Marysville Journal-Tribune Podcast: Recent Episodes
Marysville Journal-Tribune
A weekly podcast covering local issues in Marysville and Union County, Ohio from the Marysville Journal-Tribune.
In this week's episode, Marysville Public Service Director Jeremy Hoyt discusses ongoing construction projects that have impacted traffic around the city. Topics cover work on U.S. 33, roundabouts, upcoming work on Five Points and more. This episode was sponsored by Acciona Energía.
In this week's episode, Linda Granger and Denton Kitts from Plain City's Parks and Recreation Department talk about projects and events happening in the village. The discussion covers topics from the Fourth of July and the farmers market to acquisition of land north of the village for future park space. This episode was sponsored by Acciona Energía.
For more information visit:
https://www.plain-city.com/government/departments/parks___recreation/
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In this week's episode, reporters talk with Joy Bingman, regional coordinator with EF High School Exchange Year, an organization that helps facilitate foreign exchange programs in schools. The group discusses the program locally and the importance of cultural studies for students. This episode was sponsored by Acciona Energía.
In this week's episode, the sports guys return to conclude the spring season, including tennis, baseball and softball, track and lacrosse for all area teams.
The guys discuss Jonathan Alder's Greg Kennedy pitching a perfect game, North Union's baseball success, Marysville and Fairbanks softball making it as district runners-up and Fairbanks' Rachel Hoover's success in state track events.
This episode will also conclude sports talk for the 2023-24 school year until the sports guys return later this summer to talk high school football.
For additional coverage and the results of the last of the state meet, visit marysvillejt.com.
This episode was sponsored by Acciona Energía.
In this week's episode, Marysville Superintendent Diane Allen and Mill Valley Principal Kristen Jones discuss growing concerns over behavior issues in the district's elementary schools. This episode was sponsored by Acciona Energía.
In this week's episode, Union County Administrator Bill Narducci stops by to talk about county projects. Topics range from solar to road projects and more. This episode was sponsored by Acciona Energía.
In this week's episode, Marysville City Manager Terry Emery returns to talk about development and traffic as well as current and planned projects for the city. This episode was sponsored by Acciona Energía.
In this week's episode, the newsroom talks about housing issues in Union County from affordability to availability. They also go over the price points for homes currently on the market and what is being done to fix the problems. This episode was sponsored by Acciona Energía.
In this week's episode, the newsroom discusses the various summer events planned around the county this year ranging from music to the Fourth of July to the local fairs. This episode was sponsored by Acciona Energía.
In this week's episode: Newly appointed Mayor Chad Wilson talks about the history of Magnetic Springs as well as his vision for the future of the village.
This episode is sponsored by Acciona Energía.
For more information, visit www.magneticspringsoh.gov.
In this week's episode, the newsroom discusses covering and witnessing the April 8 solar eclipse in Union County. Listen to reporters talk about their experiences as well as clips of visitors from in and out of the state. This episode was sponsored by Acciona Energía.
In this week's episode, the sports guys return to talk about baseball, softball, track, tennis and lacrosse. This episode was sponsored by Acciona Energía.
In this week's episode, the newsroom discusses the results of the March primary election in Union County. Reporters look at issues, the race for sheriff and a messy race for state representative. This episode was sponsored by Acciona Energía.
In this week's episode, Becky Bolt with The Hope Center, Erica Goodwin with the Route 4 Farm Tour and Michelle Kuhlwein with the Union County Fair talk about The Hope Center, its plans for the future and upcoming fundraising events involving partnerships between the entities. For more information about The Hope Center, see the links below:
https://www.hopecenterohio.org/
https://www.facebook.com/HopeCenterOhio/
In this week's episode, Brad Gilbert, director of the Union County Emergency Management Agency, stops by to talk about the county's plan and preparation for the solar eclipse on April 8. Gilbert discusses eclipse information, safety and travel tips as well as what the county and surrounding areas are working on to ensure a safe and successful event. For more information on the solar eclipse check out marysvillejt.com and uchd.net/eclipse. This episode was sponsored by Acciona Energía.
