Marion Now - Moving Our Community Forward: Recent Episodes
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Rogue Theatrics is presenting "Summer Hoopla, Grills Gone Wild" on Friday, June 26 and Saturday, June 27, 2026 at 7:30pm in the May Pavillion at the Marion Palace Theatre. Eric Mosley and Daniel Bradshaw joined the show to give us some laughs and lots of details about the show.
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Tickets and Details at MarionPalace.org
Marion County Commissioner Kevin Davidson joined the show to inform us about the recent resolution he and his fellow commissioners have adopted against the construction of the US 23/I-71 Bypass through Marion County.
Ridgedale's 2026 Musical is Disney's "High School Musical 2." It's set to be on stage at The Marion Palace Theatre on March 6, 7 & 8. Director Jodi Smith and some of her amazing cast, joined the podcast to talk about the show.
For tickets and info: MarionPalace.org
Marion County Commissioner, Kevin Davidson, joined the show to discuss the $4.5 million budge shortfall for 2026. Commissioner Davidson also addressed the rumors about possible layoffs in the county.
The 72nd Annual Y-Men's Service Club of Marion Christmas Tree Sale begins at 12n on Friday, November 28, 2025, on the corner of East Church Street and Reed Avenue, on Marion's east side. Y-Men's member, Marshall Cunningham, joined the show to talk about the sale, why thru work so hard to raise funds and who benefits from your support of their tree sale.
Guy and Lynda Schlichting joined the show to give us the details of the Veterans Concert Honoring Those Who Served, coming to Marion's First Presbyterian Church on Sunday, November 2nd.
Jennifer Schlueter, the new Dean & Director of The Ohio State University at Marion, joined the show to introduce herself, talk about the Marion Community and what's on the horizon at OSUM.
The Waldo Summer Festival is Friday, July 18th and Saturday July 19th in the Village of Waldo! Ashley Klingel joined the show to talk about the annual summer event!
Learn more at www.WaldoSummerFestival.com
Each year, Scioto Shoe Mart in Marion produces a coupon book of great in-store deals to sell as a fund raiser for NC4K, a non-profit that supports familys who are fighting juvenile cancer. Mandy from NC4K joined the show to talk about the effort and how it helps to change lives.
Honor Flight at Home. In Ohio. In Marion! is set for Saturday, June 7, 2025 at Tri-Rivers. Margie Saull is the organizer and she joined the podcast to get us all the details.
Margie can be reached at saullgw4@yahoo.com for regiatration and details.
On Friday, May 9, 2025, Rogue Theatrics will present their Spring Fever Amped & Wild event. This will be an evening filled with Concert, Comedy and BBQ at 23 North in Waldo. Eric Mosley and Daniel Bradshaw, joined the podcast, to talk about the show and the local cabaret troupe.
Tickets and info are at: RogueTheatricsLive.com
Marion Mayor Bill Collins, Marion County Commissioner Kevin Davidson and James Walker from The Regional Planning Commision were the featured presenters for the 2025 Strongest Town's Contest Championship LiveStream on Monday afternoon. The three presented to the worldwide audience the accolades of the Marion area, and why they should vote for us to be the Champions of the long standing annual contest. This podcast features their points from the LiveStream.
Voting is open to anyone with an email address, until 1pm EDT, on Thursday, April 10, 2025.
CLICK HERE TO VOTE for The Strongest Town Championship!
Brett McCrery joined the show to talk about the new extracurricular department that offers students lots of activities for participation.
On Sunday morning, at 7:40 AM in Marion Ohio, Buckeye Chuck, Ohio’s Official Weather Forecasting Groundhog emerged from his burrow at The Marion County Fairgrounds to a cloudy sky, proclaiming, “Spring Is Just Around the Corner in Ohio!”
Buckeye Chuck was proclaimed “Ohio’s Official Weather Predicting Groundhog” in 1979 by the Ohio Legislature and since then, WMRN Radio in Marion, has held an annual celebration for Buckeye Chuck’s historic announcement. Buckeye Chuck has correctly predicted the second half of Ohio’s winter weather 73% of the time.
This podcast is Buckeye Chuck's Historic 2025 Second Half of Winter Prediction!
On Sunday morning, at 7:40 AM in Marion Ohio, Buckeye Chuck, Ohio’s Official Weather Forecasting Groundhog emerged from his burrow at The Marion County Fairgrounds to a cloudy sky, proclaiming, “Spring Is Just Around the Corner in Ohio!”
Buckeye Chuck was proclaimed “Ohio’s Official Weather Predicting Groundhog” in 1979 by the Ohio Legislature and since then, WMRN Radio in Marion, has held an annual celebration for Buckeye Chuck’s historic announcement. Buckeye Chuck has correctly predicted the second half of Ohio’s winter weather 73% of the time.
This podcast is the complete Buckeye Chuck Show from 2025!
Amy Parker from Luke 3:11 Ministries has put together another initiative for the Marion area, "I Wish for Prom." It's so all girls can experience prom, no matter exceptions. Amy joined the show to talk about it and give us links to get more info, including Luke 3:11 Ministries website.
