Ohio execution
• Cedar Point plans hot dog of an opener
• FRIDAY TRIVIA: Can you find this picture in the Technical Education Center? If so, you win some MTC stuff...Good luck and happy hunting. P.S. Only MTC prospective or current students are eligible to play.
• Quietdrive is coming to Ohio State Marion, Saturday, May 21, 7 p.m. with special 4 the Record!
• SPRINGFEST 2011!
• Walk to raise awareness about drug abuse
• Gas drive-offs costly to stations
• Fire damages vacant Jackson Ave. house
• Volunteers help Marion Palace Theatre thrive
• ODNR grant to bring new jobs to area
• Comedy show to benefit Relay For Life
• King of parody playing Palace
• Oil chiefs forced to defend tax breaks
• MTC in the news!
• Geography 240 at 5:30p-7:45p with Jim Longo in Morrill Hall 200 has been cancelled for Thursday, May 12, 2011.
• Finish this sentence: A song that exemplifies my life is...
• Don't forget that MTC has an Occupational Therapy Assistant program.
• Seniors Day dinner, show tickets still available
• Potter and the Nocturnals at festival
• If prisoners aren't counted, Marion lost population in Census
• University brings taste of culture
• Deputies identify suspect by lost cell phone
• City rescinds police layoffs
• Dispute erupts into Main Street melee
• Letter carriers collecting food donations Saturday
• Humane Society has a Buddy to adopt
• Marion Red Cross radiothon fundraiser is today
• Congrats to Tyler! Check back for your next chance to win Quietdrive prizes on Thursday.
• WIN A QUIETDRIVE CD! Trivia ??? #2 What is the name of Quietdrive's October 2008 album/EP release. Answer first and win a Quietdrive CD! 10 days until Quietdrive hits the Marion campus!
• Stop by the International Festival today from 4:30 to 8:30 in the Alber Student Center
• A Taste of Culture. International Festival. Wednesday, May 11 @ 4:30 p.m. in the Alber Student Center!
• Fire damages Davids St. home
• Cardington man gets 22 years for child porn
• Hand-me-down armored car is new sheriff's tool
• Hospital appoints Schifer new director
• John Bruno returns to Pleasant in interim role
• Marion League meeting puts focus on education
• Parks District board meets Thursday
• Obama asking for immigration reform
• Muslims find hope in post-bin Laden world
• Mississippi Delta braces for historic flood
• Performing live on the Marion campus in May 21!
• Wednesday, May 11, 4:30-8:30 p.m. in the Alber Student Center
• Saturday, May 21, 2011, 12 noon-10 p.m. Join us at Springfest 2011! Live music all day featuring Quietdrive with special guest 4 The Record at 7 p.m., One Horse Nation, Lukas Frey, and many more! Music, food, inflatables, games, demonstrations, display
• WIN A QUIETDRIVE CD! Trivia ??? #1 What year did Quietdrive form? Answer first and win a Quietdrive CD! 11 days until Quietdrive hits the Marion campus!
• Which local high school has the most dedicated fans/supporters? Vote for your school by writing its name as a comment to this post...
• OSU-Marion offers taste of culture
• Larcomb says evaluation was late, not signed
• Stabbing leads to woman's arrest
• Council will try to halt consumer counsel cuts
• Zoo celebrates solar panel power project
• Gingrich joins White House race
• Mississippi River continues its rise
• Pleasant schools name interim superintendent
• Some small businesses push to repeal Senate Bill 5
• Police, fire unions urge referendum
• The latest campus news & information...International Festival Week, Springfest, Norman Thomas Lecture, and much more!
• Gorgeous day out so far...nice to have a break from the rain!
• Two-thirds of smoking ban fines are unpaid
• Danny Cassell has a home of his own
• Scam artists remain at work
• More evacuations in Memphis; city waits on river
• La Nina brings flood risks and drought to the West
• MARION MUNICIPAL COURT RECORDS
• Prom plans
• U.S. says it wants access to bin Laden's widows
• Bill would keep low-level felons out of prisons, but could add to overcrowded county jails
• Bin Laden death reignites debate over CIA tactics
• Residents say smallest Ohio village must live on
• Downtown sites offer opportunity
• Thanks, moms, for everything you do
• Band man Solomon Sparling also a math fan
• Helping people every day ahead for Murphy
• Teens of the Month culminates this week
• Opposition working to repeal new bargaining law
• After stint at 'Crime U,' repeat offender makes most of second chance
• Students, faculty, and staff, invite your friends to Springfest 2011! Click the link below. STAY TUNED FOR WAYS TO WIN QUIETDRIVE CD'S, SIGN POSTERS, AND MORE ON Springfest!
• SPRING ON CAMPUS - Campus trees are in full bloom outside of Maynard Hall, overlooking the George H. Alber Student Center.
• Pleasant board remains mum on Superintendent Stephen Larcomb leave
• Low-paying jobs pushing workers to welfare, report says
• Jail inmates hear message of Christ delivered by former peers
• Coast Guard closes stretch of Mississippi
• Businesses hiring at fastest pace since 2006
• 'POETry' participation rewarded with maple donation
• Mount Gilead resident tops in nation
• POLICE BEAT
• Gas prices to drop as oil joins commodities plunge
• Celebrate the end of another school year by attending Spring Fest on May 21. Free to all MTC students, faculty, and staff. Bring your family along too. For more details, visit:
• FRIDAY TRIVIA: What is the name of the band in this picture and what is their relationship to MTC?
• WWII Marion on display
• Board mum about Larcomb leave
• Seen this wanted man?
• Obama in N.Y.
• Floodwaters threaten well-to-do Memphis enclave
• Missing man spotted, no longer being sought
• U.S.: Only single bin Laden defender shot at SEALs
• House budget plan blunts cuts
• Medicaid lock-in proposed to prevent drug abuse
• Pleasant Seniors welcome three new members
• Altrusa is hosting free shopping extravaganza
• For those of you graduating in June, what are your plans post-graduation? Any jobs lined up yet? Anyone going on for a bachelor's degree?
• House to vote on budget changes
• Marion unions challenging SB 5
• Ward 4 race in limbo till 18th
• Farmers market moo-ving
• Officials: Principal got her kids cheap lunches through federal program for the poor
• Ex-Minn. nurse gets jail for encouraging suicide
• Day of Prayer today
• Rotary speech contest winners recognized
• Native plants available for a donation
• Family, police seek missing man
• Check out Quietdrive on YouTube, then check them out on the Marion campus Saturday, May 21, 7 p.m. Free and open to all students, faculty, staff, alumni, and their inivited guest!
• Check out Quietdrive on facebook. Quietdrive at Springfest 2011 on the Marion campus!
• International Festival Week, May 5-11
• Students, facutly, staff, alumni, and their guests are invited to this special campus-wide event!
• Great logo our Public Relations department created to promote summer quarter enrollment.
• Don't forget...If you're interested in being a Student Ambassador for the '11-'12 academic year, you need to apply by May 20th:
• Music festival unites Marion County schools
• Proposal would divert Ohio's nonviolent from prison
• Lawyer assails case against Demjanjuk
• Businessman seeks Ohio medical marijuana vote
• Bin Laden was unarmed when SEALs stormed room
• Marengo man denies sexual assault charges
• Man gets medal for saving family
• Fire levies get split decision
• Developmental disabilities board to meet Tuesday
• Davids Street section closed until Thursday
• Pleasant trustees set two meetings
• Sheep's milk cheese company opens
• Summer Celebration set for YMCA
• An interesting fact...MTC used to have an aviation program. Can you imagine that? Having your classroom being in a plane up in the sky would keep things interesting...
• Firefighters recall 9/11
• FOP contract 1 step closer
• Reax includes closure, skepticism
• Mother's Day event features free pancakes
• Supreme Court reinstates Ohio death sentence
• Fire damages vacant home
• Cause of fatal Nevada fire undetermined
• Country star Carroll playing at Popcorn
• RSVP honors volunteers
• Bin Laden's death sparks relief, outrage around world
• Hunt for bin Laden finally over
• Wow...big news about Bin Laden. Do you think the world will be a safer place now?
• Gaming systems drive learning in project
• Motorcyclist dies in minivan crash
• Columbus police: Man kills wife, self
• MARION MUNICIPAL COURT
• Technology aids learning at Harding
• Grant Middle School book publishing delayed
• Algae-plagued lake gets cleanup
• How a stem-cell transplant altered two lives
• Health care, union votes could clash in election
• Marion man jailed after shots fired
• Marion man was lone battery survivor at Gettysburg
• Drug drop-off day nets nearly 100 opiates
• What is Marion's Future Story?
• VITAL STATISTICS
• NATO strike kills Gadhafi's son but leader escapes
• Short exudes a natural passion and enthusiasm
• Ohio spending $1.4 billion to land new jobs
• League, community applaud Marion Matters efforts
• Talk of future given back seat to political scuffle
• John Paul honored at vigil on eve of beatification
• Republicans aim for mayor's job
• Probation works decades-old case
• Officials learn more about 9-1-1 services
• President Barack Obama visits storm-ravaged Alabama
• School officials against shorter year
• Author with Asperger's visits Marion Public Library
• All Marion Public Library property now smoke-free
• Spill creates traffic hazard on Ohio 4
• Recital Club celebrates National Music Week
• Have a wonderful weekend!
• Quietdrive at SPRINGFEST 2011! May 21, 7:00 p.m. with special guest 4 The Record!
• Invite friends! This is a campuswide celebration for Ohio State Marion and Marion Technical College students, faculty, staff, alumni, and guests.
• Friday Trivia: Switching things up a bit today. To win this week's Friday Trivia contest, here is what you have to do. You have to get as many of your friends/family to write your name as a comment to this post. The person who has their name w
• Death penalty dropped in killing
• Exxon defends earnings
• 5 Dem hopefuls, 3 council seats
• Panel unveils changes to budget plan
• POLICE BEAT
• MARION COUNTY INDICTMENTS
• Armed men rob 6 in Marion apartment
• Police arrest shooting victim on another case
• Drug disposal event Saturday
• Extra officers on patrol in May
• Waters Kingston's top employee
• With the NFL draft starting tonight, curious about your thoughts on this question: Are athletes over paid?
• Bumpy road to 4th Ward council seat
• Kasich signs Teach for America bill
• Afghan officer kills 9 Americans
• Wind + downed lines + semi-truck = power outage
• Plans set for 'Buggy Ride' Bike Tour May 14
• Obama releases birth form, decries 'silliness'
• City, county funds could be cut short
• Endorsement flap stirs fuss
• School praises 'co-teaching'
• Franklin University is in the lobby of the TEC today to talk with students interested in transferring there for a bachelor's degree once they finish at MTC. Stop by and get the information you need.
• Rachel issues challenge here
• 14-year-old boy arrested in Marion burglaries
• Pleasant fire levy opposed
• NWS: Flood warning remains in effect along Scioto
• Marion City Council to consider FOP concessions
• High school has gotten tougher
• North Greenwood Street closing
• Mid-Ohio Energy elects three trustees
• Marriage turmoil predated tragedy
• Friends of the Library collecting books for sale
• Seniors ask county about funding
• Do you think your going to college will inspire your kids or other relatives to do the same?
• Marion police arrest juvenile in 2 overnight incidents
• Police look for shooting victim
• Council OKs firefighter pact
• Technology closing verbal gap
• POLICE BEAT
• Sex charges against teacher sent to grand jury
• Ohio missing out on millions in taxes
• Boehner open to repealing oil company tax breaks
• Job and Family services office closed Friday
• Driver gets $500K bond in crash at McDonald's
• Couch-potato kids: It shows in their eyes
• Houston doctors say Giffords can attend launch
• Crawford Co. man arrested in sting
• Bucyrus man arrested in sex sting; Northmor teacher suspended
• Police search for vehicles in shooting
• My gosh...last week of April...the '10-'11 academic year is quickly coming to an end. Make the best out of what's left of it.
• Kids come to aid of classmate
• Marion council committee to discuss firefighter concessions tonight
• POLICE BEAT
• Marion group plans trip to MLK Memorial dedication
• New York case underscores Wi-Fi privacy dangers
• No deaths in St. Louis tornado called a miracle
• MARION MUNICIPAL COURT
• Jobless benefits jump 169 pct
• Country show returns with Exile
• Students past and present surprise veteran Elgin vocal director
• Collaboration offers Lincoln pool alternative
• Author will sign books at Mount Gilead Library
• Marion city warns 12 firefighters of layoffs
• Ohioans try to preserve noted black WWI soldier's home
• Let's talk about Marion's future
• National Robotics Competition has local winners
• Prospect resident graduates farming program
• Residents march to recycled drums
• Weekend rain a concern with high river waters
• Harding wins 'Trees for Schools'
• Seventh Shining Star starts on Monday
• Layoff notices sent to five Marion police officers
• Laughs fundraiser is May 21
• Inmate who tried to hang self dies
• GM likely to retake No. 1 sales spot
• Dozens killed in bloodiest day of Syria uprising
• Calif.-to-Ohio pot case winding up with plea deals
• Partisan priorities could clash on Ohio ballot
• Have a great weekend!
• Inmate dies from hanging
• FRIDAY TRIVIA: Why is the bunny associated with Easter?
• Great article on the Ohio State Marion's production of "Personals" in today's Marion Star! Tickets still available.
• Look for more tutoring videos from Bruce the Math Guy at www.youtube.com/OSUMarion
• Look for more tutoring videos from Bruce the Math Guy at www.youtube.com/OSUMarion
• Flood warning in effect for Prospect
• Warrant? Keep April 30 open
• Hanging attempt injures inmate
• Obama says new task force will examine gas prices
• Amazon failure takes down websites across Internet
• Conservation requirement review urged
• Absent probationer rumored to be in town
• Musical comedy for a cause
• Vacant lot becoming garden spot
• Check out this story on Dr. Cassie Parente's English 567 class, "OSU Students Give Back"
• For the 5th consecutive year, MTC has won the YMCA Corporate Challenge! Congrats to the college and all who participated.
• Used car prices going up
• MTC's Relay for Life team is holding a bake sale today in the TEC lobby. Stop by and support the cause!
• Marion has limited hours Thursday and Good Friday
• Flood warning in effect at LaRue
• Easter events
• Operation Feed reports success
• Government opposes new trial in nine Cleveland fire deaths
• Study: Vaccine prevented flu deaths
• POLICE BEAT
• Panera Bread sponsors 5K run/walk for Turning Point
• Fire levy would up taxes a bit
• Teacher charged after sex sting
• Northmor teacher arrested in Internet sting
• Recap of Financial Aid Awareness Week activities from last week: Congratulations to our Winners : Word Scramble Puzzle (Tuesday)– Suzie Spettel Trivia Puzzle (Wednesday) – Kim Marin Word Search (Thursday) – Kevin Raymond $250 Scholarsh
• City offices close early Thursday and all day Good Friday
• Ok...feel like the MTC Facebook page has been really formal/announcement-y lately...Let's liven things up a bit... If you could have one super hero power, what would it be and why? Let's remember to keep it clean...
• Katy Perry WITH SPECIAL GUEST JANELLE MONÀE 7:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 13th AT THE SCHOTTENSTEIN CENTER Tickets Go On Sale Friday, April 29 at 10AM
• Concession deal to get vote
• Frontier creating 30 new jobs
• Deadline is May 6 for customer service award
• CITY POLICE
• Rain postpones Earth Week cleanup
• Hospital hires director of business development
• Candidates report money raised
• Job fair May 4 in Wyandot County
• Unemployment shrinks in Marion County
• For any prospective MTC students out there...if you are interested in getting more information about MTC, request a "personalized e-brochure" by filling out the form at this website:
• Report: Show us prison savings
• Veterans: 'War is no good'
• Galion hospital gets accreditation
• Barbershop extravaganza will feature Marionaires
• Lawsuit: Kasich's JobsOhio board unconstitutional
• Man bitten by dog dies
• Locals perplexed at Oak Harbor killings
• $3M bond set in stabbing case
• Don't forget...beginning Tuesday morning and running through Thursday evening, the MTC Chapter of The National Society of Leadership and Success is holding a food drive in the lobby of the TEC. If you are able, please bring in a few canned or boxed
• Do anything fun and/or interesting this weekend?
• Video Boot Camp coming up
• Students go on career hunt
• Kids fold in wishes for Japan
• Court Records
• Bill would allow immigration enforcement at local level
• Nuclear plant operator airs plan to control Japan crisis
• Kasich's plan cuts state payments for child care
• Ohio shale deposits hold potential for oil, gas, jobs
• Oak Harbor man kills family, self
• Contest showcases innovation
• Swavel is someone others follow
• Drive up, drop off
• Gannett announces Central Ohio award winners
• Exchange students bring lifetime friendship, culture
• Victim in fatal crash drove off road
• MGH honors physician
• Increase in fracking raises concerns
• Group cleared to continue fight of union law
• UPDATE: Fatal motorcycle crash
• Earth Day events start Tuesday
• Bogus inspectors' plan is to scam food operations
• Concession discussion with FOP units goes on
• Crawford County home closes
• Redistricting process beginning
• Probation office seeks drug trafficker
• Apply to become a MTC Student Ambassador for the '11-'12 academic year
• FRIDAY TRIVIA: If you have excess financial aid and are current in your classes, what week of each quarter does the Business Office send out checks?
• Marion kindergartners clean up school grounds
• Jobs spur return of event
• Audit points to lax fiscal control
• Professional coders chapter started in Marion
• Daniel named CEO for United Church Homes
• Pearl Roberts Award deadline is today
• Marion ABLE offers pre-college help
• Ohio lawmakers split vote over budget deal
• Congress OKs big budget cuts
• Cardington event is cancer patient's fundraiser
• Mayor, firefighters agree on cuts
• State audit cites Marion for fiscal control issues
• The following classes are cancelled for Thursday, April 14, 2011 English 290, 10 a.m.-12 p.m., Crosby - Morrill Hall, Room 245 English 590.08H, 1-3 p.m., Crosby - MR 245 - Morrill Hall, Room 245
• Don't forget to attend the Financial Aid Awareness presentation today at 1pm in TEC 112. By attending, you'll be able to enter to win a drawing for two tickets to a Clevland Indians game!