In this week's episode, the sports guys discuss wrestling and basketball as tournaments linger. This episode was sponsored by Acciona Energía.
In this week's episode, Plain City Mayor Jody Carney, Development Manager Jason Stanford and Village Administrator Haley Lupton discuss projects going on in Plain City. Topics include the recently announced Public Square, businesses in the uptown and the possibility of a grocery store coming to the village. This episode was sponsored by Acciona Energía.
In this week's episode, the newsroom talks about the restaurants of yesterday (and today). The discussion ranges from the last remaining York Steakhouse to the design of a classic Pizza Hut. This episode was sponsored by Acciona Energía.
In this week's episode, reporters sit down with Union County Coroner Dr. David Applegate and Deputy Coroner Dr. John Rosevear to discuss the duties and responsibilities of the coroner's office. This episode was sponsored by Acciona Energía.
In this week's episode, the sports guys return after missing the month of January to update listeners on local wrestling, basketball and gymnastics. This episode was sponsored by Acciona Energía.
In this week's episode, Dr. Ned Hill, professor of economic development at Ohio State, sits down with the newsroom to discuss growth and development in Union County. Dr. Hill talks about growing pains for Marysville and the surrounding communities as well as solutions to the problems. This episode was sponsored by Acciona Energía.
In this week's episode, reporters talk with Tim Coan and Audra Mattson with the Union County Humane Society about what the organization is and does. Please help support the UCHS by purchasing the 2024 Union County’s Cutest Pets Calendar featuring pets from Union County. Proceeds will benefit the humane society and can be purchased at uchspets.org/calendar or in person at the UCHS office, 16540 County Home Road in Marysville and the Marysville Journal-Tribune office at 207 North Main Street.
For more information visit:
www.uchspets.org
www.facebook.com/UnionCountyHumaneSociety
Contact:
tim@uchspets.org
937-642-6716
As the area prepares for a blast of winter weather, the newsroom talks frigid temperatures, questionable clothing and disappointing cups of hot chocolate. This episode is sponsored by Acciona Energía.
In this week's episode, the conversation continues with the top three topics of 2023. This is part two of two-part look at what happened in Marysville and Union County last year. This episode is sponsored by Acciona Energía.
In this week's episode, the newsroom discusses the first part of the top stories list of 2023 from staffing shortages to the Marysville school levy failing. Next week's episode will handle the top three stories. This episode was sponsored by Acciona Energía.
In this week's episode, the sports guys pop in for the first sports update of the season. The group talks wrestling, basketball, swimming and gymnastics. This episode was sponsored by Acciona Energía.
In this week's episode, Jeremy Hoyt and Kyle Hoyng from the City of Marysville stop by to talk about city traffic issues and the thoroughfare plan. This episode was sponsored by Acciona Energía.
In this week's episode, the newsroom discusses all those fun things that make a small town small. This episode is sponsored by Acciona Energía.
In this week's episode, the newsroom talks about two development projects being discussed for the City of Marysville. One project would see the re-development of existing buildings in the Uptown and the other would bring multi-phased commercial and residential development to the east side. This episode is sponsored by Acciona Energía.
In this week's episode, Marysville Police Chief Tony Brooks discusses the Flock camera system located around the city and its successes as well as concerns. This episode was sponsored by Acciona Energía.
In this week's episode, the newsroom talks about those workers who have to stay on the clock throughout the holiday season. This episode was sponsored by Acciona Energía.
In this week's episode, the newsroom discusses the November election and what the results might say about where the community stands. Topics include the Marysville referendum and city council, Jerome home rule, Fairbanks and Richwood levy failures and other candidate races. This episode was sponsored by Acciona Energía.
In this week's episode, the podcast switches back to the news as reporters cover what's been going on since football season started. Topics covered are Marysville's referendum, school bus issues, Jerome home rule, the tension between the township and Union County and much more. Next week, reporters will cover results from the recent election and implications moving forward. This episode was sponsored by Acciona Energía.
In this week's episode, the guys talk about the playoff losses for Marysville and Jonathan Alder and close the season. NOTE: Next week will be a return to regular news conversation, beginning with a recap of recent news highlights. This episode was sponsored by Acciona Energía.
In this week's episode, the guys look at the final regular game of the season and talk the first round of the playoffs for the two remaining teams. This episode is sponsored by Acciona Energía.
In this week's episode, the guys discuss prospects for the final, regular-season game and what the first week of playoffs might look like. This episode was sponsored by Acciona Energía.
In this week's episode, the guys talk about the last few games of the season, early playoff ideas and some surprising news. This episode is sponsored by Acciona Energía.
In this week's episode, the guys explore a wide variety of wins and losses, including two teams that broke losing streaks.
In this week's episode, the guys talk about where each team stands and what will be needed for the season's second half. This episode is sponsored by ACCIONA Energía.
In this week's episode, the guys prepare for homecoming games and look toward the season's second half. This episode was sponsored by ACCIONA Energía.
In this week's episode, the guys discuss some surprising victories as the season pushes toward the midpoint. This episode was sponsored by ACCIONA Energía.
In this week's episode, the guys discuss a difficult week for Union County teams. Only one of the teams managed to come away with a win as mid-season looms. This episode was sponsored by ACCIONA Energía.
In this week's episode, game two leaves room for improvement and the guys discuss strategies for turning the tide. This episode was sponsored by ACCIONA Energía.
In this week's episode, the sports guys return to talk about the first week and first game of high school football. This marks the temporary transition to football coverage for the 2023-24 season. This episode was sponsored by ACCIONA Energía.
In this week's episode, we round off the coach interviews by talking with head coaches at North Union, Jonathan Alder and Triad ahead of game one. This episode was sponsored by ACCIONA Energía.
In this week's episode, Marysville Head Coach Brent Johnson and Fairbanks Head Coach Patrick Cotter talk to Sports Editor Time Miller about the start of the football season. This episode is part one of two. This episode was sponsored by ACCIONA Energía.
In this week's episode, we kick off the first of the football season conversations by talking with Gabe Powers. A former MHS Monarch, Gabe now plays for The Ohio State Buckeyes and discusses his career so far at both schools. Next week: The return of Conversations with Coaches. This episode was sponsored by ACCIONA Energía.
In this week's episode, Michael Alago talks about his life and career in the music industry. Alago signed Metallica, White Zombie and many other bands over more than 20 years in the record business. He will be at the Avalon Theatre Saturday, July 29 at 6 p.m. showing the documentary, Who The Fk Is That Guy?” The Fabulous Journey Of Michael Alago and promoting his book, I Am Michael Alago: Breathing Music. Signing Metallica. Beating Death. This episode was sponsored by ACCIONA Energía.
In this week's episode, the newsroom talks with Keagan Nicol about beginning his career as an auctioneer in his early 20s. Nicol will be working the livestock auction at this year's fair which runs July 23-29. This episode is sponsored by ACCIONA Energía.
In this week's episode, the newsroom discusses the different phases of life - be it vacations or social circles - for people in their 20s, 30s, 40s and 50s. This episode is sponsored by ACCIONA Energía.
In this week's episode, Tim and Bob talk about the changing face of sports coverage as well as their time working in the news business over the last 40 years. This episode is sponsored by ACCIONA Energía.
In this week's episode, the newsroom discusses the June 22 meeting between Marysville City Council and Marysville school board members and administration. This episode is sponsored by ACCIONA Energía.
In this week's episode, the newsroom talks about Union County parks from the south to the north and attempts to rank the top ten.
In this week's episode, Union County Treasurer Andrew Smarra returns to talk about the Land Bank projects in Marysville, Richwood and other parts of the county. He also talks about various financing vehicles in the news recently including TIFs (tax increment financing) and CRAs (community reinvestment area). This episode is sponsored by ACCIONA Energía.
In this week's episode, the newsroom discusses the new Flock Safety cameras going in around the City of Marysville. The conversation covers privacy, data collection and what the future might hold for implementing security measures. The podcast is sponsored by ACCIONA Energía.
In this week's episode, the sports guys return to discuss the closing of the spring sports season.
In this week's episode, the newsroom lightheartedly discusses the recent reports of a lost lemur around Marysville and the growing social media buzz that followed.