• It's official: 5 calamity days
• Students take art walk
• Firefighters make offer to mayor
• Senate OKs bill to allow concealed guns in Ohio bars
• Boehner's first 100 days end with drama
• Obama: Cut spending, raise taxes on the wealthy
• 'Marion's Future Story' topic for town hall meeting
• Send your events
• Congrats Susie Spettel, winner of the Tuesday Financial Aid Word Scrabble Puzzle. Today’s puzzle-“Financial Aid Trivia"; Thursdays puzzle-“Financial Aid Word Search”. All week – enter to win a chance for two $250 sch
• FINANCIAL AID AWARENESS WEEK: MTC awarded over 12.7 million dollars in financial aid last year. Don't forget to stop by the Financial Aid Awareness Week table today to complete the puzzle of the day and to enter your name in a drawing for a schol
• Schools have blood rivalry
• FBI report doubts Demjanjuk evidence
• Shamrock Vineyard wines win three medals
• Dayton shut out in space shuttle bids
• Ohio revenues up over estimates
• State OKs study of 309 relocation
• COMMISSIONERS REPORT
• Synagogue blast suspect charged with fleeing
• New battles in Libya, strains in NATO campaign
• Family gets settlement in elevator death
• Don't forget to stop by the Financial Aid Awareness Week table to enter a drawing for a scholarship and also to complete our daily puzzles for a chance to win a prize package...
• FINANCIAL AID AWARENESS WEEK: Did you know that students who file a FAFSA are 50% more likely to attend college?
• Marion City Council rejects municipal court clerk job in split vote
• Teacher firing case back in state court
• Want a block watch? Call!
• Warden: Dog dumping on rise
• Library marks 125 years
• POLICE BEAT
• Marion FOP: No more concessions
• United Way - National Volunteer Week 2011
• First Lady to promote military support
• Cardington man killed
• Budget stakes higher
• Financial Aid Awareness Week begins today and runs all week...stop by the financial aid information table to pick up information and to enter into a drawing for a scholarship...
• Turning Point cuts ribbon on homes for women in transition
• Ohio teacher firing case back in state court
• Debate brewing over proposal for Utah tar sands mine, first in U. S.
• Creators Guild learns about goats
• Thompson Street fire under investigation
• MARION MUNICIPAL COURT
• Obama to lay out plan for spending
• 'Safe, fun' club targeted to teens
• Gov.'s ed plan more than cuts
• Marion has a stake in upcoming May primary
• Marion Recreation Center preps children for fishing
• Maggie Dean determined to succeed
• Children Services gives thanks, releases numbers
• Abuse not always clear-cut, Children Services head says
• Ohio delegation splits vote over budget proposal
• Primary voting is under way
• SENIOR MENUS
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Opponents of new union law rally
• Tarina Rose leaves Red Cross after 10 years
• Gov. John Kasich says Ohio is prepared if gov't shuts down
• Patterson Street fire starts when no one was home
• Firefighter gets a shock at Newmans-Cardington Road farm house
• Three arrests made in theft, marijuana probe
• Tweaking the climate to save it: Who decides?
• POLICE BEAT
• Court hears arguments about Morrow Co. landfill
• Marion prison employees to get layoff notices
• Consolidation suggested in 9-1-1 dispute
• Firefighter shocked at Waldo house fire
• In order to get you warmed up for "Financial Aid Awareness Week" this coming week, here's a financial aid-related Friday Trivia question: How many FAFSAs has the MTC Financial Aid Office processed for the 2010-2011 school year? The perso
• Boys/girls club kicks off campaign
• Ohio insurers field $69M in claims from Feb. storms
• Rose resigns from Marion Red Cross
• Community garden needs gardeners
• Prospect pool to open June 4
• Memory screening offered Tuesday
• Firm in India halts sales of execution drug to U.S.
• Japan quake affects work in Bucyrus
• Marion County man charged in domestic violence, fire case
• Trooper at Marion post fired for 'improper contact' with woman
• Man accused of stabbing wife
• Marion man sought after woman hospitalized
• An Admissions Rep. from the University of Findlay will be in the TEC lobby today from 10-2. Stop by and check them out if you have any interest in going on to earn a bachelor's degree after you graduate from MTC.
• Elgin goes 'Into the Woods'
• Democrats back bill to allow recall of Kasich
• Historical Society seeks donations for rummage sale
• Adoption report: Do you have a home for Lindsay?
• Cici's awarded thousands for lost profits
• Initiative to help addicts get work
• Mayor asks for concessions
• Legislature OKs increase in snow days
• Interested in becoming a MTC Student Ambassador for the 2011-2012 year? Stop by the Office of Admission to pick up an application.
• Were you fooled or did you fool? Any good April Fools Day stories to tell?
• Marion unveils new approach to delinquent trash bills
• POLICE BEAT
• MARION COUNTY ARRAIGNMENTS
• Spring Fling benefits Popcorn scholarships
• Students to sing for funding
• Attorney declines county job
• The Ohio State Bank Launches Kasasa Cash Back and Kasasa Tunes
• Artisans build their own jewelry
• No charges against residents in OWN program
• Prospect farmer wins $2,500 for Waldo Firefighters Association
• LaRue under flood warning as Scioto inches up
• Marion City Council to consider bid for sidewalks
• Nunnally tells weather tales
• Marion police arrest drive-through burglary suspect
• Budget: Let's make a deal, soon
• Marion Centre being reappraised
• April meetings scheduled by Marion Township Trustees
• Kindergarten registrations set for local schools
• Summer and fall 2011 class schedule is now online!
• Those who speak for kids honored
• Official: City street fund cut will impact 'everything'
• MARION MUNICIPAL COURT RECORDS
• Boehner wants to pass spending cuts with GOP alone
• Lautenslager appointed to Eye to Eye board
• State budget answers bring questions for River Valley finances
• Ohio State Bank offers Kasasa
• TV 39 plans spring auction
• Library changes policy
• Flying Horse Farms ready to take off
• Elgin buildings' fates to be decided
• Elgin unveils new school design; opening in 2013
• Medical option prompts Medicare worries
• MGH's Beth Hoffman is 'Liaison of the Year'
• Still time to GOBA
• BIRTHS
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Jordon Herdman has the will to succeed
• Union law expected to influence races
• Mount Gilead speaker set for historical society banquet
• Northmor will raze elementaries
• Cardington family focus of fundraisers
• 18-year-old wanted for assault charge
• Schools likely to keep all-day kindergarten
• Felon wanted for probation violation
• MARION COUNTY INDICTMENTS
• Meeting set for review of county's sewer and water pollution status
• Panorama at high school
• For those of you looking to get more fit this spring and beyond, there is a new Weight Watchers 10-week session starting on Friday, April 15, at 9 a.m. If you are interested or would like to learn more about it, please call Vickie Axline at 740.389.4636
• FRIDAY TRIVIA: This picture is hanging up somewhere in the Technical Education Center. If you find it, you are the winner of this week's Friday Trivia contest. Look on the back of the photo once you find it for instructions on how to claim your wi
• Kasich signs Senate Bill 5
• 'In the Mood' brings Swing
• Northmor students present 'Sunshine'
• COSI ON WHEELS GOES WILD
• Officials back drug probe after 'Our America' episode
• County health ranking not so hot
• Lawyer hiring adds to county budget disputes
• County decision to hire full-time legal counsel sparks debate
• Lundquest receives award
• Pardon unlikely for sisters awaiting kidney transplant
• Boehner signals compromise in budget talks
• Ohio bargaining limits prevail; unions vow fight
• POLICE BEAT
• If you haven't already, check out MTC's new website: www.mtc.edu
• Prospect council presented power options
• Curbside yard waste pickup once a month
• Whirlpool files anti-dumping petition
• Children's festival is for family fun
• Marion police arrest theft suspect after long foot chase
• Schools get more funding data
• Operation Feed begins Friday
• Business, event and church cancellations for Marion County
• Recently released research findings by Ohio State Marion psychology professor, Dr. Tracy Tylka
• Lots of unfortunate things going on these days around the world, our country, state, and local community. What's something positive that is going on in your life?
• RELAXING AT THE RIDGEDALE TRACK MEET
• Community invited to plant pinwheels as abuse awareness
• Marion dad may get year in prison on drug charge
• Marion boy accidentally shoots grandpa while looking at gun
• Authorities looking for Marion man to serve jail sentence
• School districts learn how deep state cuts might be
• Loans still available for Marion County flood victims
• Senate Bill 5 revision protects death benefits
• Comedic tribute to Groucho Marx on April 1
• Students: Do you have questions about the new Ohio State partnership with Columbus State Community College Delaware Campus? Attend an information session Wednesday, March 30th, 12:30 p.m. at the Delaware Center, Room 217. Dean Rose along with other st
• Ohio House panel OKs public worker union bill
• CAMPUS COFFEE HOUSE SERIES: Music by Ethan Kellner Live music, free coffee, tea, and sweets outside Maynard Hall's east entrance, Wednesday, March 30, 4-5 p.m.
• Library Hours for Spring Quarter Monday - Thursday, 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Closed Saturday and Sunday Schedule changes will be posted. Library Service Center hours at the Delaware Center will be Mondays and Thursdays 11:30 a.m.– 4 p.m.
• Ohio town considers drug charges against Lisa Ling, crew
• Marion City Council puts weight behind Operation Feed
• Who's Your Study Buddy? Buy One, Get One Free Chipotle One day only, welcome to spring quarter special, with your BuckID When: Wednesday, March 30th, 11:00 am - 6:00 pm Who: Ohio State Marion students, faculty, and staff only How: Show your Buc
• Ham radio operators worried about losing band
• Official: Federal budget cuts would gut Ohio poison control centers
• Addict who robbed bank gets 8 yrs
• Kasich: Prison changes needed
• Hartshorn completes training course
• Wolfe Joins Marion General Hospital Hospice team
• American spending and incomes up in February
• Obama defends action in Libya
• Tax credit board postpones action on Whirlpool project
• House panel prepares changes to collective bargaining bill
• Marion Campus Public Safety Officer Brian Botkin receives a fond farewell from campus faculty and staff before he is reassigned to the Columbus Campus. He is also recognized for Distinguished Service by The Ohio State University Department of Public Ser
• Nothing quite like the first day of a new quarter...welcome back students! And for those of you graduating in June, this is your last quarter so make it a good one...
• Elgin mentors help fill gap
• Ohio AG supports regulating Internet cafe gaming
• Docs warn about Facebook use and teen depression
• Women take case against Wal-Mart to highest court
• MARION MUNICIPAL COURT RECORDS
• Investigation finds nuclear plant downplayed tsunami risk
• U.S. reducing naval firepower as NATO takes over in Libya
• Rec center: Chess anyone?
• League revives transparency effort
• Welcome back students!
• Thursday, April 28, 7:30 p.m. Friday, April 29, 7:30 p.m. Directed by Clare Cooke Orchestra Director, George Schram Vocal Director, Nathan Haubert Cast in alphabetical order: Brad Bebout, Joni Carlson, Bruce Cudd, John Garnes, Charles Groth, Andy Har
• What do you get when a group of undesirables look for love in the classifieds? Personals, a musical comedy coming to The Ohio State University at Marion's Morrill Hall Auditorium, Thursday, April 28, & Friday, April 29, 2011, 7:30 p.m. TICKETS
• What do you get when a group of undesirables look for love in the classifieds? Personals, a musical comedy coming to The Ohio State University at Marion's Morrill Hall Auditorium, Thursday, April 28, & Friday, April 29, 2011, 7:30 p.m. TICKETS
• What do you get when a group of undesirables look for love in the classifieds? Personals, a musical comedy coming to The Ohio State University at Marion's Morrill Hall Auditorium, Thursday, April 28, & Friday, April 29, 2011, 7:30 p.m. TICKETS
• What do you get when a group of undesirables look for love in the classifieds? Personals, a musical comedy coming to The Ohio State University at Marion's Morrill Hall Auditorium, Thursday, April 28, & Friday, April 29, 2011, 7:30 p.m. TICKETS
• Depot to be part of new golf concept in Gahanna
• Plan for prisons: ODRC talks concerns, statistics on privatizing facilities
• Palace starting new theater program called Kidz4Kidz
• One suspect injures officer, another crashes into cruiser
• Downtown art establishments launch new one-on-one classes
• Data paints a rosier jobs picture
• Star is committed to promoting jobs
• Jobs 101: Temp work driving growth
• Teen of the Month: Helping kids ahead for Kelsi Lauer
• Corrections employees ask questions at town hall meeting
• POLICE BEAT
• Sponsors sought for Hot Tamale Bicycle Tour
• Palace plans more opportunities for those who want to perform
• Domestic violence offender wanted
• Court, county resolve dispute
• Marion City Council to look at transit resolutions
• Radnor alumni plan banquet
• Baby Jessica turns 25, gains access to trust fund
• Cross-burning suspect pleads not guilty
• Marengo man charged in cross burning pleads not guilty
• Marion County jobless rate drops in Feb.
• FRIDAY TRIVIA: MTC's new website will be live soon. Do you know when? First person to answer correctly wins!
• What is Truth?
• House to reconvene union hearings
• Texas find suggests earlier settlers in N. America
• Pentagon halts work on jet's alternate engine
• Grand jury indicts man in policeman's death
• Lt. Gov. Taylor to speak at Marion County GOP dinner
• Red Cross to offer baby-sitter's training class
• Local school officials want more details about funding sources
• Kasich's team releases cheery part of grim school-aid picture
• Marengo man indicted in cross burning incident
• Medical supplies available if disaster strikes county
• You have to check this out...a rappin' granny
• An opportunity to brush up on your Marion history...
• 'Night at Heritage Hall' brings Marion history to life
• Victims' families: Demjanjuk should be convicted
• State says Ohio funeral home can't liquefy bodies
• Richland Twp. clean up April 9
• Fundraiser for Crider on Sunday
• Gadhafi forces roll back; rebels try to organize
• Film legend Elizabeth Taylor dies at 79 in L.A.
• Vote on Ohio 'heartbeat' abortion bill delayed
• Ohio House backs Teach for America
• Taft eyes 'Safe Routes' funding
• Rural King plans to open by July
• Careers in healthcare 2011 - by the Columbus Dispatch
• Tornado watch in effect until 9 p.m.
• Don't forget that you can use the "Discussion" section on the MTC Facebook page to coordinate the buying and selling of used books.
• Marion revenue trails expenditures
• New homes becoming a bad deal
• Police: Ohio dad had son join in at gang initiation
• FBI eyes cross-burning in prosperous California town
• $35K added to Marion County Courthouse improvement
• AFSCME teams up with owners to promote local small businesses
• Cardington-Lincoln is alive with 'The Sound of Music'
• Old Lowe's has a buyer; Rural King purchasing site
• Galion's Planned Parenthood to close
• Marion Job & Family Services: Covering basic needs a challenge
• Popcorn fest to laud Hollywood
• Old Lowe's has a buyer; Rural King purchasing site
• Ohio bill would require photo ID at the polls
• 3 teens dead in collision with truck in Tiffin
• Congratulations to our recent Ohio State graduates!
• To all Buckeyes on spring break...hope you are having a relaxing, enjoyable, yet safe experience. Spring quarter classes begin Monday, March 28.
• A group of Ohio State Marion staff members exercised their bodies and their need to give back to Ohio State by taking part in the 2011 Campus Campaign Fitness Walk. In year one, the purpose of the walk was two fold. First and foremost, to bring awarene
• Almost too quiet around here without students around...come back soon!
• Facebook helping find local scofflaws
• POLICE BEAT
• Disaster declaration means help for flooded Marion Co
• Marion Co burglary investigation leads to $32K, stolen pills, arrests
• Autopsy results yield murder, abuse charges for Marion man
• 3 Ohio teens dead in collision with semi
• Jury selected in Barry Bonds perjury trial
• Gilead Christian School presents play
• MARMET finds pills, makes arrests
• Director says Ohio prison sale would help avoid cuts
• Ohio EMA sets up flood assistance center in LaRue for loans
• Soldier killed in Afghanistan lived in Trotwood
• US offers loans in Ohio counties that flooded
• So what are everyone's plans for spring break?
• Hundreds mourn Ohio officer killed in shooting (videos)
• Nelson twins pay dad tribute
• MUNICIPAL COURT REPORT
• Gadhafi vows 'long war' as U.S., allies pound his forces from air and sea
• AT&T to buy T-Mobile for $39B, making it largest US cellphone co.
• States push harder for online sales tax collection
• Ohio Dems feeling revived
• Marion County Habitat for Humanity dedicates 23rd house
• Passing Pleasant fire levy would provide 24-hour staffing
• Q&A with Gunnar Nelson
• Marion Co. Farm Bureau connects and educates through breakfast
• Minority businesses in Marion struggle or thrive, but survive
• The Marion Y has a play date for you
• Partners pull off a Glass Act
• More than a budget: Gov. John Kasich aims to shake up Ohio governments
• Capital law students offer residents foreclosure help
• Ohio Rep. Jim Jordan discusses government spending, Senate race
• Battle against prescription abuse shifts focus
• 4 students selected as teens of the month
• Ohio minorities often create their own jobs
• Goodwill to have Easter event at bluefusion
• Super full moon to shine tonight
• ODNR looking for new wildlife officers
• Dialogue Night covers communication
• Arts Palace offers Kidz4Kidz
• Child's death leads to murder indictment
• Sale of two Marion prisons could boost tax revenue
• House takes break on union bill
• Community invited to Elgin school building update
• How did you manage stress during finals week? What are your "go-to" relievers? Enjoy your spring break!
• FRIDAY TRIVIA: What's the date and topic of the next "Build Your Own Business" Workshop? First Correct Answer wins!