In this week's episode, reporters talk about upcoming event schedules for summer 2023 in Union County. They discuss Friday Nights Uptown, All-Ohio Balloon Fest, Memorial Day and Fourth of July celebrations as well as fair plans and more.
In this week's episode, the newsroom discusses the Marysville school levy that didn't pass at the May 2 election. Reporters look at why, what's next and explore the growing tension between the school and the City of Marysville.
In this week's episode, reporters sit down with Ali Parthemore from the Marysville Public Library to talk about the new "Library of Things." The program allows patrons to check outnon-traditional pieces including traffic cones, cake pans, sewing machines, light therapy lamps, and more. The group also discusses general library functions, other resources and its role in the community.
For more information:
Website
https://marysvillelib.org
Library of Things
https://marysvillelib.org/services/library-of-things/
In this week's episode, the sports guys discuss baseball, softball, lacrosse, track and tennis for the late April update.
In this week's episode, the newsroom sits down with Kim Hemminger, president of the Marysville Art League, to talk about the group's history, art in Union County and difficulties during the pandemic.
Website: https://www.marysvilleartleague.org
In this week's episode, the newsroom discusses a series of new projects around the City of Marysville from parks to restaurants.
In this week's episode, reporters talk with Lavona See and Jennifer Arnold about Impact Station, Union County's new emergency, temporary homeless shelter located at the YMCA on Charles Lane, off Delaware Avenue in Marysville. For more information, see below:
https://impactstationmarysville.org
https://www.familypromise-delawareohio.org
Jennifer Arnold:
E: jennifer@fp-housing.org
P: 740-362-7817
In this week's episode, members of the Marysville school district's levy committee come by to discuss the levy on the ballot for May 2. The group discusses the positives, negatives and the future outlook. NOTE: Next week, reporters will be talking about Impact Station, the new emergency temporary housing shelter at the YMCA.
In this week's episode, the newsroom discusses the announcement that Honda's Marysville Auto Plant will soon begin the switch to manufacturing electric vehicles. Reporters talk plans for the company as well as the community reaction on social media. NOTE: Stay tuned next week to hear members of the levy committee for Marysville schools discuss the upcoming levy on the ballot.
MJT stories on Honda and EV news:
https://www.marysvillejt.com/news/accord-leaving-hondas-map/
https://www.marysvillejt.com/news/officials-speak-on-honda-news/
https://www.marysvillejt.com/news/city-wants-input-on-charging-stations/
https://www.marysvillejt.com/news/trc-growing-to-meet-needs-of-ev-testing/
In this week's episode, the sports guys discuss the state wrestling tournament which saw several local athletes achieve high marks and even become state champions.
In this week's episode, reporters sit down with representatives from Acciona Energia to discuss solar energy and their company. Acciona is an energy company based out of Chicago, IL and is currently building the Union Solar project in northern Union County.
In this week's episode, reporters sit down with Sgt. Josh Dillahunt of the Marysville Division of Police and Marysville High School Principal Ken Chaffin to discuss the issue of vaping in schools. For resources visit The Union County Drug Free Coalition: https://www.ucdrugfree.org.
In this week's episode, we talk with Union County Commissioner Steve Robinson about solar projects in the county. The conversation covers the number of projects in the county, the commissioner's decision making process and discussions around property rights of residents. NOTE: Over the next two weeks we plan to talk with representatives from Acciona about solar as well as Marysville High School officials and Marysville police officers about vaping in schools.
In this week's episode, the sports guys return to give an update for the month of February. The guys talk wrestling, swimming and basketball and touch on newly sanctioned girls wrestling.
In this week's episode, the newsroom discusses the changing relationship between the public and media. Reporters talk about, at times, contentious interactions with citizens and public officials.
In this week's episode, the newsroom discusses all the fundraising activities kids (and parents) take part in throughout the school year.
In this week's episode, Union County Treasurer Andrew Smarra comes on the show to talk about taxes. The conversation covers general payment and collection, the six-year revaluation, recent tax bills going up and TIF money going to the schools. Smarra answers questions and reminds taxpayers of important dates and information.
In this week's episode, the sports guys return for their monthly update to listeners. This time they talk wrestling, swimming and basketball in Union County.
In this week's episode, the newsroom talks about what makes certain murder or missing person cases newsworthy, the patterns of coverage and then tests their own newsworthiness with an online exercise. NOTE: Discussion of murder and missing persons, though not in graphic detail.
In this week's episode, the newsroom continues counting down the top stories of 2022. Part of the conversation deals with issues of mental health so listed below are some resources if you or someone close to you is experiencing mental health issues.
Mental health and suicide prevention resources for community members:
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Mental Health and Recovery Board of Union County 24/7 crisis hotline: 1-800-731-5577 or text 4HELP to 85511.
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National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-TALK (8255). Beginning July 16, The National Suicide Prevention Hotline can be reached by dialing 988.
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Nationwide Children’s Hospital Crisis Hotline (for youth with an immediate need): (614) 772-1800.
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Maryhaven (offers walk-in crisis services during business hours), 15 S. Plum St., Marysville: (937) 644-9192.
The Mental Health and Recovery Board of Union County also offers a series of resources as well as a free, online mental health assessment.
Suicide experts say friends and family members can also contact resources to help others. Officials said some warning signs may be helpful to determine if a loved one is at risk for suicide, especially if the behavior is new, has increased, or seems related to a painful event, loss or change.
Signs include:
– Talking about wanting to die or to kill themselves.
– Looking for a way to kill themselves, like searching online or buying a gun.
– Talking about feeling hopeless or having no reason to live.
– Talking about feeling trapped or in unbearable pain.
– Talking about being a burden to others.
– Increasing the use of alcohol or drugs.
– Acting anxious or agitated; behaving recklessly.
– Sleeping too little or too much.
– Withdrawing or isolating themselves.
– Showing rage or talking about seeking revenge.
– Extreme mood swings.
Wings Support and Recovery, 729 S. Walnut St., Marysville, works to combat the stigma of mental illness and addiction by supporting different paths to recovery. Wings hosts support groups and social activities, as well as providing resources. Wings can be reached at (937) 642-9555.
In this week's episode, the newsroom goes over the first half of the top stories from 2022. Topics range from Jerome Township growth to violence in the county and a general shift in attitudes and behaviors. Next week will continue the top ten list and reveal the number one story of 2022.
In this week's episode, the reporters take a break from the news conversation to share fun Christmas memories and traditions.
In this week's episode, Tim, Aleksei and Bob return to talk winter sports. This episode is the first of the sports updates that will occur once a month going into next year.
In this week's episode, the newsroom discusses a petition being circulated opposing annexed land on Route 245 and how getting signatures could mean a referendum for that decision. The reporters also discuss past referendums and outcomes in Jerome Township.
In this week's episode, Chad and Mac sit down with Marysville City Manager Terry Emery to discuss growth and development in the city. They look at plans for the old water plant, the Route 245 annexation and various housing projects around Marysville.
In this week's episode, the newsroom gives a preview of holiday season activities around Union County including Marysville, Plain City, Richwood and more.
In this week's episode, the news reporters return to bring listeners up to date on some keys stories that happened in the county over the last few months. Next week: a holiday event schedule.
In this week's episode, the guys discuss a final effort by the Marysville Monarchs as well as team highlights and recognitions. NOTE: This episode closes the football coverage and next week will feature MJT reporters beginning discussions of news around Union County with sports highlights once a month.
In this week's episode, the guys discuss round one of the playoffs and how Marysville is the last team standing.
In this week's episode, the guys discuss the final game of the regular season and what's next for playoff games. NOTE: the MJT Podcast will continue to cover football until teams are out of the playoffs, then transition back to regular news.
In this week's episode, the guys discuss area teams having some wins after five losses last week. Discussion continues around playoff possibilities and the last regular game of the season.
In this week's episode, the guys discuss losses from all five area teams as well what each has to do to make the playoffs. Stayed tuned throughout the episode to hear this week's Players of the Game.
In this week's episode, the guys discuss three homecoming games from last week and look toward the last three games of the regular season.