• Ohio schools face reduced funding
• POLICE BEAT
• Pleasant musical at Palace
• Marion in spotlight for GOBA cycling tour
• Flood buckets to Green Camp
• Clinton: no-fly zone means bombing Libyan targets
• State to close seven tax centers, lay off employees
• Tips wanted to help find Marion probationer
• Northmor schools up for auction
• Marysville's Algaeventure to receive state loan
• Auditor's office conducting property reviews
• How do you think the Internet and media have changed the nature of bullying for today's kids? What are your kids saying? Is it as bad as the media has made it out to be?
• Cincy cab driver, passenger killed
• Japan nuclear incident causes concern over Davis-Besse safeguards
• Kasich wants to open parks to oil, gas drilling
• Palace show is tribute to Ricky Nelson
• Man wanted for burglary, assault
• Modern Woodmen laud Lundquest
• Zucker & Associates designated
• Marion SWCD plans tree sale
• River Valley board meeting
• Higher prices for food are about to get worse
• At what age do you feel appropriate for kids to get a cell phone?
• Tressel draws a crowd in Cardington
• Marion man admits to selling drugs, could serve 8 years
• Woman charged in fatal crash
• County park director resigns, cites lack of funds
• Kasich unveils budget that's 'reform-oriented'
• Local officials react to Kasich cuts
• POLICE BEAT
• Farmer's Share Breakfast planned
• Mitchell on state pharmacy board
• Crawford Park District seeks intern
• Going green on St. Patrick's Day
• Kingston names March employee
• MARION COUNTY INDICTMENTS
• Kasich's budget cuts local government fund in half
• Our heart breaks for the people in Japan. A reminder for all of us to be grateful for what we have. What are you most grateful for?
• Marion park district director stepping down
• Morrow County woman, 27, injured in morning crash on Ohio 314
• Meltdown threat rises at Japanese nuclear plant
• Suspect in fatal carjack captured in Memphis
• Repeat offender convicted of trafficking cocaine in Marion
• Man pleads guilty in murder-for-hire case
• Marion police recover car, find heroin
• Marion bar raided for gambling violations
• Marion mayor: No plans to open pool in 2011
• Youngstown couple jailed in Pa.
• Diamond, Cooper, Waits lead rock class
• Romine is ATHENA honoree
• Trella Romine wins Athena award
• Elgin headed 'Into the Woods' with Sondheim
• MARION MUNICIPAL COURT RECORDS
• 10,000 estimated dead in Japan
• Obesity rates hold steady for Ohio's third-graders
• Pension reform to affect public workers too
• Station 'has room to grow'
• Officer alerts students to online dangers
• Five in line for ATHENA Award
• Flooding forces out Foundations residents
• Teens and adults invited to talk
• SENIOR MENU
• For battered Japan, a new threat: nuclear meltdown
• Program aims to help fathers, children connect
• Tickets remain for Tressel visit
• Business improves, but job recovery remains slow in Ohio
• Work on medical facility halted
• Scioto River recedes, repairs continue
• 'Bugsy Malone' on stage tonight
• Pool money on Marion City Council agenda
• Marion lecture recital club goes dramatic
• Japan dealing with 'enormous damage'
• Driver cited for DUI in injury crash
• Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown's bill targets prescription drug theft
• 9-1-1
• County roads closed for work
• More snow... ugh! What are you most excited to do when the weather breaks?
• Census figures come with questions of accuracy
• Speaker not setting timetable for union bill
• DeWine: Ohio medical board must fight drug abuse harder
• Ohio executes inmate with new death penalty drug
• Ohio River flooding closes Cincinnati school
• Retirement plans for Ohio workers on the table
• Grant students to present 'Bugsy Malone'
• Harding club collecting jeans, giving back
• Ohio Lottery privatization under review
• Ohio House OKs increase in 'snow days'
• Ohio State Marion commercial to be aired during Friday - Sunday Big Ten Tourney and next weeks NCAA Tourney!
• Friday Trivia has a come a bit early this week. For this week's contest, here is the deal: This picture of Peanut is hanging somewhere in the Technical Education Center. To win some cool MTC stuff, you need to find this picture and take it to Rm.
• Ohio House approves increase in school 'snow days'
• Flood warnings continue to Friday afternoon
• Charges expected in Morrow County burned cross case
• Union asks council to oppose SB5
• Census: Marion Co up a bit
• Kasich plans town meeting
• Severe weather flips cars, rips roofs in Southeast
• Group's lawsuit seeks ouster of Ohio jobs chief
• Fire in central Pennsylvania farmhouse kills 7 children
• Ohio gives condemned better attorney access
• Ohio's rural, urban areas lose population to suburbs
• POLICE BEAT
• Homicide investigation continues
• The Ohio State University at Marion Five Nights on Campus series welcomes the Marion Harding Stardusters and the All-Star Reunion Band to the Morrill Hall Auditorium stage, Friday, March 11, 7:30 p.m. Tickets for the Harding Stardusters and the Harding
• Charges pending in Morrow County burned cross case
• Marion jobless rate edges up slightly in January
• Book fair going on in the Technical Education Center lobby today and tomorrow...check it out...
• Elgin closes again amid more rain
• Flood warning for Prospect; elsewhere, a watch
• Residents roll up sleeves
• Kasich pledges big changes to come, unions boo
• Will Marion juvenile facility to reopen as adult prison?
• Cemetery to remove decorations
• Friends of Iberia School to meet
• Police find field of money in U.S. 23 highway median
• Nation's population center shifts toward Southwest
• Moving Marion forward topic of League meeting
• Two injured during shooting incident released from hospital
• AFL-CIO asks Marion City Council to oppose SB5
• What does everyone think about the whole Jim Tressel NCAA violation thing?
• Ohio State Marion's "Spider Man" Dr. Richard Bradley featured in Columbus Dispatch article.
• A representative from the University of Findlay will be on campus today in the TEC building main lobby from 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. to answer your questions about transfer opportunities.
• Pomp, protests mix on day of Kasich's state of state speech
• Don't forget, tuition and fees are due this Thursday, March 10.
• Anger brews over government workers' benefits
• Flood assessments begin
• High water keeps Elgin closed
• Cops hunt for club shooters
• Pearl Roberts nominations sought
• Marion nursing agency passes state survey
• Libyan rebels stand in face of airstrikes
• POLICE BEAT
• Ordinance would put hospital rent into Marion pool appropriation
• Developmental disabilities agency has new superintendent
• Red Cross seeking info on property owners with flood damage
• So what's shakin' on this fine Monday morning? Lots of studying we assume, seeing as finals are right around the corner.
• Ohio House hearings on union bill to start Tuesday
• Conceal-carry permits fall in '10
• Winter snows bring spring flood risk in heartland
• Girl Scouts walkabouts bringing cookies
• Libya forces try to halt rebel move toward capital
• MUNICIPAL COURT RECORDS
• 1 dead, 2 injured in Marion motorcycle club shooting
• Relay for Life plans under way
• Meals on Wheels back on the road
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Be ready for cuts, Gillmor tells educators
• Show choirs to unite at Marion Palace Theatre
• Sweet home far away from work
• Commuters deal with gas prices, bad weather
• ATHENA reservation needed Monday
• Lots of history to see at Heritage Hall
• SENIOR MENU
• Scioto River on the rise again
• Police beat
• Shelter moves, cleanup continues
• Chase ends after armed standoff
• Dramatic drop seen in kids' ear infections; smoking decline may be a reason, researchers say
• Tucson shootings suspect indicted on new charges including murders of judge, Giffords aide
• Pro-Gadhafi forces crack down as at least 37 killed in fighting
• Boehner: House may sue to defend gay marriage law
• Dayspring Wesleyan opening preschool
• Marion Appliance had 28-year run
• Governor denies clemency
• Have a great weekend!
• Shelter to move from LaRue to Marion
• Ohio House hearings on union bill could take weeks
• Standoff ends without injury
• FRIDAY TRIVIA: When are spring quarter tuition and fees due?
• Marion-area roads and river report for Friday
• Ohio unemployment falls again, to 9.4 pct.
• Marengo family awakens to find burned cross in yard
• Sen. Gillmor predicts severe cuts to education
• Marion council candidate fails to make May ballot
• Voters to decide 2 fire levies
• Flooding fallout in forefront
• Ohio union bill speeds toward passage
• Commissioners approve waste containers Thursday
• Elgin superintendent hopes school can resume Monday
• WWII Marion on display at Heritage Hall
• Doctor, nurse save Ontario student in near-drowning
• LaRue church's youth team delivers holiday message
• Have a student loan? Have questions about repayment? To find out who your loan is through, check your credit report at www.annualcreditreport.com. This is a free service and will list all of your creditors and their contact information. You can also
• Let's try another fun question today...what's the most embarrasing song you have on your iPod or CD player?
• “Thursday's Luncheon Lecture Series” event, featuring the film “When I knew,” with Ohio State Marion counselor Jessica Shultz as the featured speaker. The event is Thursday, March 3, 12 noon in Morrill Hall 290, and via video
• Scioto River crests in Prospect
• Kling Trust ruling favors charities
• Supreme Court: Raucous funeral picketers allowed
• Proposed budget cuts target science
• Anti-abortion groups adopt in-your-face tactics
• Fire does $25,000 in damage to westside residence
• City not meeting health district funding obligation
• Social networking helps nab felon
• Senate passes bill restricting unions
• Man admits bilking $40K from 911
• Committee OKs no-strike bill
• Fire does $25K damage to westside home
• A look back in time: What posters did you have hanging on your bedroom walls when you were in high school?
• Flood warning continues for LaRue, Prospect
• UPDATE: High water road closings listed by ODOT
• Water receding in LaRue
• Flood cleanup begins
• Foundation awards as-needed grants
• Prospect zoning board to meet
• Prospect signs on for energy savings program
• Mobile home park threatened by 8-year-old driver
• Body of Bellefontaine man found in Tennessee
• Gillmor to discuss education Thursday at River Valley
• Changes proposed to union bill
• Union bill considered as critics protest
• Marion City Council de-appropriates $800K
• UPDATE: What roads are closed from high water?
• In LaRue, 12 displaced
• NWS flood warning extended for Prospect through Wednesday
• A rep. from Mount Vernon Nazarene University will be in the TEC lobby from 10-2 today for students interested in pursuing a bachelor's degree after you graduate from MTC.
• Latest Ohio State Marion news and information update
• River Valley school board pulls levy from May 3 ballot
• Flood wreaks havoc
• Calisolar tax break big step toward Ontario
• Arts Palace offers Second Saturday Art
• United Way hosting meeting Thursday
• HelpLine session offers suicide intervention education
• Water damage to be 'astronomical'
• Study: 700,000 visits to ER in a year for drug poisonings
• Deputy tells of surviving hail of bullets
• Morrow in state of emergency
• Students and Employees: Is the flooding impacting you in any way?
• Marion County flood warning extended to 9 p.m.
• MTC is teaming up with Microsoft to bring you innovative computer training programs for adults. This fun, new series is based on research that indicates how less tech-savvy adult computer users want to learn new computer skills. Check it out here:
• Women document nature with photos from Ohio trail
• Astronauts prepared for spacewalk
• Extreme adventure: Around the world in a Toyota Land Cruiser
• GOP governors undermine Obama
• Fire damages General Mills warehouse in Martel
• MARION MUNICIPAL COURT RECORDS
• Marion radio host shares thoughts on TV star
• Report: Taxes down in Ohio in 2009
• Black Heritage Council stresses education at annual banquet
• Billboard a memory and a warning
• Job fairs crucial for unemployed
• KidsFest packs 'em in
• Pleasant's Shockers will show rope skills to Cavs crowd
• Black Heritage Council names award winners
• What does your representative think of SB 5?
• Companies seek out workers at career expos
• Be ready for background checks by employers
• United Way funding meeting is March 16
• Brough earns child care credential
• Winter storm heads east
• POLICE BEAT
• Felon sought for sentencing
• Union fight spurs from local level
• Fire officials examine consolidation figures
• Club Reports
• White House chooses male social secretary
• Amish children die when buggy flips in Kentucky creek
• Breaking down Senate Bill 5
• Union groups blast Ohio collective bargaining bill
• State officials say Ohio flu season peaking
• Snow, wind posing a challenge to Marion plow crews
• Ohio State Marion and the Delaware Center are now both closed, updated 2-25, 7:22 a.m.
• The Ohio State University Delaware Center is now closed, Friday, February 25, 2011.
• Marion Star staffers are finalists in AP contest
• ATTENTION: Marion Technical College will be CLOSED today - Friday, February 25th! Stay safe and warm!
• Crosswood UMC hosting piano concert
• Throngs view space shuttle Discovery's last launch
• Cardington church is Word Alone outgrowth
• ATHENA winner to be named at March 14 luncheon
• Governor touts 'charter universities'
• State auditor releases Fort Morrow report
• Mystery man may be fire hero
• Ridgedale's Wizard at Palace
• Snow storm coming our way; weather warning in effect
• ATTENTION: The VEX Robotics Competition that was scheduled for tomorrow, Friday February 25th, has been postponed to Friday March 4th.
• Did anyone get any good job leads at the Career and Education Fair?
• "If you’re a Buckeye at Ohio State's Delaware Center, you can continue to be a Buckeye on the Columbus State Delaware Campus or at Ohio State Marion." These are Ohio State classes taught by Ohio State faculty.
• Student ID office will be closed today, Thursday, February 24 for updates. Sorry for any inconvenience.
• Police: Blood found in missing Ohio couple's car
• Ohio considers $10 hike in vehicle title fee
• Schools offer food choices
• Parrott, Ridge join hospital board
• Ohio Senate to alter bill to allow wage bargaining
• Marion chiropractor writes book
• Marion bank selects new president
• Police Beat
• State building inspector visits Prospect
• Richardson had prior record
• Waldo project gets $2.6 million
• Marion Campus Career & Education Fair, Thursday, February 24, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. in the Alber Student Center. This event is free and open to the public.
• Marion Campus Career & Education Fair, Thursday, February 24, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. in the Alber Student Center. This event is free and open to the public.
• In this story, Ohio State Marion Professor of Economics, Hassan Aly shares his thoughts on the Libyan Uprising.
• As over 40% of OSU Marion and Delaware Center students receive Federal Pell grants, I would strongly encourage you to read more about the cuts recently proposed by the U.S. House of Representatives at: in the “This Week in the News” section
• Assuming we can keep things respectful on here, what are your thoughts on SB 5?
• Ides of March to perform at Palace
• Locals join SB5 protest
• Time important when heart attacks happen
• Joband Family services office closed Friday
• Monthly meeting of Conservancy District Monday
• Pleasant park meeting is March 3
• Green Camp 2011 Budget available March 7
• Statehouse re-opened for union bill hearing
• Girl held captive by Mt. Vernon family's killer speaks out
• $800K in cuts headed to council
• Nevada fire: Couple didn't know dead man found in house
• For those of you who have kids, what's one of the funniest things they have ever said?
• City schools cut 50 positions
• MGH telemed helps stroke care
• MRDD board meeting in special session tonight
• Hundreds protest collective bargaining bill
• Ohio gets new drug abuse task force
• If unrest spreads, gas may hit $5 a gallon
• How a traffic accident goes from bad to worse in 3 seconds
• Trash searched for clues about missing Bellefontaine couple
• DKMM board of directors to meet in Delaware today
• Click the link below for a list of individual class cancellations Monday evening.
• Former Marion Harding High School student talks about her Early College experience with MTC...
• Watch and listen to how Early College partnerships between MTC and local high schools assist students and improve communities...
• Have you said thank you to an engineer lately? If not, here is your chance...it's National Engineers Week!
• Effort to save Iberia school needs tenants
• Cause of fatal fire unknown
• Corn toss offers chance to help, have fun
• Appeals court including Ohio 0-for-15 in Supreme Court rulings
• Municipal Court Records
• Is Boehner pushing Congress toward a government shutdown?
• Marion boy towers over Columbus
• Collective bargaining debate heats up
• Collective bargaining 101
• As private pay plummets, public pay in Ohio increases
• Broken budgets
• SENIOR MENUS
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Bill proposes drug testing for assistance recipients
• CDC report: Inactivity highest in Southern, Appalachian states
• Fire kills two in Wyandot County
• OSUM diversity coordinator talks about growing up black
• Columbus woman indicted on 29 counts
• Female jogger assaulted in Chateau area
• New AFL-CIO president got start in Marion
• No contest plea in Muskingum County bus fatal
• Dead geese puzzle wildlife officials
• Bill to ban texting while driving introduced
• Have a wonderful weekend!
• FRIDAY TRIVIA: What ACT score does MTC's Criminal Justice program require for admission?
• Experts: To keep away tooth decay, start early
• Pleasant drops ballot request
• Pleasant drops ballot request
• Crowds descend as Ohio debates union overhaul
• Utility pole falls on Mount Vernon Avenue
• Work will close part of Merchant Ave.
• Morral to do sewer study
• Violator wanted since 1987
• POLICE BEAT
• Grants help upgrade equipment
• Prepare for the GED or simply brush up on your math skills...either way, ABLE is here to help:
• ABLE offers help on Ohio Grad Tests
• MTC nursing to have accreditation review
• $100M donated to Ohio State
• Galion graduate helped young man shot at Easton
• Marion man wanted for violating court order
• Judge Rogers hears Supreme Court case
• Marion Y offers Drums Alive
• Tri-Rivers pulls levy from ballot
• Bumpity-bump: Potholes signal spring
• Recital Club's Valentine celebration is Sunday
• Looking for a job? Over 50 employers will be at the Marion Campus Career & Education Fair next week:
• Watch Les Wexner and President Gee discuss the gift live at 11 a.m. today (2/16) on RealPlayer ( or Windows Media (
• With $100 million, Class of 1959 alum Les Wexner makes the largest philanthropic gift in university history. Find out what Ohio State means to Wexner--and tell us what it means to you. Get details at tell us what Ohio State means to you.
• 5 teachers lose jobs if RV levy fails
• Tressel to speak at benefit
• Home Schooling: Tri-Rivers students build house
• Mom finally learns missing son's fate
• Repeat child abuser gets 8 years
• Marion city departments have varied Presidents Day hours
• Sign up for Squadron's safe boating certification course
• Deer causes wreck, two drivers injured
• Commissioners rescind payment made without court authorization
• Marion Campus Career & Education Fair, Thursday, February 24, 10-2 p.m. Interview tip #1 - Come dressed for success!
• Help fight cancer by being a study participant. Learn more at You can also contact Cindy Harris at harrisc9014@mtc.edu for more details.
• Agencies brace for deep funding cuts
• 911 upgrades needed, but how to pay?
• Help Primrose residents plant pansies
• Civil War medical program is Feb. 24
• River Valley to discuss cutting 5 jobs
• Landlords trash bill collection tactic
• Deputies make arrests in purse snatching
• POLICE BEAT
• Kasich appoints Matthews to state post
• Marion Campus Career & Education Fair, Thursday, February 24, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. in the Alber Student Center. This event is free and open to the public!
• Happy Valentines Day! Any special plans with your families/friends?
• Big hearts bring smiles to patients
• Gobs of help needed for GOBA
• MARION MUNICIPAL COURT RECORDS JAN. 18
• Rural post offices on notice
• More Ohio students get reduced-price school lunch
• Teen critical after shooting at Easton mall
• Q&A: Accountability measures in the JobsOhio bill
• Kids learn the magic words: 9-1-1
• 21st annual Mall Walk
• Rail trail work progresses with help from volunteers
• Private-sector unions slipping into irrelevance
• Marion takes new approach on delinquent trash payments
• States' offer of tax breaks no guarantee for jobs
• Kevin Keith defense team mum on dive team findings
• Marion Star Media and Yahoo teaming up
• Be careful what you put on your resume
• Obama wields scalpel to trim budget
• Obama salutes Egypt change
• Kids home and bored? To the kitchen with them
• Check out these pet possibilities at humane society
• Marion Technical College reports progress on health building
• Movement to change poverty in Marion grows
• Felony cases win Marion trooper award
• $2.5 million settlement in fatal shooting
• Gas explosion seen and heard for miles
• Unlicensed vehicles, generator discussed by Prospect council
• Community kicks off Black History Month
• FRIDAY TRIVIA: List the dates for each of the spring '11 registration groups: 1. Online reg. for continuing students w/ 64+ credits before WI'11 2. Online reg. for continuing students w/ 32+ credits before WI'11 3. Online reg. for conti
• Deadline for all current and prospective students to complete important financial aid/scholarship applications for 2011-2012 academic year is fast approaching. February 15, 2011 is the deadline.
• Pictures from The Ohio State University's Medical Center expansion, a $1 billion project that represents one of the largest job-generating initiatives in Ohio’s history and will result in the creation of 10,000 full-time jobs.
• Pictures from The Ohio State University's Medical Center expansion, a $1 billion project that represents one of the largest job-generating initiatives in Ohio’s history and will result in the creation of 10,000 full-time jobs.
• Ohio State lucky to have the sharp shooter from Upper Sandusky. Upper Sandusky is a Buckeye town!
• Cardington-Lincoln teacher accused of inappropriate texting
• Marion County superintendent retiring
• Mayor's veto of aquatic center stands
• POLICE BEAT
• Singing Valentines available
• Love INC celebrates 20 years
• Friends of Iberia School to meet
• BC graduate new head of Galion historical society
• Entertainment lineup grows for Pancake Day
• Bill aims to shut down Ohio 'pill mills'
• Quiet day on campus...anything exciting going on?
• Attending College in 2011-12 academic year? Deadline for Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and Marion Campus Scholarship Application due February 15, 2011.
• Unions oppose plans to overhaul Ohio's collective bargaining laws
• Simon shows promise laughter at Palace
• Ohio State, Columbus State announce collaboration
• Farm program enrollment under way
• City fire department to receive grant for equipment
• College aid deadline is near
• Service reminds farmers of program compliance
• Disaster programs available to local farmers
• Buy One burrito, Get One burrito free at Chipotle today for MTC students and staff...go fill up!
• Uploaded some new pictures of the Health Technologies Center...it's really coming along
• To be finished some time in 2011...
• The Guthery Community Room in Ohio State Marion's Maynard Hall served as host for the 2011 Marion County Spelling Bee. Congratulations to all those who participated and Pleasant 8th grader Grant Wilson, this year's winner.
• County homes deal with funding problems
• Pleasant student wins spelling bee
• No appeals left for 1987 Marion killer
• FOR THE RECORD
• Pleasant school board will meet
• Marion City Council to discuss pool veto
• Marion County grand jury indicts 10 people
• 3 arrested in Marion drug raids
• Marion poverty meeting set for Thursday
• Man sought on 4 warrants
• Welcome new members of the MTC chapter of The National Society of Leadership and Success
• MTC is hosting the annual online auction to benefit Heart of Ohio Mentoring and the Miss Popcorn Scholarship Program. The auction, available at includes Valentine baskets for all ages. Auction ends at 4pm today.
• TICKETS WILL GO ON SALE NEXT WEDNESDAY (Feb. 16 at 10AM) for MAY 10 at 7:30PM - NATIONWIDE ARENA For more information on all things Bon Jovi, visit www.BonJovi.com. Tickets ($129.50, $79.50, $49.50, $39.50, $29.50 & $19.50) GO ON SALE WEDNESDAY, F
• Marion General Hospital receives imaging accreditation
• Sika invests $4M in Marion facility
• Money worries dominate council committee talks
• Black History Month's events to include dance
• Kiwanis Club to throw Pancake Party
• Cudd, Stanley join Health Care Plus
• Turn in community needs survey
• Red Cross sets blood drives for February
• Grand Township trustees to meet
• Updated Marion Campus News & Information for students, faculty, staff and the campus community at large.
• If you haven't already filled it out and you are intending on enrolling spring quarter '11, you need to get the FAFSA filled out by tomorrow, Tuesday February 8. Contact our Office of Financial Aid if you need assistance filling it out.
• Weather can't ruin Catholic Schools Week
• Life after Haiti: Big, different, safe
• Many Ohio colleges get more donations
• Therapist gives teens advice on relationships
• MARION MUNICIPAL COURT RECORDS
• Basketball Bucks now 24-0 with a week to prepare for Wisconsin!
• Do jobs bring workers or do workers bring jobs?
• Marion City Council to consider overriding veto
• Ohio State Marion professor proud of Egyptian protesters
• Sometimes you have to go where the jobs are
• What are Marion County legislators working on?
• He's a take-charge type to admire
• Learn to avoid these job search mistakes
• Aerospace business big for Ohio
• Education means more mobility as grads leave
• Sycamore student stays in Cairo during protests
• Salt Rock firefighters get equipment grant
• Winter storms sap supplies
• Primary election includes three contested races
• Local casts bring Neil Simon comedies to Marion Palace Theatre
• State's new homeland security director is graduate of Harding High School
• Budget review on Marion City Council's Finance Committee agenda
• Marion Community Foundation offers online scholarship applications
• POLICE BEAT
• Spring '11 class schedule now available online:
• FRIDAY TRIVIA: In the history of the Super Bowl, who has rushed for the most yards during an individual Super Bowl game? Name the player and how many yards they rushed for during the game. Good luck!
• Firefighters customize truck, save money
• Alleged thief caught with jewelry
• Marion author says think BIG for kids
• Woman injured in rollover crash
• Court squashes Keith's appeal for new trial
• Wyandot Inc. announces promotions
• Pastor Dennis leading Cardington church
• Weather causes filing deadline to be extended
• PNC accepts arts grant applications
• If you are having issues getting to campus today, please contact your instructors and let them know.
• Good news for those of you looking for a job...
• ATTENTION: MTC is open today. See you in class!
• As of 6:08 a.m. campus is open.
• Weather, ice present safety issues
• Ice covers Marion, Chuck predicts spring
• Plan to run? Hurry! Deadline is today
• Check here Thursday morning and/or visit: www.osumarion.osu.edu for campus winter weather status updates and potential individual class cancellations.
• O-H-I-O, taken during a winter hike. Share your pride:
• MTC in the news:
• Marion official: 'It's a mess out there'
• Schools trying to sweeten levy deals
• Good news from Chuck: Early spring
• The Ohio State University at Marion and the Delaware Center are closed Wednesday, February 2, no classes, all offices closed.
• ATTENTION: Marion Technical College will be closed Wednesday, February 2nd due to weather - Be Safe Friends!
• United Way of Marion County News - Annual Meeting Postponed
• Pre-school meet and greet set
• Board names new member
• Palace hosting Bruce Springsteen portrayal
• POLICE BEAT
• CPR training classes scheduled this month
• Health district warns of illegal tattoo, body piercing operations
• As of 8:53 p.m. Tuesday evening, there were no reports of individual class cancellations or campus open/closing status updates for Wednesday, February 2. Please check back Wednesday morning for potential updated information.
• CANCELLED FOR TONIGHT, RESCHEDULED FOR 2-8-11 Ohio State Marion's Science Cafe Crawford County Megafauna: Mastodon Mystery, originally scheduled for Tuesday, February 1, 7 p.m. at downtown Marion's Infinity Restaurant, has been rescheduled for
• Road crews out early with salt and grit
• Waldo wastewater project proceeds
• Pleasant requesting income tax in May
• The Ohio State University at Marion is closed today. Tuesday, February 1, No classes and all offices closed.
• ATTENTION: Marion Technical College will be closed today due to weather.
• LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF
• Buckeyes lead the nation in another important statistic, the battle against cancer.
• For all you wannabe X-ray techs, don't forget that the application deadline for the Radiography program is April 1, 2011. Contact Director Deb Myers for an application: myersd@mtc.edu
• Click this link for updated class cancellations as they happen.
• Please keep a close eye on potential winter weather closings and class cancellations Monday night through Wednesday as a major winter storm approaches our area.
• Did you hear about what supposedly is a massive snow storm coming our way? Do you think it's over-hyped or not?
• Math 106 & 104 with Braumiller and Music 250 & 252 (Marion & Delaware) with Wilson are cancelled for today, Monday, January 31, 2011.
• Forecasters say snow is coming
• MARION MUNICIPAL COURT RECORDS
• Mentoring program grows at Grant
• Morrow County deputy gets nat'l honor
• Group hopes to save Iberia School
• A certificate or associate degree can open a lot of doors (for a lot less $)
• One man's weight loss is a way of life
• Higher education key to job prosperity
• When retiring means giving back
• Volunteers support education for Marion General Hospital staff
• BIRTH
• SENIOR MENUS
• VITAL STATISTICS
• GOP effort to repeal Ohio estate tax raises debate
• Buckeye Chuck to appear here Wednesday
• Marion Catholic senior Shelbi Turner pushes herself to be her best
• Are you doing your own taxes this year?
• Lawmakers seek comp time for small firms
• Marion County sales tax overage began in 2001
• County bids out traffic light at Ohio 95, University Drive
• Intersection of Blaine and Bellefontaine avenues to close Tuesday
• Execution-drug shortage is widespread in United States
• Groups approve Ohio plan to attack lake's algae
• Right to death chamber lawyer is upheld
• Ohio teachers' board votes to raise retirement age
• Have a great weekend!
• FRIDAY TRIVIA: What is the real life name and age of the person who played the little kid in the Jerry McGuire movie who famously said "the human head weighs 8 pounds"?
• River Valley will try again in May
• Mall Walk slated for Feb. 12
• OhioHealth listed in top 100
• Marion SWCD board organizes
• Get a pet at the Marion Area Humane Society
• Teacher in Space participant still ambassador for exploration
• Fluoridated water: Safe or waste?
• County must pay back $214K in sales tax
• Foundations to build a great church
• Need help filling out your FAFSA? Come to the MTC/OSUM FAFSA Completion Night event this evening from 5:30-8:30. To register for free call 740-725-6242...
• Black History Month kickoff is Sunday
• Minority commission continues work
• POLICE BEAT
• Fire in engine compartment destroys car
• Green Alcoa bins to help schools' green efforts
• Bold faith, spunk marked Hannah's journey
• Mayor: Minimizing service cuts is priority
• Veterans offered free tickets for Shakespeare production at Palace
• Workshop for ACT is Feb. 5
• TODAY BLOOD DRIVE - Alber Student Center Lobby, Wednesday, January 26, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Enter to win free groceries for a year from Kroger. If you last donated on or before December 1, you may be eligible to donate.
• Sheriff's office agrees to possible furlough
• River Valley school board to discuss levy
• Marge Clark counseling office moves
• Alber Enterprise offers online paralegal course
• Elgin hopes to avoid building sewage plant
• Wear red for heart healthy lunch
• Heroin, prescription deaths rise in 2009
• Beginning spring quarter '11, MTC will no longer mail out paper financial statements to students. You can check your statement by going online to MyMTC or by stopping by the Business Office.
• The Cornfield Review: Online is accepting submissions in new media formats. Please submit your audio, video, animations, hypertext, web pages, video games, text art, or any other creative works. Deadline for submission is Monday, February 14th. Now you
• The Cornfield Review is now accepting submissions. All submissions will be welcomed and considered for publication. Please send your original poetry, prose, creative nonfiction, art, and photos. Deadline for submission is Monday, February 14th. Now you
• History 151, History 557 with Sumner & Philosophy 130 with Scharp are cancelled for Tuesday, January 25, 2011. Click the link below for details.
• Who is going to win the Super Bowl...Steelers or Packers?
• Schertzer will veto new pool ordinance
• Train blew whistle; man kept walking
• FirstEnergy promotes Green
• Marion firm joins GPD Group
• MARION COUNTY ARRAIGNMENTS
• Funeral home dog a surprise to some, comfort to most
• Free web training at library
• Police department uses Facebook
• High-tech gadgets help math students
• FOR THE RECORD
• Marion police try to find why man was on train tracks
• See what great events are happening at Ohio State/Ohio State Marion in the next 3 weeks!
• Check out the new video..."What it means to be a Buckeye." on our facebook page!
• With application deadlines right around the corner, it’s time to decide if Ohio State is right for you. Take a few minutes to imagine yourself a Buckeye. Autumn 2011 application deadlines: • Columbus campus: February 1, 2011 • Regional
• "What it means to be a Buckeye" “Jump in. Do what you can. Dream big. Use this university to make those dreams come true.” —Undergrad Alexa Odom
• BLOOD DRIVE - Alber Student Center Lobby, Wednesday, January 26, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. To schedule an appointment call Dave Beckel at (740) 389-6786 ext. 56226. Enter to win free groceries for a year from Kroger. If you last donated on or before December 1,
• Are you an adult who has been out of school for a while but thinking about going back to college? Come to our Adult Student Visit Night...
• Adult Student Visit Night...sign up here:
• Morrow GOP to discuss indictment
• River Valley the destination for ImagiNation
• COURT RECORDS
• Educators present strategy to improve
• Leap, twist, slide ... pant, pant!
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Students' success starts with opportunity
• Christmas spirit right at home in Marion in 1939
• Vital signs
• BIRTHS
• SENIOR MENUS
• Cooperation or confrontation?
• Marion assessment targets community needs
• Man in custody after stabbing police dog
• Plea change allowed in alleged census worker attack
• Superintendents: Calamity day legislation off mark
• Damages in Ashland fire more than $5 million
• EPA clears Galion creek after oil spill
• Bucyrus authorities, Secret Service looking into counterfeit bills
• MARION COUNTY INDICTMENTS
• Pleasant plans to try again for income tax
• Have a great weekend and stay warm!
• Friday Trivia: For today's contest, we want to hear your feedback with respect to the Academic Advising question posed below. Everyone who answers the question and gives us some feedback by 3pm today will be entered into a drawing for some MTC stuf
• Tri-Rivers going back to voters in May
• POLICE BEAT
• Prospect council discusses land options
• Marion campus hosting Career Fair in February
• Fed grants to buy 2 new fire trucks
• Brothers may face weapons charges
• Strengthening Families sessions offered
• Ashland fire leaves workers in limbo
• Fuel oil spills into stream near Galion
• MTC is brainstorming ways in which we can improve our Academic Advising system. What are your thoughts?
• Students & Prospective Students: FAFSA/Marion Campus Scholarship Application Deadline for 2011-2012 academic year is Tuesday, February 15.
• The Harding Symposium at Ohio State Marion presents The Music of Florence Harding tonight 7:3o p.m., Morrill Hall Auditorium.
• Humane Society has pets available
• Commissioner denies downloading porn
• Brothers in jail after Wednesday shooting
• School schedules Tasting Bee
• Rickey-Robinson week features book signing
• Ohio appeals court rules in fake child porn case
• Fatal Bucyrus fire probe involves 8 agencies
• Ice blamed for injury crash
• Sparta child killed in crash
• UPDATE: Argument between brothers ends in Marion shooting
• A representative from Franklin University will be on campus in the TEC building east lobby today from 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. to answer your questions about transfer opportunities. If you can't make it today but want to speak to David Kerr, please sen
• Tax revenue loss worries township
• Winter Hike thrills Scouts
• Bids for new pool head for council
• Solid waste district office will stay put
• Investigators seek help in solving fire
• Fire department: Electrical problems caused Ethel St. fire
• Interested in starting your own business? Check this out:
• MLK Day puts kids' talents on display
• MLK march becomes call for civility
• Weekend blaze kills pets, displaces family
• Get skills to pay the bills
• Huber Street eyesore coming down soon
• Responsibility, love part of King's 'dream'
• MUNICIPAL COURT RECORDS
• Panel aims to ensure kids ready for school
• From father to son, business is steady
• Past cuts continue to weigh on Elgin
• Foreclosures hitting the 'new poor'
• You can find life lessons almost anywhere
• Shakespeare comedy coming to Palace
• Mismatched socks aren't necessarily a bad thing
• BIRTHS
• SENIOR MENUS
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Constant networking can pay off
• CB radio chat leads to arrest of Terrance Welch Jr.