In this week's episode, the guys recap last week's game while talking playoff options and end-of-season possibilities.
In this week's episode, area teams reach the halfway point of the regular season and get focused on the second half.
In this week's episode, the guys talk about the majority of area teams winning and also the interruption of this week's Fairbanks game by country singer Luke Bryan.
In this week's episode, the guys discuss a mixed bag of wins and losses that leave the season's progress up in the air.
In this week's episode, the guys talk game two progress and a first victory for the Marysville Monarchs.
In this week's episode, the sports guys are back to talk about the first game of the season which builds to a discussion of the tough Marysville loss. Keep an ear out for Players of the Week.
In this week's episode, the football coach interviews continue with MJT sports writers talking with head coaches at Fairbanks, North Union and Jonathan Alder ahead of Friday night's first game.
In this week's episode, we kick off the football season by talking with Marysville's head football coach Brent Johnson about the upcoming season. This episode will be the first in a series of head coaches interviews from the coverage area.
In this week's episode, Chad and Mike sit down with Kevin Behrens, the Journal-Tribune publisher and coordinator of the All Ohio Balloon Fest to talk about the festival's history, highlights (and lowlights) as well as information about this year's event on Aug. 11, 12 and 13 at the Union County Airport.
Tickets are available at http://www.allohioballoonfest.com or at the Marysville Journal-Tribune office at 207 N. Main Street in Marysville. Those interested can also call the office at (937) 642-5656.
In this week's episode, the newsroom celebrates fair week in Union County by talking about fun, strange and questionable fair stories from covering the event over the years.
In this week's episode, MJT reporters talk to Union County Sheriff Jamie Patton regarding two officer-involved shootings in the county. Patton describes the investigation process and moving forward. Check the links below for mental health, violence and addiction resources:
WINGS Support and Recovery: Drop-in center at 729 S. Walnut St. is open from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Hope Center’s Emergency Assistance Program: Call (937) 303-4209 to schedule an appointment during the program’s operating hours, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Mental Health and Recovery Board of Union County: 24/7 mental health crisis hotline - call (800) 731-5577 or text “4help” to 85511.
Maryhaven: Walk-in mental health crisis hours at 715 S. Plum St. from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., Monday through Thursday and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Friday.
Union County Prosecutor’s Office Victims of Crime Assistance (VOCA) program: Call (937) 645-4160, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.
In this week's episode, the newsroom discusses changes in city and village councils, township and county entities, and how those decisions reflect growth and change in the area.
In this week's episode, the newsroom takes a lighter approach by telling funny vacation stories.
In this week's episode, the newsroom continues the conversation around Ohio gun laws by discussing House Bill 99, which allows guns in schools. For more information on the two gun issues and other stories visit: https://www.marysvillejt.com.
In this week's episode, the newsroom discusses two pieces of firearm-related legislation signed into law in the State of Ohio. This is part one of a two-part conversation.
In this week's episode, the newsroom discusses growth and the lack of affordable housing in Union County as well as options for residents in the future.
In this week's episode, the newsroom discusses domestic violence resources in Union County. Please see below for information, links to organization websites, and other resources:
WINGS Support and Recovery: Drop-in center at 729 S. Walnut St. is open from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Hope Center’s Emergency Assistance Program: Call (937) 303-4209 to schedule an appointment during the program’s operating hours, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Mental Health and Recovery Board of Union County: 24/7 mental health crisis hotline - call (800) 731-5577 or text “4help” to 85511.
Maryhaven: Walk-in mental health crisis hours at 715 S. Plum St. from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., Monday through Thursday and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Friday.
Union County Prosecutor’s Office Victims of Crime Assistance (VOCA) program: Call (937) 645-4160, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Turning Point: 24/7 crisis hotline - call 1 (800) 232-6505 or (740) 382-8988, or text “turningpoint” “turning point” “tphelp” or “turning” to 20121; visit turningpoint6.org for resources including red flags in a relationship and safety planning.
National Domestic Violence Hotline: (800) 799-7233 (available 24/7).