• Fundraiser planned for mother of 3 killed in Bucyrus fire
• Television tells story of Patti Adkins
• Suspect kicks officer, eats drugs
• No sale: Marion Centre attracts no bids
• POLICE BEAT
• Donations needed for Marion Red Cross for service to continue
• Displaced Bucyrus family trying to recover from Thursday night blaze
• Poll: Certainty about equality has not changed since 2006
• Galion police seek robber of East Side Carryout
• Have a wonderful weekend!
• FRIDAY TRIVIA: Can you name all the public two-year colleges in the state of Ohio? First person to answer correctly wins. Ready, set, go!
• Katie Chivington appointed to RV board
• Thursday fire destroys vacant house
• An Open Door to help Wyandot Co. families
• Comprehensive Social Service Plan hearing is Thursday
• Governor wants Ohio to be 'reform-oriented' in health care
• Marion commissioners honor Eagle Scout
• Tourney divisions could change for Ohio schools
• MLK Day kicks off series of observances
• Are any of you good at sales and looking for a job? Marion Online is hiring...
• Mount Vernon Nazarene University is in the lobby of the Technical Education Center today. For those of you interested in pursuing a bachelor's degree after you graduate from MTC, stop by and check them out!
• Judges argue case for more funding
• Children services gets new director
• Weather brings early school closings
• Marion area blood drives for January
• Study offers suggestions to deal with gout
• New birth record database offers wider availability
• Galion police seek shooting suspect
• POLICE BEAT
• Salvation Army offers free tax filing assistance
• Mount Vernon school board fires teacher in crosses case
• “Ohio State is the largest, most prominent land-grant institution in the country. It is our calling and our duty to connect the institution with the hearts and minds and lives of Ohioans in every county in the state. Indeed, the state of Ohio is o
• Check the link below for a listing of individual class cancellations for Tuesday, Jan 11. As of 1:37 p.m. campus remains open and all classes not listed on the cancelled classes link are in session.
• So what's all this talk about snow?
• INVOLVED IN OUR COMMUNITY Ohio State Marion Science Lab Director Carol Bowman, was sworn in Friday, January 7, 2011 for a 3 year term as a Marion County Park District Commissioner. She has been serving in this capacity for the past year filling an incom
• Council OKs more debt for new pool
• Aging council meetings set
• Marion Township reorganizes
• Skinner awarded honorary degree
• OSU studies symptoms of cat stress
• MARION COUNTY ARRAIGNMENTS
• Parrott new Wyandot president
• Imaging center announces caretaker for records
• How should these resources be developed?
• Kasich takes helm
• Ohio State Marion's Chris Trapp featured in onCampus Top Spot
• Marion Campus Career and Education Fair: 2-24-11 from 10am – 2pm in the Alber Student Center. This even is being coordinated by MTC Works!, OSUM Career Services, Marion Connections, and the Center for Workforce Development. If you are an employer
• Employment is top job for Ohio
• MUNICIPAL COURT RECORDS
• Sheriff looks at expanded aircraft program
• Exams stand between aides and jobs
• Local resident Marijane Brown has an eye for eagles
• John Kasich aims for 'New Day' in Ohio
• Raptors on view in Marion County
• Elgin reports building project on schedule
• Foundation to follow policy in distributing Kling scholarships
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Grants to help Ohio vineyards grow
• Ohio museum wraps up move of mastodon skeleton
• Guns in kids' bedrooms? Hunting town approves
• Marion Catholic has 2 top teens
• University Center Imaging closed; patient records available through Jan. 14
• Marion County Board of Developmental Disabilities to organize
• 2 Republicans plan to run for mayor
• Volunteer firefighter indicted on theft charges
• Divers: 1811 wreck of Perry ship found off R.I.
• Park Street closing
• POLICE BEAT
• MARION COUNTY INDICTMENTS
• Have a safe weekend and stay warm!
• Friday Trivia: When is the financial aid deadline for spring quarter '11? Whoever answers closest to 4pm today wins! Good luck...
• Marion Co. listed in air pollution report
• Judges order raise for court employees
• POLICE BEAT
• Ringer new director for Children Services
• OSUM to present Harding history through music
• Crash leaves utility pole dangling
• Recreation Unlimited sets 'Vine' fundraiser
• Hoffman pleads guilty to Knox Co. triple murder
• GOP chooses Hines for open council seat
• Marion Harding seeking new head football coach
• Winter quarter just started, but for those of you thinking about starting here at MTC during spring quarter, get working on your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) now! www.fafsa.gov
• Kling Trust dissolved, assets distributed
• Red Cross to offer First Aid, CPR/AED training
• New Year ... new pet?
• Library selling off artwork collection
• County reps sworn in
• New prisons chief got start in Marion
• Thurs., Jan. 6 Science Café delves into the topic of genetic switches. Ohio State Marion's Science Café is a free monthly community discussion on topical issues of science.
• Campus Coffee House Series opens 4 p.m. today, Alber Student Center.
• An acoustic blend of talent & taste - free coffee, sweet music, and treats in the Alber Student 4 p.m. today! Today's performer: Marcus Nicolosi
• What's your most interesting class this quarter?
• Hoffman charged; death penalty off table
• Saturday Gospelfest to kick off MLK events
• Meigs County man facing cocaine trafficking charges
• Uncle: Firewood spat came before Ohio mom killed
• Pleasant Trustees schedule two meetings
• Genetic switches topic of Thursday Science Cafe
• Big Island financial report available
• Green Camp Township officers elected for 2011
• Workforce development featured topic for women's business luncheon
• Hall & Oates bandmate Lewis returning
• Did you or anyone you know come to know about MTC or consider enrolling at MTC because of your interaction with the College via social media (e.g. Facebook, blog, Twitter, YouTube, etc.)?
• Firm makes sales pitch to city council
• POLICE BEAT
• Ohio grower groups unite
• Depression different than 'down in the dumps'
• 10-year-old charged with murdering his mother
• Officers for 2011 selected for Youth Foundation
• Olentangy Watershed topic for public forum
• Teen must make restitution for damage
• Volunteer firefighter accused of $28K theft
• Show the MTC bloggers some love by visiting the MTC Insider and reading their most recent posts:
• Here are some activities going on at the Student Center this term: -6 week muscle toning workout starting Jan 10th on Mondays from 5:30-6:30 pm -Girls Rec. Basketball begins Jan 5th Wednesdays from 5:45 to 8:15 pm -Dodgeball Tournament is planned for J
• Grammy nominated country artists The Band Perry coming to Marion Palace on Jan. 8, 8 p.m.!
• Welcome back students!
• Welcome back students...have a great winter term!
• Paige rendering earns spot in exhibit
• More qualify for food aid, but few can make it last
• One week after blizzard, NYC garbage is piled high
• Higher prices predicted at gas pump
• Dead suspect in trailer park shootout identified
• State's collective bargaining won't go down without a fight
• MARION MUNICIPAL COURT RECORDS
• Police arrest suspects in armed robbery at drive-through
• 2011 focus: recruitment & voter registration
• 2010 in review: Year marked by hopeful beginnings, painful tragedy
• Buckeyes' punishment seems excessive
• The Band Perry bringing country hits to Palace
• Seniors turn out to appeal Marion Senior Center cuts
• 2011 - Can you guess the future?
• SENIOR MENU
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Halloween Parade in 1952 sponsored by Fraternal Order of Police
• Time Warner, Sinclair reach extension through Jan. 14
• Camera club snaps nature, memories
• State program reimburses employers for training costs
• River Valley continues search for board member
• 2011 Marion County budget finalized
• Kingston residents play Secret Santa for preschoolers
• Police arrest vandals for car damage
• Kingston names employee of December
• New county boss looks to restore trust
• Firefighters save dog from pond
• Authorities crack down on flea market fakes
• Magnitude 3.8 earthquake rattles Indiana, Ohio
• Christmas tree blaze one of 3 fires in Morrow Co. this month
• Campus News & Information Updated 12-30-10
• Have a safe and happy new year!
• FRIDAY TRIVIA: Know someone who's been thinking of attending college but hasn't done so? Get them to email an Admission Counselor at chapmanm@mtc.edu to set-up an appointment to discuss enrolling for spring quarter '11 and you win! They
• Strip mall coming to University Drive
• Prospect Township elects officers
• Marion Township Board of Trustees meeting today
• City announces closings, hours for New Year's
• Competition seeks musicians, singers for 'ultimate '80s band'
• Rushmore Academy students see future in education
• Rushmore sees big growth in 2nd year
• Approximately 85 new students attended orientation last night. Great turn-out and it was awesome to see so many people starting off their MTC academic careers on such a positive note!
• Daniels: Sales tax hike talk premature
• Resident's tip leads to arrests
• County won't fund city's senior center
• GOP on hunt for Schertzer replacement
• U.S. companies add more jobs overseas in '10
• Court rules for Bluffton bus wreck survivors
• Swing in the New Year with ptBB
• Marion woman arrested on drug charges in southern Ohio
• Winter term orientation is today at 4pm in Rm. 114 of the Technical Education Center. Hope everyone had a great holiday!
• Time Warner might drop Columbus' ABC, Fox
• City moves closer to balanced budget for 2011
• Vandals strike trailer park on Christmas Eve
• POLICE BEAT
• Dispose of Christmas trees at curb
• Ohio receives $12.4M for insurance
• No. 2 state trooper resigns after suspension
• Holiday deaths on Ohio roads decrease
• MARION COUNTY INDICTMENTS
• Ohio amputee crash victim looks to pedal 700 miles
• Industrial pollution falls with production
• Locks of Love donation her way to help sick kids
• Electric supply company staying local
• To employees, change is like losing a family
• MUNICIPAL COURT RECORDS
• Marion Republicans recognize two members of the month
• Liver recipient pays gift forward
• Cranmer relishes every opportunity
• Republicans: Public employment has room for savings
• On the road again: A travelogue from Richard Straub
• Anglers take to ice on foot
• Pets need special care in winter
• Last-minute shoppers close out season
• Ohio senator says budget concerns could worsen
• Family celebrates Christmas with new quints
• Police investigate death of U.S. veteran in Ohio
• Judge sentences Ohio man on firearms charges
• Woman says son threatened by holiday robbers
• A roll call of some who died in 2010
• Harding board suspends ACCEL program
• Sheriff ups traffic enforcement for holidays
• POLICE BEAT
• Ohio executed 8 people this year
• Elgin hopes to up scores with tutoring effort
• Ugly sweaters good for Goodwill
• Happy Holidays from MTC!
• Since MTC is closed tomorrow, we are going to do Friday Trivia today...here you go: At the 3:47 mark in this video a current MTC staff member begins talking about her experience at MTC and beyond. Name the staff member and the position she currently h
• Judges request more funds for 2011
• Downtown worried city might drop funding
• Neighbors save family in Marengo fire
• Part of Lake Street closing Dec. 27-29
• 'Odd Couple' auditions for Palace Theatre are set
• Free snow removal offered to military families
• Ohio committee OKs livestock care rules, penalties
• Court says diversion of tobacco funds OK
• Galion police chief: Multiple drug arrests cap year-long probe
• What's your favorite holiday recipe? Share with the rest of us so we can give it a whirl.
• Should county increase sales tax?
• Marion city deficit difficult to pin down
• Health Board fee schedule available
• City rec looking for new swimming option
• Elgin pair named Most Valuable Students
• Calling all musicians and singers: do you have what it takes to be in the band? Buffalo Wild Wings, along with Event Management, Majic 95.9 and Anheuser Bush, will be holding a competition to find the best keyboardist, guitarist, bassist, drummer, and v
• Know of anyone interested in becoming a STNA? We still have openings for our Nurse Aide Certificate program for winter quarter '11. Contact the Office of Admission at enroll@mtc.edu for more details.
• Fire victims find economy unforgiving
• Philanthropic youth deliver gift of warmth
• TSO violinist to 'electrify' RV students
• POLICE BEAT
• Unmarried men outnumber single women in Ohio
• Pizza parlor raises $5K for soldiers
• Strickland touts accomplishments
• Speed limit to rise on turnpike
• Business groups offer state budget ideas
• Home of Bucyrus fire burglarized
• You've got to check this out. Church band plays holiday songs using only their iPads & iPhones:
• If you have kids and you celebrate Christmas, what are some of the "must haves" kids have on their Christmas lists this year?
• Inmate group provides a little warmth
• Classes help citizens understand police
• Districts look to follow Pleasant's lead with student activity fees
• MARION MUNICIPAL COURT RECORDS
• Fateful week for Ohio's congressional clout
• Volunteer duo earns praise through Mobile Meals
• Read all about Marion in new history book
• Habitat hands keys to woman with unique brain injury
• Letters to Santa
• State puts Ohio 309 relocation on list
• Marion County Jobs and Family Services hours
• City lists holiday hours
• POLICE BEAT
• Arrests bust theft ring from Richland to Ottawa counties
• What will the new tax law mean for you?
• Pharmacist fights drug indictment
• FRIDAY TRIVIA: Ok, this one is going to be kind of silly, but we'll give it a shot...The mathematical constant pi's decimal representation never ends. The person to write out pi with the most decimals wins! You must also list how many decimal
• 'Children at Play' being auctioned on eBay
• Commissioners sharpen budget ax
• Tree signifies hope for abused children
• Convicted felon wanted for second probation violation
• DEAR SANTA: COMING THIS WEEKEND
• Sewage system replacement help offered
• Genova's pizza eating challenge is Saturday
• Peers help classmate with autism
• What is a holiday tradition in your family?
• Wax museum comes to life
• Driver pleads guilty to vehicular manslaughter
• Funeral mourners reflect on lives of fire victims
• Pool season in 2011 will be shorter, if at all
• Denny's reopens on Friday
• Animals are at a surplus at Humane Society shelter
• Fire damages Caledonia home
• Wanted Massachusetts man arrested
• Halfway home: Senate sends tax-rate bill to House
• Know a good musician or vocalist who'd like to be part of an 80's band? Have them check out "Building the Band" at BW3...it's sure to be a great contest and it benefits more than 20 agencies and 37 local programs through United W
• Don't forget...tomorrow, 12-16-10 by 5pm, is the deadline to pay your winter '11 tuition and fees...
• Sales tax revenue indicates rebound
• Roy Clark bringing country Christmas
• Family speaks for 1st time since children died in fire
• Junior Service Guild has gift for gift-making
• Green company could locate in Ontario
• Census data shows segregation
• Wilma Zornes writes, sells book about Morrow County justice
• POLICE BEAT
• Remodeled McDonald's to open
• For no particular reason aside from being thankful, MTC would like to thank all military veterans and active duty personnel for their service to our country. Happy holidays!
• Pleasant board: Yes to fees, no to levy
• Bellringers sought for Morrow Co. fundraising
• Ohio Heartland offers help to pay heating bills
• Woodmen donation helps Salvation Army
• HOLIDAY EVENTS
• Debris from fatal fire in Bucyrus being tested by state fire marshal
• Ohio senators oppose advancing tax cut bill
• Obama-GOP tax bill clears Senate hurdle
• Where's the holiday spirit? In Waldo!
• City closing $1.5M gap in 2011 budget
• FYI: The Radiography program at MTC has changed its observation hour requirement for admission. The new observation hour requirement is a minimum of 50 hours total at three clinical sites. Students will need to contact Deb Myers at myersd@mtc.edu to rec
• Who stands to lose jobless benefits?
• State Street fire damages apartments; no injuries
• As foreclosure sale looms, biz goes on
• There will be plenty to do in Marion for New Year's
• Veterans taking trip to D.C. courtesy Tri-Rivers
• MARION MUNICIPAL COURT
• Gary Iams and Emily Meyer trimming the tree at Ohio State Marion.
• Service links to leadership for Langley Flowers
• Officers get to give back with kids shopping spree
• Proms of the depression era differed from today
• Responsibilities beyond school help students learn
• Fundraising under way for phase II of Tallgrass Trail
• SENIOR MENU
• VITAL STATISTICS
• MARMET shuts down gambling establishments
• Copper thieves caught by cops
• Charity puts coats on backs of those in need
• Two home invasions reported Thursday
• Grim numbers: 24 hours, 6 fire deaths in Ohio (video)
• Confined space training offers rescuers skills used regularly
• Bucyrus mourns young fire victims
• Marion County receives fiscal responsibility award
• Coming Tuesday - special pullout collection of Christmas carols
• HOLIDAY EVENTS
• Fremont woman claims planes dump waste on her home
• Live weather updates on MarionStar.com
• FRIDAY TRIVIA: How many students were enrolled at MTC during fall quarter 2010? The person closest to the correct answer wins...winner will be announced at 3pm today.
• Extreme skills help on hill, in pulpit
• HOLIDAY EVENTS
• Senator laments loss of high-speed rail money
• Couple's house robbed while woman gave birth
• Expert: Treat every wire as a live wire
• Court: Demolish building or pay $74K
• True Life Church announces grand opening service
• Ohio death sentence overturned
• I-71 expansion in Morrow Co. on list of new road projects
• Area ski resorts are good to go
• Send your kids, relatives, or friends a free personalized phone call from Santa. Check it out:
• Prosecutor: Official downloaded porn
• POLICE BEAT
• Marion Y gets swim grant from Huggies
• Artisans work on display at Palace
• Lecture Recital Club celebrates Christmas
• Emissions subject of Nucor hearing
• Marijuana found during traffic stop
• Marion man honored for rescue in Michigan
• Copper theft the cause of Morrow outage
• Former downtown manager takes plea deal
• Morrow County commissioner indicted
• Do you think unemployment benefits should be extended again?
• Marion police thwart Nigerian coat scam
• Local Red Cross to offer training classes
• United Way of Marion County News: The True Spirit of Giving
• New Year's party at bluefusion
• Galion Hospital forms new parent company; Bid for Bucyrus Hospital pending
• Minority student merit scholarship available
• Family garners business award
• Prospect buildings to be demolished
• Yippie! Daisy Mae is 2011 'Top Dog'
• Marion County launches new award
• Updated campus news and information..
• Welcome Tri-Rivers students! Enjoy your visit at MTC today...
• FREE Coffee, Tea, Hot Chocolate During Finals The Campus Activities Board will offer FREE hot chocolate, coffee, tea, and assorted pastries during the first three days of finals week in Morrill Hall Lobby. Monday, December 6, 8:30 a.m.-noon Tuesday, Dec
• Artificial doesn't cut it? Go for real thing
• MUNICIPAL COURT RECORDS
• Boys and Girls Club qualifies as day care
• Troopers take year-end aim at belt usage
• Peanut Push, Christmas events bring downtown cheer
• Smith sets sights on doing her best
• HOLIDAY EVENTS FOR THE MARION AREA
• Church Basement Ladies back at Palace
• SENIOR MENUS
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Pleasant Seniors party scheduled for Dec. 10
• New members join hospital board
• Committees to meet
• Conservationist devotes life to bonobos
• New board member at River Valley will face decision on levy
• New Beginnings Café evacuated by minor roof fire
• Regal Cinema closing theaters in mall
• Marion Police name employees of the year
• Counties get funds to fight prescription drug abuse
• 'Nutcracker' takes center stage
• Doesn't it turn your red cabbage blue?
• Clearinghouse can use your aid to help families
• Minority student merit scholarship available
• Richwood Garden Club needs Mother's Day plant orders
• And the WINNER of the "Flip for MTC" video creation contest is...The team of Lindsey Cantrell and Chris Rosales for the video titled "Why We Love MTC"! Congrats Lindsey and Chris...very cool video. We will contact you via Facebook e
• Here's something fun to do winter quarter at the Student Center
• FRIDAY TRIVIA: MTC is converting from quarters to semesters beginning in Fall 2012. With respect to this transition, MTC has made a three-part pledge to students. What's our pledge to you? Hint...you can find this information on the MTC website.
• Christmas parade preparations have professional edge
• Adoptions up at county pound
• Crash closes U.S. 23 southbound
• Bowlers strive for consistency
• Russell is Booster Bucks winner
• Gilead Christian trounces Northside
• Kasich not 'optimistic' that he'll get rail money
• Bowling fundraiser for UW of Morrow Co.
• Commissioners approve contracts, grant amendment
• Comedians bring free show to campus
• How were the roads yesterday/today? Any issues? Saw a few accidents heading south on 23 last night. Be safe!
• Former Ohio State Marion student Lori Beth Goff, lost her courageous battle with leukemia Tuesday evening, November 30, 2010, at her residence surrounded by her loving family. She was of Mount Gilead and only 25 years young. Snyder Funeral Homes of Mount
• Subsidies put end to Red Cab service
• Vigil planned for parents of children who have died
• Three injured in Marion house fire
• HOLIDAY EVENTS FOR THE MARION AREA
• Pleasant Twp. trustees meet
• Palace to host 69th performance of 'Messiah'
• Police arrest two Michigan men on heroin charges
• Hometown Christmas set for Saturday
• MARMET arrests 2 Michigan men after search of home
• Marionopoly anyone?
• Township association inviting members
• Elgin to host senior citizens for lunch
• Postal Service sets deadlines
• Delaware tree to be lit Friday
• Galion 'Messiah' will be Dec. 5
• Boehner meets with Obama
• 3C railroad backers make last-ditch pitch
• IN TODAY'S PRINT EDITION
• New titles by area authors aim to inspire
• Anyone for a game of Marionopoly?
• H.S. Seniors, increase your college entrance exam scores. ACT Workshop on the Marion campus...click to learn more!
• Thanks to everyone who submitted a "Flip for MTC" video...they are great! Our committee will meet within the next few days to decide the winner. The winner will be announced this Friday. Stay tuned...
• I CAN workshop to zero in on ACT
• Social media to aid motorists this winter
• 1,500 here could lose jobless benefits
• ARRAIGNMENTS
• Advice from experts on writing college app essays
• Portion of Fies Avenue closing
• Gifts and more at holiday sale
• POLICE BEAT
• To all of you MTC students...good luck with finals! What's going to be your most difficult one?
• Elgin students try out netbooks in class
• Kling trust termination headed to court?
• Last day announced for leaf pick-up
• RV district school board meeting date changed
• MARION MUNICIPAL COURT RECORDS
• Gathering set for parents of lost children
• Plans for wind farm returned to drawing board
• Sports helped Nivar develop work ethic
• Youth drug prevention organization operating on its own
• Cardington armed robbery leads to pursuit into Marion
• Small Business Saturday promotes retailers
• Put-In-Bay: Partying out of control
• Kiwanis Aktion club picks project
• More on the nail keg derby of 1940
• A great gift is something personal
• Small Business Saturday proclaimed
• Do you have a home for one of these pets?
• U.S. Rep. Jim Jordan earns high percent of district votes
• 13 deaths on Marion roads in 2010
• I Can Go to College visits St. Mary
• RV Community Financial Taskforce meeting
• Troopers honored for crash rescue
• Fundraiser planned for wounded deputy
• Sidewalk connects campus to community
• Canaan Cemetery defiled by vandals
• UPPER SANDUSKY HOLIDAY EVENTS
• Grand Prairie Township public meeting
• Conservancy District Board meeting
• Claridon Trustees schedule final meeting for year
• Portion of Indiana Avenue closing for repairs
• Prosecutor sees capital case price as cost of justice
• County faces big bill with death penalty cases
• First Mayes Memorial dinner extends long-standing tradition
• GOOD LUCK THIS SATURDAY BUCKEYES!
• From all of us here at MTC, Happy Thanksgiving!
• Keep all the great "Flip for MTC" videos coming...they are great!
• Because of the holiday, we are going to do this week's FRIDAY TRIVIA today: If you were taking 17 credit hours at MTC during winter quarter 2011, what would your tuition be? First person to answer correctly wins!
• Marion County jobless rate heads up
• State audit finds $82,590 was misspent
• Marion woman pleads in robbery case
• Victims whose remains were found in tree mourned
• Kasich tabs Workers' Comp head
• Most holiday travelers are hitting the road
• Driving checkpoint planned Saturday
• Maintaining a good credit rating makes good sense
• ArcelorMittal, union forge tentative deal
• State audit: $82,590 misspent in Morrow County
• Students, faculty, staff, and community - Join us in front of Maynard Hall, by the block O for a new campuswide and community tradition at 12 noon today!
• Committee getting budget plans, FOP issue
• Christmas in Ashley planned
• Risch receives GOP honor
• Military says Ohio soldier killed
• New ag director to review animal care deal
• POLICE BEAT
• Feds investigate drinking glasses with lead paint
• Death sentences rare in Knox County
• Holiday help efforts seeing tough times
• Attending MTC for the first time beginning winter quarter 2011? Come get started on the right foot by attending Orientation. Get plugged into the resources MTC has to offer to help you succeed.
• Nobody has submitted a short video for the "Flip for MTC" contest yet. The deadline is a week from today and the person who submits the best video wins a Flip Video Camcorder...
• Beat Michigan Week Tailgate - 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Morrill Hall Lobby, Free Hot Dogs and more!
• Marion auto center reports theft
• Marion makes GOBA's 2011 tour
• Judge: Building must be razed by Jan. 1
• Boomers face retirement, uncertainty
• MUNICIPAL COURT RECORDS
• First baby boomers about to reach 65 (video)
• Thanksgiving dinner named for Elder Mayes
• Older Ohio is on the way
• Ohio State Marion has Beat Michigan plans
• Things to do to make Thanksgiving true to its meaning
• Let's hear a cheer for Harding's Kaleigh Keplinger
• Coroner: Women, boy stabbed and dismembered
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Morral man, 20, killed in one-vehicle crash early Friday
• Check furnace before winter arrives
• Lee Crager murder retrial postponed
• Slain Knox County woman's boss knew something was wrong
• Probation dept. seeks violator from 1991
• Police to crack down on traffic offenders
• City announces Thanksgiving hours
• Marion post names trooper of the year
• Ohio wildlife officers return to work amid probe
• FRIDAY TRIVIA: MTC wants to be authentic to our students and prospective students. That said, in your opinion, what makes MTC, MTC? What distinguishes us from other colleges? Everyone who provides an answer to this question by 3:00pm today will be ent
• BEAT MICHIGAN WEEK! Calendar of Campus Events - November 18-24 Support the Buckeyes Team Banner! Send your well wishes to the Ohio State Football Buckeyes. Sign a banner from Marion campus faculty, staff, and students that will be delivered to Coa
• Attack on horse sickens owners
• Three days left for Christmas Child effort
• Neighbor stunned by discovery of bodies
• Grim end to Ohio mystery: 3 bodies in hollow tree
• Ridgedale board to meet
• Rumpke collection changes
• Dinner for Korea veterans
• Model train show at coliseum
• POLICE BEAT
• Two arrested for stealing copper pipe
• Unsure of your career path or major? Check out Focus, brought to you by MTCWorks:
• Authorities suspect tax fraud at dealership
• Search for family consumes Mt. Vernon
• Y has new logo, but same old mission
• Marionopoly game now available
• Fundraiser for Morrow detective
• MARION COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
• Holiday workshops at Arts Palace
• Change in time for recital club program
• Boehner will be Speaker, House Dems keep Pelosi
• A rep. from Heidelberg University will be in the lobby of the Technical Education Center on Thursday November 18th from 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. to answer your questions about transfer opportunities. For an appointment, please send an email to sstine@heid
• Anyone starting to feel stressed about fall quarter wrapping up here within the next 3 weeks or so? Don't forget, we have a Student Center where you can blow off some steam with exercise:
• FOP officer's pay issue dies in committee
• Coach gets prison in sexting case
• Ohio State reopens labs after bomb threat
• Inside Today's print edition
• Colorado prosecutor not surprised
• MARION COUNTY INDICTMENTS
• Neighbors: Suspect seemed controlling (video)
• Health board meets Thursday
• Turkey Trot slated Friday
• Green Camp seniors have plans for Christmas
• Marion 'Y' is open to all this week
• Women's group calling for ATHENA nominations
• Fire claims home before owner could move in
• Car dealership served with warrant from tax department
• Students attending classes on Columbus campus November 16, 2010 should take special note to avoid the streets around the buildings listed below as public safety officials continue their investigation. As of this update all classes in these buildings wer
• Crafters make treasures from trash
• Christkindlmarkt to be held in Bucyrus Dec. 5
• The Warehouse helping Red Cross
• Ornaments for sale for tree lighting
• Marion General receives Hospital Value awards
• Township opens offices at new location
• Local group to sing at AcappellaFest
• Sheriff: Others still missing may be dead
• One injured in crash on Ohio 4
• FAFSA deadline for winter quarter '11 is Tuesday November 16:
• A representative from Mount Vernon Nazarene University will be in the lobby of the Technical Education Center from 10am to 4pm today. If you are interested in pursuing a bachelor's degree upon graduating from MTC, stop by and talk with them.
• Hometown holidays in works for Dec. 4, 31
• Done! First phase of Tallgrass Trail
• Smokeout trying to snuff out tobacco
• MARION MUNICIPAL COURT RECORDS
• Fewer using Ohio quit line
• Shooting Stars registration open
• Ohio girl found alive, bound; no word on 3 others
• Insurance agent joins Marion AAA
• Red Cross hosting CPR/AED training
• Health board to meet Tuesday
• Mentoring project lets students be authors
• Local restaurant the result of one man's 31-year journey
• In 1912, thefts and gambling led the police blotter
• Harding's size is an advantage in many ways
• Harding Class of 1952 holds 58th Reunion
• Cherish life no matter what age
• Final registration dates for seasonal assistance
• University offers courses designed for working adults
• GOP targets health care law
• False statements by politicians tough to regulate
• Dinner targets homelessness awareness
• Driver in fatal bike crash in fair condition
• One person's trash will become Eco-Art
• First phase of industrial connector road opens
• Cardington- Lincoln High School High School seniors: You can be a Buckeye. Join us for an upcoming Campus Visit Day.
• Upper Sandusky High School High School seniors: The Ohio State University at Marion is your local Buckeye connection! Come learn how easy it is to become part of one of the nation's most comprehensive and highly respected universities. Choose one of
• High School seniors: The Ohio State University at Marion is your local Buckeye connection! Come learn how easy it is to become part of one of the nation's most comprehensive and highly respected universities. Choose one of the following days for y
• Building appeals board to meet Thursday
• Attorney collapse interrupts sheriff's trial
• Kingston names employee of November
• Fairground Street closed Tuesday
• Records Commission meeting Tuesday
• Southbound lane of Prospect St. to be closed
• FRIDAY TRIVIA: In what country did the food chili originate in? The person who writes the correct answer closest to 5pm this evening wins!
• A great story on Ohio State Marion Board Trustee Emeritus, Larry Cline's service during Vietnam.
• Welcome to MTC Grant Middle School students!
• Cancer study recruiting Marion participants
• Jim Novotny at First Church of God
• Trinity Lutheran Fall Harvest Lunch
• 'Candy Cane saves Grumblyville' series
• Free concert at Gathering Place
• Quartet to perform at Heritage Bible Church
• Harding says 'Hello Dolly' for two nights
• Veteran gets Pleasant diploma, a little late
• Kensington monthly community breakfast
• Miracle, healing and victory service
• Students preserve veterans' stories
• $1.5M budget gap could cost city jobs
• Ohio man's organs help save seven others
• Downtown Poets close 2010 season
• Celebrate start of connector construction
• Fulton Creek church one of many collecting Operation Christmas Child shoe boxes
• Flea market draws vendors throughout Richwood area
• Furniture store makes big gift to Wounded Warriors
• POLICE BEAT
• Taxpayers to foot 11.8 pct premium bump
• SALUTE TO THE AMERICAN VETERAN
• Donate shoe box of toys for Operation Christmas Child
• Commissioners approve construction, apply for grants
• Grant to fund work force development
• Family helps raise adoption awareness
• Cost, turnaround block February levy tries
• Should city fund officer's union activity?
• Marion Public Health closed on Thursday
• Applications for energy assistance available
• Veterans service starts at 10 a.m.
• Driver in Morrow crash still in hospital
• City hours change for Veterans Day
• Firefighters respond to Mound Street fire
• 1st Consolidated relies on grants
• Pleasant to vote on levy in February
• In Ohio, Dems were doomed
• MARION HISTORY: NATIONAL LIME AND STONE COMPANY
• MARION MUNICIPAL COURT RECORDS
• Girls group aims to offer mentorship
• Officials 'disappointed' by BCI investigation
• Cardboard City aimed at raising awareness
• Marion Public Health urges pertussis shots
• A summer getting to know hummingbirds
• Community-minded Jenkins leads way at Ridgedale
• Steiner signing new release Nov. 28
• Singer pays tribute to Garland at Palace Nov. 14
• BIRTH
• SENIOR MENUS
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Mt. Gilead man dies in Morrow crash
• Game helps kids understand personal finance
• Homeless are hard to notice
• 169 Board sets meetings
• Strickland: No regrets
• Probation dept. seeks violator
• Elgin choir performing Veterans Day concert
• Summit presents young men with paths for success
• Four injured in roll-over crash on Ohio 746
• Police seek escaped boy
• Antique clock ticking again for Marion City Fire Department
• Hazmat skills in focus for firefighters
• Crash closes Ohio 739; driver flown to Columbus
• Ridgedale takes act to Ohio State Marion
• Grant student charged with abduction
• Center Street health center open for dental patients
• Special election option possible for Pleasant
• Feds: Ohio jail's stun-gun use is unconstitutional
• Girl Scouts 'Good Turn' day is Saturday with Goodwill
• Prospect council approves participation in power program
• Driver cited after scooter hits his passing vehicle
• Investors buy Baja property in Bucyrus
• Learn about Medicare changes
• Red Cross having 10 blood drives in Marion County this November
• Elgin choir performing Veterans Day concert
• LARUE COSTUME CONTEST WINNERS
• Halloween party raises $500 for United Way
• Marion County group has 45 percent of its goal
• POLICE BEAT
• Obama, Boehner united on little
• Pleasant players take a lighter look at Poe
• What's next for schools?
• Portman's victory keeps Ohio Senate seat under GOP control
• PRECINCT WORKERS
• Clinger re-elected Morrow County commissioner
• Battle Run only fire levy to fail; renewals pass
• Voters OK agency renewal levies
• County auditor earns 2nd term
• Man in standoff used toy gun at bank
• Stiverson ousts Daniels on board
• Voters to schools: No new taxes
• Holiday merchandise hitting shelves later
• Animal committee trying to get city law 'right'
• Dad of drugged baby to be in court Thurs.
• Negotiator talks suspect into surrender
• Book signing at Hope Crossing
• Twig III sets open house
• House destroyed in blaze
• Sheriff: No serial rapist in Morrow County
• MTC scholarship to honor family's son killed in crash with drunk driver
• Morrow County commissioner office searched; authorities mum
• No bond for two charged in McGary killing
• Glassmeyer assumes general manager and advertising role at Star
• Author hopes book helps teens face responsibility
• MARION HISTORY: CHARLIE EVERS, 1974
• MUNICIPAL COURT RECORDS
• Left turn leads woman down new path
• Huber Street building could be razed
• Father sought for questioning in drug case
• Election 2010 information
• Prospectors mine goody gold during trick-or-treat night
• BIRTHS
• SENIOR MENUS
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Committee to discuss animal ordinance
• Rotary honors John Scharer for contributions
• New business name for Star highlights growing advertising solutions
• Vandals damage dozens of vehicles
• Outside groups pour millions into hotly contested Ohio races
• POLICE BEAT
• Pleasant grad starring in 'Mame'
• Marion County Adult Probation Department seeks violator
• HALLOWEEN EVENTS
• Medical group building special needs directory
• License council reviews health fees
• INDICTMENTS
• Students collecting Go Buck$ vouchers
• Wife, daughter of accused shooter of detective charged
• PLEASANT OUSTED FROM TOURNAMENT
• Central Christian to welcome 'Pastor Bud'
• HALLOWEEN EVENTS
• CANDIDATE VISITS MARION
• Prosecutors await boy's autopsy report
• Three fire levies on November ballot
• Marion Co. senior services levy hits home
• Homicide suspects could face death
• Faculty & Staff having fun for Halloween!