In this week's episode, the newsroom discusses an officer involved fatal shooting in Mill Valley on Memorial Day. The conversation also examines violence locally and nationally.
In this week's episode, the newsroom discusses summer events around Union County including music, fairs, and the Balloon Fest. For more information on events, see links below:
City of Marysville
https://www.marysvilleohio.org/83/Events
Village of Plain City
https://www.plain-city.com/copy-of-parks-pool
Village of Richwood
Village: https://www.richwoodohio.org/home.html
Library: https://www.richwoodlibrary.org
Union County Fair
https://ohiounioncountyfair.com
All Ohio Balloon Fest
http://www.allohioballoonfest.com
Marysville Journal-Tribune
https://www.marysvillejt.com
In this week's episode, the newsroom discusses the recent election results for Union County Commissioner involving incumbent Chris Schmenk and her defeat by challenger, Dave Lawrence. The reporters also discuss the political direction of the county.
In this week's episode, Tim and Aleksei return to highlight spring sports including baseball, softball, lacrosse, track, and tennis.
In this week's episode, the newsroom discusses several incidents of violence around the county including an officer-involved shooting in Plain City, a stabbing in Richwood, and two fatal incidents involving vehicles. Check out links to updated stories below:
Plain City Shooting
https://www.marysvillejt.com/news/officers-supported-after-shooting/
Richwood Stabbing
https://www.marysvillejt.com/news/stabbing-suspect-held-on-50000/
Motorcycle Crash
https://www.marysvillejt.com/news/officials-seek-next-of-kin-for-biker-in-fatal-crash/
Hit-and-run
https://www.marysvillejt.com/news/hit-and-run-accident-kills-local-mother/
In this week's episode, the newsroom details the road construction season with paving projects around the county - some planned and some in-progress - including Richwood, Plain City, Jerome Township, and the City of Marysville.
In this week's episode, the newsroom discusses the issue of geese near the Union County Airport as well as possible solutions.
In this week's episode, the TIF talk continues following decisive votes at recent Marysville and Plain City council meetings.
In this week's episode, the newsroom discusses a couple of tax increment financing (TIF) agreements being discussed in Plain City and Marysville.
In this week's episode, the newsroom discusses the expansion debate over the Marysville Outdoor Refreshment Area (MORA).
In this week's episode, the newsroom discusses how an area organization plans to create a short-term homeless shelter as a first step toward a more permanent shelter facility.
In this week's episode, Tim and Aleksei return to talk wrestling, basketball, and other sports to wrap up the winter season.
In this week's episode, the newsroom discusses recent incidents of suicide and the difficulty of covering that topic. SEE BELOW for mental health and suicide prevention resources locally and nationally:
Mental Health and Recovery Board of Union County 24/7 crisis hotline: 1-800-731-5577 or text 4HELP to 85511.
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-TALK (8255). Beginning July 16, The National Suicide Prevention Hotline can be reached by dialing 988.
Nationwide Children’s Hospital Crisis Hotline (for youth with an immediate need): (614) 772-1800.
Maryhaven (offers walk-in crisis services during business hours), 15 S. Plum St., Marysville: (937) 644-9192.
Wings Support and Recovery, 729 S. Walnut St., Marysville, works to combat the stigma of mental illness and addiction by supporting different paths to recovery. Wings hosts support groups and social activities, as well as providing resources. Wings can be reached at (937) 642-9555.
The Mental Health and Recovery Board of Union County also offers a series of resources as well as a free, online mental health assessment.
Suicide experts say friends and family members can also contact resources to help others. Officials said some warning signs may be helpful to determine if a loved one is at risk for suicide, especially if the behavior is new, has increased, or seems related to a painful event, loss or change.
Signs include:
- Talking about wanting to die or to kill themselves.
- Looking for a way to kill themselves, like searching online or buying a gun.
- Talking about feeling hopeless or having no reason to live.
- Talking about feeling trapped or in unbearable pain.
- Talking about being a burden to others.
- Increasing the use of alcohol or drugs.
- Acting anxious or agitated; behaving recklessly.
- Sleeping too little or too much.
- Withdrawing or isolating themselves.