• Autism meeting features expert
• Man charged in 1991 killing
• Northmor high school girl missing
• Threatened program now featured
• Upcoming job fair drawing strong interest
• Suspects indicted, could face death penalty
• Cleanup day is Saturday
• Mansfield to host toy show
• Marion shelter has a pet for you
• Try to let your child control the Halloween candy
• Three injured in Ohio 309 crash
• Amish man injured while working near Prospect
• MARION MUNICIPAL COURT RECORDS
• Section of Greenwood to reopen Friday
• Jobs & Family Services office closed Friday
• Van hits deer on Ohio 4
• Ollie's Bargain Outlet opening Marion branch
• STUDENTS SEEK SHELTER FROM THE STORM
• STORMY CRASH
• Marion City Council authorizes street resurfacing
• Brisk demand for heat help anticipated
• Harry Potter exhibit coming to OSU-M
• Tri-Rivers ballot language causing confusion
• Solid Waste committee meeting today
• MAKEOVER: PUMPKIN EDITION
• Prairie Park friends electing officers today
• Depression, not bullying, drives suicides
• Patrol: Marengo man killed Sunday while eluding traffic stop
• Marion council asks about streets, FOP work, hospital
• Mayes COGIC to celebrate new pastor
• Levy basics: Full vs. effective millage
• Auditor challenger says he'd do appraisals
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• Delaware, Summit area getting repairs
• Agency helping laid-off workers connect
• T-shirt project more than just therapy
• Ohio State Marion staff taking part in the universitywide health initiative "Hit the Road with the Buckeyes." A heatlhy Buckeye is a happy Buckeye!
• The Ohio State University at Marion's Five Nights on Campus performing and cultural arts outreach series is pleased to present AcappellaFest, Ohio...click the flyer below for details.
• Downtown Marion gains emerging status
• Vendors needed for Bucyrus Christmas market
• MARION MUNICIPAL COURT RECORDS
• Ohio: Mental-health system on verge of collapse
• Anti-poverty initiative picking up speed
• Downtown buildings have little future in Prospect
• Election Information
• Lowe's again has hungriest wing eaters
• Star lauds Teens of the Month
• Wounded deputy has fourth surgery
• Portman, Fisher disagree on Ohio's job plight
• Third Frontier program to expect change
• Churches partner to make a difference
• Kling Trust coming to an end?
• Extracurriculars at stake for Pleasant
• Business webcast offered by Time Warner Cable
• POLICE BEAT
• Austrian with high-tech robot arm dies after crash
• Teacher drops lawsuit in burning crosses case
• Karen Kasich stumps for husband in Marion
• Deputies find marijuana, guns at shooting suspect's residence
• Repairs being made on eastbound lane of boulevard
• Tax reform group to meet at Tri-Rivers Career Center
• Marion City Council agenda for Tuesday meeting announced
• Open house benefits Relay for Life
• Palace plans auditions
• Kingston honors Ashlee Rush
• Palace Theatre hosts not-too-scary show
• Local Liberty group plans candidates forum
• Crash victims' conditions improving
• Nurse sentenced to intervention for narcotic theft
• Jayne Rummer returns with winning entry
• Grand jury to meet in McGary killing
• Deputy shot looking for pot, returns fire
• Marion homicide: Charged suspects assigned defenders
• Women's self-defense seminar offered at St. Mary
• Historic property on auction block tonight
• Library sets Halloween lineup, Potter event
• County auditor's office answering questions about property tax values
• Injured driver in critical condition
• Kasich's wife part of campaign stop in Marion
• Christmas Clearinghouse registration ends today
• 911 coordinator facing 4-count indictment
• Committee targeting foul fowl smells, poop
• Man wants to withdraw guilty plea
• Morrow deputy's wounds not life-threatening
• Cook-off countdown: Finals are Thursday night
• Natural gas program could save Marion money
• Caledonia collision injures woman, boy
• Health advisers to ask county for $$
• Bond set at $1.5M in McGary killing
• Country Crafts shop sets open house
• Chrystal Winter Guard tryouts are Saturday
• Strickland-Kasich race about more than who will be governor
• POLICE BEAT
• MARION COUNTY ARRAIGNMENTS
• Store in mall taking donations
• Building appeals meets Thursday
• Medicare checkup available Friday
• COURT RECORDS
• LOCAL COMPANY WORKING IN BUCYRUS
• Shots reported at Wilson and Boone
• Christmas Clearinghouse registration under way
• Council to discuss animal possession at meeting
• Whirlpool laying off 400 temp workers
• Harding graduate gets new TV gig
• Suspect in Park St. homicide conscious
• Obama targets key groups in Nov. 2 run-up
• Marion History: Industrial League basketball champs, '51-'52
• RELAY FOR LIFE GETS CANINE BOOST
• Racers' coach familiar with indoor football
• POLICE BEAT
• Businesses add new flavor to downtown
• More cuts await another RV levy defeat
• Commission hopefuls offer choice
• Police get grants in time for Halloween
• Marion County Children Services director retiring
• TRI-RIVERS GRADUATION
• MTC partners with small business center
• Elgin students celebrate Constitution Day
• Dog trained in prison finds home at Harding Pointe
• COLLEGE NEWS
• Tallgrass Trail making progress
• Public schools don't deserve the bad press
• Fall brings fresh weather, colors, cooking
• VETERANS, TELL US YOUR STORY
• INDICTMENTS
• Interior designers having special sale
• OSBORNE CELEBRATES 32 YEARS
• Fire safety stressed at St. Mary
• Disabilities board seeks to continue levy
• ADAMH levy is a five-year renewal
• Candidates speak their piece at forum
• Family, neighbors relieved by arrests
• MGH self-reports violations, pays fine
• Election lunch and dinner
• Gospel jubilee at Crosswood UMC
• Fall clothing giveaway
• Come together at the Gathering Place
• MOHAWKS FOR MISSIONS
• HALLOWEEN EVENTS
• School plants tree in student's memory
• Play our Halloween Sugar Madness game!
• Marion Power Shovel fire
• Police: McGary killed during robbery
• CORRECTIONS
• Local man on council for New York Life
• Garage door installers get award
• Marion man selected as bike representative
• Green Camp seniors meet
• Gospel singers to perform Sunday
• SEN. BROWN PRESENTS POLICE GRANT
• Council having special meeting today
• Hear, Hear! Go acoustic at the Palace
• Two arrested in Park Street death
• Police want tips, await autopsy results
• Cardington woman in fair condition after her vehicle and combine collide
• Benefit wine tasting Nov. 6
• Folk singer here Friday night
• Possible arson eyed
• Halloween events
• Ham and bean supper scheduled Oct. 23
• Cooks chosen for annual contest
• Ex-White House correspondent talks
• Insecticide spill evacuates Tri-Rivers
• Police: Did someone kill Lee McGary?
• Retired teachers group plans meeting for Nov. 1
• Public employees retiree group meeting Oct. 20
• Local GOP headquarters open 6 days a week
• Candidates will debate Thursday
• Star Tots
• WMRN talks with Helen Thomas
• Adoption report
• Art show honors America Recycles Day
• Cardington woman injured in combine-car crash
• Pleasant homecoming court
• Police beat
• Attempted rape among likely charges
• Training classes slated by Marion County Red Cross
• RV third-graders go to the (food) source
• Genealogy group meeting Thursday in Galion
• Trash, brush burns roast acres of corn
• Reservations being taken for GOP Century Club
• Ham and bean supper scheduled Oct. 23
• Auditions on Saturday for 'Cheaper by the Dozen'
• Lady Justice: A modern fairy tale
• COURT RECORDS
• MARION HISTORY: SMITHY'S ALL-STARS
• Endangered incumbents stuff mailboxes at taxpayer expense, giving them an advantage
• Two injured in crash on U.S. 23
• Sheriff's sale to decide mall's fate
• Deer-vehicle crash season is here
• Ridgedale seeks $ for improvements
• Scouts honor Marion's claim to fame
• Helen Thomas exclusive to air Tuesday morning on WMRN
• Marion man, 57, jailed after Saturday break-in; charges pending
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Trail clearing volunteers needed
• Jack Hanna draws crowd to LaRue
• Routine makes change difficult
• Gunplay in Marion in 1910
• Born from barbershop, raised on radio hits
• Send your bazaar news
• What was Harding's favorite food?
• VETERANS, TELL US YOUR STORY
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• Sheriff gets grant for overtime
• VETERANS, TELL US YOUR STORY
• No fatalities during Ohio 4 enforcement blitz
• Marion man injured in Oak Street collision
• Bucyrus man killed near Upper Sandusky
• Nine arrested in drug sweep
• Marion-bound semi hangs from guardrail
• Defendant in Marion case shot to death in Columbus
• Whirlpool decision is called a vote of confidence in Marion
• Community remembers Elder Mayes
• Second wave of airmen returns to Mansfield
• Leaf collection begins Oct. 18
• United Way needs teams for wing-eating contest
• VETERANS, TELL US YOUR STORY
• Scouts will make annual pilgrimage Sunday
• 'I SHALL WEAR A CROWN'
• Candidates clash on taxes, spending
• Marion man pleads not guilty to grand theft
• League of Women Voters guide
• Cincinnati Zoo volunteers monitor pregnant rhino
• Insult time, face to face, in campaign's debates
• New billing supervisor to start Monday
• Schools bracing for state budget cuts
• Diabetes program at Ohio State
• Red Horse squadron begins arriving home
• October is full of festivities
• CIRCLE OF LIFE
• Whirlpool opening distribution center
• Council to hear update on aquatic center
• New online obituary features debuting today at MarionStar.com
• Small fire big trouble to extinguish
• Newark man injured in fiery crash near Upper Sandusky
• Grand Twp. Trustees to meet
• Party for children services director scheduled
• St. Mary having Holiday Bazaar
• SENIOR MENU
• RIDGEDALE HOMECOMING COURT
• RIVER VALLEY HOMECOMING COURT
• Mass choir to rehearse for Mayes farewell
• Ford dealer raising money for Harding music
• Marion Co. man indicted in Morrow case
• Marion Centre mall in foreclosure
• Art goes green at the Palace
• ADVERTISING COMPANY CUTS RIBBON
• Inspectors: Key to Halloween fun is safety
• Cancer Society calls out dogs to raise funds
• Kids search news for practical math
• A leader remembered
• Animal ordinance to get more review
• ARRAIGNMENTS
• PRIMROSE APPRECIATES STAFF
• Council to discuss pool at Wednesday meeting
• Mayor: Leadership needed in utility billing
• Report: Weaker laws linked to spread of guns used in crimes
• Solid waste board to meet Wednesday
• Women's Pampering Night scheduled
• Former Ohio State player tells group to stay positive
• COURT RECORDS
• Community group plans to establish reading program for west-side students
• Animal ordinance to be discussed
• Hostage training: Shoot! Don't shoot!
• Shovel site being made over for new use
• LOW PRICE RIBBON CUTTING
• How bad was Ohio's recession? Census data offers answers
• Artisans meet to plan for new year
• Goodwill puts focus on disabled in El Salvador
• Ohio's biggest cities see rising health-care costs
• Cordray, DeWine differ sharply on issues (video)
• Manufacturer has new vice president
• Festival rings in new season
• Cookbook cookoff judges selected
• Timing of bonds means early payoff for Elgin
• MARION COUNTY INDICTMENTS
• POLICE BEAT
• Program could make travel to school safer
• Grant will keep police force staffing steady
• Community celebrates Withrow's life, political career
• Prescription drug report at Statehouse, what comes next?
• Children Services director retiring
• Crestline mom gets 5 years after fatal DUI crash
• VETERANS, TELL US YOUR STORY
• Phosphoric acid spill contained at Na-Churs
• Marion Twp. moves zoning meetings
• E-mail checking ousts 2 state lawyers
• Herb's Body Shop part of Solar Tours event
• MARION COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
• Storms drench much of the East Coast
• Marion Township has new facility
• Monday is voter registration deadline for November election
• With new tech, all who wander won't be lost
• Man out on bond arrested again
• Do you recognize this voice? (audio)
• COMMUNITY PARTNER AWARD
• Lawmakers fight against 3C rail plan
• Friday is Mary Ellen Withrow Day
• Everyone gets the goat at Heifer Festival
• Marion department head says dismissal unexpected
• Governor candidates focus on jobs, ed
• Tony Zwolle is city's new fire chief
• VETERANS, TELL US YOUR STORY
• Downtown Marion wants funds restored
• Fall Fest to promote local stores, restaurants
• Disposal drive yields 160 pounds of meds
• 'Grandma scam' pops up in Marion
• Commissioners reject health dept. proposal
• Enrichment grants available
• Dollar General opens new store
• First Citizens celebrating 150 years
• ELGIN HOMECOMING COURT
• Fine Arts Show winners announced
• Dale Claes to speak at Goodwill annual meeting
• Deadline for cookbook contest near
• Voting starts today
• Commissioners say no to health subsidy
• Wyandot County Hospice sets Fall Bazaar
• Council considering tax credit option for purchase
• Blues guitarist Lang stopping in Marion
• Comedian to joke about classic TV
• Threat calls came from pre-paid phone
• Council approves funding for repairs
• Voting starts today
• Celtic band to open Pavilion season
• Illustrators help kids see what they do
• Health subsidy resolution on table today
• Hall of Famer Jerry Lucas to visit church Oct. 3
• Father and son found shot to death in Cincinnati
• EPA delays sediment testing in Ohio river
• Diabetes drug Avandia stays on the market with restrictions
• MARION HISTORY * HARDING MEMORIAL, 1939
• MARION COUNTY MUNICIPAL COURT
• Study: More schooling = earning power
• Cameras make deputies more efficient
• Schools' perk pads pensions
• Who pays for pickups?
• Marion's past told by those who lived it
• Boy Scouts 'do cool stuff'
• A free retirement
• Hometown History on Wheels receives $2,500
• Smith Clinic, 85 years later
• Motorcyclist in fair condition after crash
• JOY-N-THE-PARK
• APPLEFEST
• VETERANS, TELL US YOUR STORY
• MTC offers alternative energy tech program
• Arts Palace lists classes
• Support group for caregivers
• Doyle voted tops at Kingston
• POLICE BEAT
• Amazing Treasures winners announced
• Second arrest made in shooting incident
• Marion City Council has lengthy agenda for Monday meeting
• Maurices' fashion show doubles as adoption fair for pets
• Grandma: 5-year-old Damien Baker will be missed
• Bomb threat empties Marion County Courthouse
• UNIVERSITY DRIVE OPEN
• Little Texas will play Harvest Festival
• VETERANS, TELL US YOUR STORY
• FAMILY FRIENDLY COMMUNITY HEALTH FAIR
• Charges in boy's death dismissed
• 1 arrested after Grant Street shooting
• 'It's about who controls the money'
• Boy Scouts are hosting open house Saturday
• Driver remains in hospital; child discharged
• MARION AREA HUMANE SOCIETY ADOPTION REPORT
• Marion man keeps beat on band's 5th CD
• Attorney's advice: Watch what you post (Employers and predators do!)
• Apple crop is early this year
• Marion police investigating shooting today on Grant Street
• Prosecutor dumps charges in boy's death
• Ohio realtor found slain
• POLICE BEAT
• 1-car crash sends two to Columbus hospitals
• Marion County farmer honored
• VETERANS, TELL US YOUR STORY
• Health care reform: How does it affect you?
• 25th Applefest is Saturday at orchard
• MARION POPCORN FESTIVAL RAFFLE WINNER
• Woman charged with trying to bring drugs into prison
• Prescription drug abuse policy advice headed to governor
• 10th Promise Keepers rally celebrates God at Marion prison
• Marion Public Health move to see more discussion
• Officials: Levy key to Tri-Rivers future
• Council talks turkey on animal control
• More charges possible after autopsy
• GLAD-HANDING IN MARION
• ARRAIGNMENTS
• Former Marion County youth coach guilty of sexting 13-year-old
• OSU-Marion freshmen: Be dream catchers
• Grain auger victim's funeral is today
• Marion Public Health wants money to move
• Marion 5-year-old dies from head injuries after alleged abuse
• Marion Recreation Department plans 2 yoga classes
• Popcorn Festival corn toss winners announced
• Correction
• 22 attend NARFE meeting at Ryan's
• MUNICIPAL COURT REPORT
• Students help Marion primp a little
• Heart of Ohio Mentoring moves offices
• Farm fowl in city coming under scrutiny
• Marion Public Health wants money to move
• Grain auger victim's funeral is today
• Former youth coach guilty of sexting 13-year-old
• 22 attend NARFE meeting at Ryan's
• GLAD-HANDING IN MARION
• Popcorn Festival corn toss winners announced
• Marion Recreation Department plans 2 yoga classes
• Open house at Harding Centre
• MARION HISTORY * POSTCARD FROM 1920
• Senate candidate makes light of witchcraft remarks
• Poll: Not much trust in major institutions
• 'What the government can do, the people can do better'
• Fixing budget woes starts with adult corrections
• Challenger mixes schmalz with drive
• Can governor again defy political odds?
• Disposal day offers safe alternative to flushing pills
• Drug panel hears about successful treatment program
• Veterans, tell us your story
• WWII vets visit Marion, remember time spent together
• Youth Day brings youngsters to Waldo club
• Strong storms in Ohio leave destruction, injuries
• VETERANS, TELL US YOUR STORY
• Ohio Valley Christmas Craft Show is Oct. 31
• Baby out of hospital, father indicted
• Horses in Ohio die from rare viral disease
• Worker killed in Morral grain bin
• Young stroke victim determined to improve
• 5-year-old critical, man charged with assault
• West side group to meet Monday
• Korean War veterans picnic
• Community conversion school growing
• Salem man charged after Edison police sting
• DONATION HELPS HUMANE SOCIETY
• Lucky key, high marks lead to new cruiser for city police
• MARION COUNTY INDICTMENTS
• Convicted felon sought for probation violation
• VETERANS, TELL US YOUR STORY
• One in seven Americans in poverty
• Credit union reaches 100,000
• Marion officer campaigns for Strickland in role of FOP president
• STATE AUDITOR CANDIDATE
• CLUB REPORT
• United Way sets goal of more than $1 million
• Local Lion named district governor
• VETERANS, TELL US YOUR STORY
• Bucyrus man killed in motorcycle crash
• Ohio prisons chief plans to cut number of inmates by 3,000
• Restaurant joins start-ups and expansions in Marion
• Harding homecoming sees double
• Marion family left homeless by flames
• POLICE BEAT
• Ohio governor candidates square off about jobs
• VETERANS, TELL US YOUR STORY
• Dog-bite incident has officials seeking owner
• Future of Quarry Street Cemetery to be discussed
• Free, fresh produce 'a blessing' to those in need
• Holland Road closed for connector project
• CLUB REPORT
• FLU AND PNEUMONIA IMMUNIZATION CLINICS
• Group likes Jordan's record, plans events
• CASHLAND OPENS
• IT'S ASSISTED LIVING WEEK
• Council discusses effort to improve neighborhoods
• CPA firm marks 32 years in Marion with open house
• Marion man seriously injured in truck crash
• Rifle shot damages house
• Gas could top $3: Pipeline leak brings higher prices to Ohio
• Pool plans coming together
• No injuries or serious damage in blaze
• Spending on health costs boosts debt
• Deadbeat? Felony charges could await you
• Case workers use many tools to collect from delinquent parents
• A rising concern
• MARION MUNICIPAL COURT RECORDS
• MARION HISTORY: '43-'44 WALDO HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL TEAM
• Old timer gets to be cowboy for a day
• Boys and Girls interim director gets job
• Youth group primed to paint
• Analysis: Taxes for most Ohioans would be unchanged
• Politics takes timeout on anniversary of 9/11
• No panic for flu vaccine this year
• Festival puts face on town that author had never seen
• Safety comes with practice at Marion City Schools
• BIRTH
• SENIOR MENUS
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Briefcase love story solved after 2 decades
• 32 YEARS IN BUSINESS
• Marion General appreciates tax break
• Theater classes at Arts Palace
• Arts Palace to offer line dancing, yoga for adults
• Shelby man hurt in crash
• Cycle strikes dog, crashes
• BEST OF SHOW
• DEEP FRIED POPCORN BUCKEYES
• Authorities hunt links in Lexington baby deaths
• POPCORN FESTIVAL ACTIVITIES
• Police: Snitch list is a fake
• City worker tobacco ban doesn't please everyone
• POLICE BEAT
• Kingston to celebrate 'Living Life'
• Monumental work
• Bowersox finds out her files were illegally checked in Ohio
• County official in Ohio charged in corruption case
• Study: Ohio second in coal pollution deaths
• 2 new hires replace 2 retirees in FD
• Parade gist: 'Make popcorn, not war!'
• AC unit at Harding still awaits parts
• Motorcycle strikes dog, crashes
• Police: Snitch list is a ruse
• Board of building appeals to meet
• Obama firm, won't yield on tax hike for wealthiest
• Ridgedale grad returns for big night
• City considers on-the-job smoking ban
• Polluted Grand Lake St. Mary's linked to at least seven illnesses
• Baby sitter's training offered by Red Cross
• POPCORN FESTIVAL GOES GREEN
• Newspaper: Ohio pension fund trips cost $1M
• MAIN STAGE GOING UP
• Republicans propose tax cut renewal
• Program helps businesses
• POPCORN FESTIVAL PREPARATIONS
• Popcorn parade start locations online
• Marion Community Foundation awards grants
• MARION COUNTY ARRAIGNMENTS
• 2 Marion men arrested in armed robbery at Dew Point drive-thru
• Marion may expand boundaries of reinvestment area
• POLICE BEAT
• Popcorn Fest featured in tweens tale
• Suspect found in beating incident
• Infant hospitalized; Marion man charged
• Marion youth has buzzing business
• New requirements helping Tri-Rivers
• Hospice gets $12,000 in donations for golf outing
• Students to get hands-on experience building house
• Marion biz caters to stars' weird requests
• PATROL REPORTS
• Festival shows off Union County
• Health club gets makeover with merger
• This house has a history
• Video devices will regulate traffic at new intersection
• Outraged family wants answers, justice
• Health department lauds restaurants with healthy menus
• Decorated Marine from Richwood helps others
• All is fair in Richwood
• GOP election gains could bring deals or gridlock
• Crestline residents puzzled by governor's ruling
• Re-election and reprieves don't go hand-in-hand
• Decision stuns officers who investigated deaths
• More schools embracing social networking
• Saturday in the Park about low-cost fun
• Ground beef outbreak puts focus on meat oversight
• Powerful 7.1 quake hits New Zealand's South Island
• MARION MUNICIPAL COURT DISPOSITIONS
• Probation department seeking 22-year-old woman
• Alcohol use during pregnancy is discouraged
• Beating victim is still hospitalized
• Suit challenges Ohio's absentee voting system
• MORROW COUNTY FAIR
• Ohio State Marion campus continues to enroll more students
• Cheap gas draws crowd to Marathon station
• POLICE BEAT
• Will Marion woman be Fashion's Number One Fan?
• Redenbacher's daughter to marshal parade
• Wiiiiiiiii ... but will it fly?
• Marion man sought for felonious assault
• Cashland plans two-day event
• Project Backpack provides supplies
• Streets to close for Popcorn Festival and parade
• Amazing Treasures deadline approaching
• Strickland spares Bucyrus killer who claimed innocence
• Governor spares Kevin Keith's life
• Streets closing for rail repairs
• Claridon trustees meeting Tuesday
• BLOOD DRIVES
• PRIZE SWINE
• LOCAL GIRL WINS FAIR AWARD
• Mistrial declared in Mansfield murder trial
• 'Capture the Moment' at dinner
• A gift of roses good neighbors make
• OSU, Michigan will be in separate divisions
• Calendar change coming to OSU-M, MTC
• Grand Prairie having cleanup day Sept. 11
• Pleasant trustees having business meeting Thursday
• Aktion club votes on next service project
• City service changes for Labor Day
• Marion Public Health closed for holiday
• Fairground Road closing for railroad repairs
• JOURNEY CUTS RIBBON
• Several injured in Kenton-Galion Road crash involving motorcycle
• After-school club tackles homework
• Friends get serious about eerie hobby
• New rides coming, but new energy needed too
• Frontier: Broadband expansion on radar
• Stats show fewer Ohio traffic tickets
• Soldier from Ohio dies in Afghanistan attack
• Bedbugs irritating Ohioans
• Drive-Thru offers free blood sugar screening
• Early dismissals at Harding continue
• Cops need help solving jewelry thefts
• MILITARY NEWS
• HIGHWAY PATROL REPORTS
• Obama pledges to continue support for New Orleans
• MARION HISTORY * LARUE CENTENNIAL, 1951
• Ohio authorities find 40,000 marijuana plants this month
• Northwest Ohio holds fond memories for 'Idol' runner-up Crystal Bowersox
• Flawed flood insurance program costs U.S. taxpayers billions
• Flowers to spread goodwill, friendship
• Data: Illegal immigration not an issue here
• Marion County JFS: Help is wanted
• Director busy on Ohio harmful-algae commission
• Probation department seeking Marion man
• Morrow County Fair opens Monday
• Christmas in July supporters thanked
• Two accused of breaking into El Campesino restaurant
• Church project is all about neighbors helping neighbors
• REUNION
• NAMI to offer classes
• FIVE GENERATIONS
• River Valley graduate retires from U.S. Navy
• Epworth UMC blessing school
• Farmer's Market for WIC clients
• Sunday is Park Day at Pleasant
• School finds new home after tornado
• Judge: Ohio inmate can fight 2nd execution attempt
• Water main break leaves 75 homes dry
• Wyandot humane society marks 25 years
• Officials discuss spread of addiction
• Schools evaluating grade cards
• Cemetery restoration depends upon respect
• Whirlpool job fair in Galion
• Morrow DD board hurt by part-time superintendent
• Local DAR officers are installed
• Body of missing man found after tip from resident
• MARION MUNICIPAL COURT
• City Council approves appropriation ordinances
• Doll show to take over Women's Club Home
• Marion County Courthouse time capsule draws crowd
• Group hopes to restore Quarry Street Cemetery
• SCOOTER WINNER
• MARION CITY COUNCIL
• Neighbor's call leads to burglary arrest
• Convicted drug dealer arrested again
• FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL KICKS OFF THIS WEEK
• Ruby Artz, 100, loves travel, family
• Parks director hours restored by grant
• Body of missing Larue man found
• Whirlpool hiring 100 workers in Marion, interviewing in Galion
• Dogs, cats looking for homes
• Holloway estate to benefit organizations
• Marion's Amazing Treasures winding down
• 'Buckeye Bullet' aiming for speed record
• Prospect council hears about deteriorating buildings
• Retired teachers to hear about health care law
• Lake at Mount Gilead State Park has algae blooms
• Hazardous waste collection to be Sept. 25
• WHAT WILL HE BE NAMED?
• POLICE BEAT
• Decision on Kling Trust future could be soon
• City schools score $1M in stim funding
• State: Fire district books unauditable
• Most area districts improving
• 4-H club having last meeting of summer
• Phone service has new owners
• ARRAIGNMENTS
• CANDIDATE VISITS MARION
• Two drunk drivers caught at checkpoint
• BLESSINGS FOR A NEW SCHOOL YEAR
• Council hears readings on sewer, fire funds
• Lower gas prices? Not in Marion!
• County sheriff seeks tips in jewelry theft
• 5th Ward gets new representative
• Got old meds? Get rid of them Sept. 25
• MARION HISTORY - WMRN RADIO, 1974
• COURT RECORDS
• PATROL REPORTS
• Mexican restaurant opening in Marion
• Dwindling revenues cloud school futures
• Harding grad returns as ag intern
• Prospect woman to work on farming program
• Marijuana-like drug hits region
• Spill bound BP, feds together
• Sayers end 43-year Salvation Army career
• Neighborhood gets together despite weather
• This baby came quick in 1939
• Without levy, more cuts on the way for Pleasant Local Schools
• Action triggers can make school year smoother
• Saturday in the Park needs sponsors to continue
• Cell phone thoughts in the classroom vary
• Police catch man accused in bar robbery
• Kroger applies for liquor license
• Traveling safari gets children in close with animals
• Program rewarding achievement with tuition made official
• Doc Sawyer home damaged in fire
• Job services closed on Friday
• Sisters being deployed
• VFW hosting members events
• WBC meeting in September
• Postal worker subject of theft investigation
• Marion police doing walk-through nab grab-and-dash suspect
• Man sentenced in Ohio driver's license scheme
• Humane society hosting Bark and Wine
• DUI checkpoint in Marion this weekend
• Deadline for Poppin' Pooch approaching
• Discounted ride tickets available before festival
• Clemency panel rejects death-row inmate's innocence claims, 8-0
• Earn money for college starting in k'garten
• Grant boosts Downtown Marion effort
• Fired court clerks offered $$ but not jobs
• Retired employees meet
• Ohio State Bank hires new officer
• Hobo spirit kept alive in Bucyrus
• Gannett grant application process ends in September
• Vapors in ducts may have caused Marion home fire
• POLICE BEAT
• Task force turns attention to treatment
• Gee, and bowtie, make Morrow stop
• Tri-Rivers cuts summer preschool
• New store to open in Marion
• Brighter signs by 2018? No problem!
• All good things (like summer) must pass
• Charges filed in Ohio 4 crash deaths
• Flach to hold 90th celebration
• Drive collects thousands of supplies in second year
• Commissioners approve sign replacement
• Marion City Council talks alternative fuel sources for fleet
• DUPLEX FIRE STARTED IN BASEMENT
• Church builds sun shelter for McKinley
• Marion Courthouse time capsule found, finally
• Car show to help organ donor's survivors
• Tri-Rivers eyes early childhood ed cuts
• Teens nabbed with goods after burglary
• Boys, girls club receives $1,500
• Public Health board to meet
• Health center earns accreditation
• Doll and miniature sale Saturday
• Radio club sets monthly meetings
• Masons monthly meeting set
• Retirees group meeting Wednesday
• Marion woman charged in Jan. 23 crash that killed pregnant mom
• American History: Railroad map shows Ohio in 1912
• Deputies confiscate 216 marijuana plants throughout Crawford County
• Crawford County murder case remains contentious
• Organ donation decisions can be tough on families
• Hunt for unclaimed funds today
• St. John named Miss Teen Popcorn 2010
• American History: Railroad map shows Ohio in 1912
• Highway Patrol Reports
• Story leads reporter down time capsule rabbit hole
• Time capsules reveal gifts from the past -- when they're found
• Most Wanted: Probation violator from 2002 still missing
• Your Story: 'American Idol' fan stumbles across a favorite on Florida visit
• Cell phones in school dial up discussion
• Students need their ZZZZ's to get A's
• Marion man, girl arrested with shotgun and sword wrapped in blanket
• Students need their ZZZZ's to get A's
• American History: Railroad map shows Ohio in 1912
• Highway Patrol Reports
• Most Wanted: Probation violator from 2002 still missing
• BIRTHS
• VIP meals SENIOR MENUS
• Y-Men set record in ramp building
• Health center proponents honored
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Miss Teeny Pop 2010 is Jennifer Moodie
• CLARK ROAD BRIDGE
• Tip leads to arrest of man wanted in thefts from businesses
• Lack of quorum leaves 5th Ward seat open
• Federal funding helps Habitat's second project
• St. John named Miss Teen Popcorn 2010
• Local schools adjust to cell phone usage
• Your Story: "American Idol" fan stumbles across a favorite on Florida visit
• Police seek man accused of robbing stores
• Crestline mom to plead guilty
• Mt. Gilead girl missing since Sunday
• Camp for abused, neglected kids has grown each year
• Copper cable theft caused $100,000 in damages
• County at forefront of low-income voter registration
• Committee agendas set for Tuesday night
• Two of four suspects linked to 2nd burglary
• State patrol: Ohio teen killed fleeing trooper
• 11th straight year of record Ohio liquor sales
• Cincinnati Zoo's hawk flies off during show
• Fresh Express recalling some salad products
• MARION AREA HUMANE SOCIETY
• STATE FAIR CHAMPION
• GM posts another profit
• 'Cathy' to make final appearance Oct. 3
• Donor helps agency give fans to seniors
• JOG graduation celebrates 2nd chances
• Memorial for Col. Geyer on Saturday
• Entries for best recipe due Sept. 1
• No serious injuries from accident that tipped van
• Pair of off-duty cops assist in domestic violence arrest
• Victims, families react to hearing
• COUNTY SHERIFF
• CITY POLICE
• Kevin Keith decision due after Aug. 18
• Sypris had small crew on duty
• 6 major road projects = busy building year
• Howard gets 36 years in rape of girl
• Reunion weekend for Pleasant Class of 1975
• Open house at Bethlehem Dance Education and Ministry Arts
• 18 to vie for Miss Teeny Pop
• Capital case in Crawford County drawing national attention
• Stretch of Ohio 309 might need moved
• No AC could shorten 1st day of school
• Technology: The Good, The Bad and The Wild Child
• United Way Of Marion County News - June 4, 2010
• United Way of Marion County News - April 28, 2010
• United Way of Marion County News - March 2010
• The Menus
• United Way Annual Meeting
• United Way Of Marion County December 2009 Newsletter
• Christmas At The Palace Directed By Clare Cooke
• United Way of Marion County Newsletter - November 2009
• United Way of Marion County News - Bluefusion Hosting a 'Boo-Tacular' Halloween Party
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Marion County
• Warehouse FUNdraiser at The Warehouse
• Keeping Marion, Ohio Working During the H1N1 Pandemic
• Marion County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for Marion County
• Live United Night
• United Way of Marion County News - September 2009
• United Way of Marion County Vacation Getaway Offer
• News from United Way of Marion County - July 24, 2009
• United Way of Marion County News - June 2009
• United Way of Marion County News - Day of Action
• United Way of Marion County Newsletter - May 7, 2009
• United Way Stuff the Bus Campaign
• United Way of Marion County Newsletter - April 29, 2009
• United Way of Marion County Newsletter - March 19, 2009
• Participate in United Way of Marion County's Survey
• Golden Dragon Acrobats of China
• United Way of Marion County Newsletter - February 12, 2009
• Jamie O Neal
• United Way of Marion County Newsletter - January 21, 2009
• Pinocchio
• CSI - Live by Mad Science
• Live United News - November, 2008
• Rita Coolidge Christmas With Local Musicians and Childrens Choir
• The Plant That Ate The Dirty Socks
• Happy Halloween
• Church Basement Ladies
• Capitol Steps
• If You Give a Pig a Pancake and Other Story Books
• Jumbo's Carnival And Freak Show
• United Way Newsletter September 2008
• Legend of Sleepy Hollow
• Jay and The Americans and The Cowsills
• Mamma Mia
• United Way - August 2008
• Marion County Historical Society NEEDS Volunteers for special events and more!
• A Christmas Carol
• Peter Cetera - You Just Gotta Love Christmas
• War Bonds
• The Grascals and The Rarely Herd
• The Chieftains
• Fish Face
• Blast
• Charlottes Web
• The Moscow Ballets Great Russian Nutcracker
• The Haunted Palace
• David Tolley and Cabot Rea
• The Glenn Miller Orchestra
• The Turtles and The Buckinghams
• The Lettermen
• New Wildlife CD & Booklet Released
• The 12 Irish Tenors
• Fund Raising Campaign for new railtrail
• Peter Pan - A Community Production

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