- Showing rage or talking about seeking revenge.
- Extreme mood swings.
In this week's episode, the newsroom discusses changes and updates to historic buildings in Marysville, Plain City, and Richwood.
In this week's episode, the newsroom discusses the ongoing debate over solar farms in Union County. There is an update at the end of the episode from the County Commissioners' meeting on 2/22/22.
In this week's episode, the newsroom discusses a demonstration held at Five Points by a self-proclaimed White Lives Matter group.
In this week's episode, the newsroom discusses the recent winter weather event and how the snow and ice removal was handled by city and county workers.
In this week's episode, the newsroom discusses the chaotic incident at the Hampton Inn in Marysville involving a pool heater leaking carbon monoxide. Several guests were rushed to area hospitals and treated for CO poisoning.
In this week's episode, the newsroom discusses future plans for the Marysville pool after a consulting firm presented city council with some possible options.
In this week's episode, Tim and Aleksei return to update the listeners on area sports, discussing wrestling, basketball, and more.
In this week's episode, it's part one of the top ten stories of 2021. The newsroom discusses the difficult process of compiling the list, stories that almost made it, and the first few topics on the list. Check in next week for part two's conclusion of the list.
In this week's episode, a fun holiday conversation about the various items dropped across the country on New Year's Eve, building on the tradition of the famous Times Square ball drop at midnight.
NOTE: No show this week but the MJT Podcast will return next week with a look at top stories from the year.
In this week's episode, the newsroom looks at the dilemma between the Marysville school district and the Hope Center.
In this week's episode, the newsroom discusses the restoration project for the Richwood Opera House as well as the challenges other communities face when attempting to preserve historic buildings.
This episode begins the format-change to more news-specific coverage of Marysville and Union County. The first conversation is about possible changes to the intersection known as Five Points. The podcast features members of the newsroom: Chad Williamson, Mac Cordell, Kayleen Petrovia and Ally Lanasa.
In this week's episode, the Monarchs fall to Springfield in the final football game of the season. NOTE: This episode will be the last of the sports-centric coverage. Next week, the MJT Podcast will transition to covering local news with the occasional sports highlight.
In this week's episode, the guys discuss Marysville's victory over Toledo Whitmer and the upcoming Springfield game.
In this week's episode, playoff talk continues with two area teams remaining in the game and two teams leaving. The guys also discuss the new OHSAA rules that have expanded the number of playoff-qualifying teams.
In this week's episode, the guys discuss the end of the season, the teams that made it into the playoffs, and issues with this year's playoff organization.
In this week's episode, the guys talk about the teams heading into the final week of games and what to expect as the regular season's ending is in sight.
In this week's episode, the Pioneers flip the script with a notable win, the Monarchs continue to be unstoppable and other area teams face uncertain opponents.
In this week's episode, the guys discuss an undefeated Marysville toppling Dublin Jerome, North Union defeating Benjamin Logan, and they look ahead at the week's possibilities.
In this week's episode, the guys discuss an exciting win at Marysville High School followed immediately by a medical emergency turned tragic. They also talk other area teams and their march into the second half of the season.
In this week's episode, three of the area schools have their homecoming game while other teams turn the tables on expectations.
In this week's episode, the guys discuss blowout games and teams racking up penalties in the march toward mid-season. GUEST: Reporter Mac Cordell steps in to discuss the Fairbanks v. Madison-Plains game.
In this week's podcast, the guys discuss a noticeable division between successful area teams and those struggling to make a mark ahead of Friday's game.
In this week's episode, one of the area teams looks at a rival with a case of COVID-19; other teams experience ups and downs as the season marches on.
In this week's episode, Chad, Tim, and Sam report on and discuss the first week of games.
On this very first episode of the Marysville Journal-Tribune Podcast, Managing Editor Chad Williamson, Sports Editor Tim Miller, and Sports Writer Sam Dillon preview the fall 2021 season for the Marysville, Fairbanks, Jonathan Alder, North Union and Triad football teams.
NOTE: This will be a weekly podcast covering local news in and around Marysville and Union County but for the first series of episodes, the newsroom staff will focus on football.