The Marion County Jr. Fair Building Improvement Committee's 6th Annual Valentine's Fundraiser Dinner is Saturday, February 8, 2025 at the Marion Veteran's Memorial Coliseum! Dan Criswell joined the show to tell us all about it.
Tickets and info fro Dan at (419) 295-4965
You have until January 31st to purchase your Dog Tags, so Marion County Dog Warden Scott Mills joined the show to tell us about that and everything that they do at the Marion County Dog Pound.
The Veterans Concert, Honoring Those Who Served will be at the Marion First Presbyterian Church at 143 South Prospect Street on Sunday, November 3rd at 4pm. Guy and Linda Schlichting joined the show to fill us in on all the details.
Sunday, October 27th, from 1 to 4pm, at The Veterans Memorial Coliseum on the Marion Country Fairgrounds, is the Annual Veteran Celebration, thanks to Ashley Furniture Homestore. It's FREE to veterans and their families. Mitch Monnen joined the show to tell us all about the event.
CLICK HERE to register for the event.
Members of the Marion Harding Varsity H Club joined the show to talk about their upcoming Fall Festival, at Harding HS on Saturday, October 26th from4:30pm to 7:30pm.
Cindy Price and Brian Blair from the Marion County, Ohio, Board of Elections joined to show to go over everything you need to know to vote in the November 2024 General Election!
Jessica Moon, a Partner at Roth, Bacon Moon Attorneys, llc, joined the podcast to take a look at both candidates for President and things they have proposed that may change estate planning and taxes, and what they may extend, allow to expire or update within their administration.
Ohio State Hall of Famer Braxton Miller will be at Marion Preparatory Academy's Back 2 School event on Thursday, August 8th from 4 to 5pm for fans to meet, toss a football and may-be even play a video game or two. The event is from 4 to 6pm and features Whit's Frozen Custard, a Bounce House, Game Truck, and much more. It's open to the public.
Braxton joined the Paul James Show to talk about the event and other things he's working and a little Buckeye Football, too.
Buzzes & Backpacks is a Back to School event on Saturday, August 3rd from 12n to 5pm at Founders park in Downtown Marion. Several barbers and salons, churches, MPACT and other organizations are joining together to help kids and families get ready to head back to school with a fresh cut, book bag and much more. Lt. Ed Brown and Shave Holcomb joined the show to talk about the event!
Details at The Marion Police Department's FB Page.
Pipers Big Give 2024 is once again offering a coupon book filled with great offers, giveaways and other specials for you to use into January of 2025. Mandy Powell from NC4K joined the show to talk about the organization, Piper, her family and the coupon book. You can purchase the book, that has a limited number, at Scioto Shoe Mart at 206 James Way in Marion.
Danny Gregory and Ty Williams joined the show to fill us in on the upcoming Waldo Summer Festival. It's set for July 19th and 20th in the heart of Waldo.
Wyanstock, The Wyandot County Music Festival, will be celebrating their 10th event at the Wyandot County Fairgrounds on Friday and Saturday, July 5th and 6th. Brian Kummerer joined the show to talk about the two day festival that features LIVE music, craft brews, wears and great food!
Jessica Moon, a partner at Roth, Bacon, Moon Attorney's llc., joined the podcast to talk about Basis in Assets. Jessica explains what that is and why it's important to talk to your attorney or financial advisor about them.
Margie Saull joined the show to talk about the Honor Flight at Home program, that will be at Tri-Rivers on June 8th, but the deadline to register is May 25th. Margie has all the details by emailing her at saullgw4@yahoo.com or go to MarionMade.org
Palace Executive Director Kirk Detweiler and Marketing Director Morgan Schwartz announce the 2024-2025 Season schedule.
Julie Prettyman will be taking over as CEO and President of the Marion Community Foundation, after Dean Jacob steps down into retirement, at the end of June. Both, joined Paul James to talk about the Foundation and how it just keeps growing and expanding, to serve the Marion Community.
Chip Gregory, Executive Producer of Rogue Theatrics, and local downtown business owner Alex Sheridan spoke with Eric Mosley about their upcoming Bar Sing-a-Long at The Dock at Bucci's and the background of their partnership.
Danica, Devynn and Trea make up the country singing group "Chapel Hart" and they're set to play the Marion Palace Theatre on Friday, May 3rd at 7:30pm. The AGT Group Golden Buzzer recipients from Season 17, joined Paul James' show to talk about what to expect on the Palace stage Friday, their musical & family roots, being independent artists on the road, and much more.
On May 11th, The Marion K-9 Project will hole their annual Family Fun Day at Marion Prep Academy, a 1001 Mt. Vernon Ave, to benefit the local K-9 Officers Memorial. Jill Chitwood, the organizer, joined the show to talk about the event, that also features a Car Show, Cornhole competition, Craft Show and fun for all ages.
CeCe Teneal discusses her show "Portrait of Aretha" that is coming to the Marion Palace Theatre Friday April 26th.
The Lights Out Tour is bringing great, original, independent country music to Findlay's Marathon Center on Friday, April 5th and Marion Palace Theatre on Saturday, April 6th. Lee Gantt is one of the featured performers and he joined the podcast to talk about his show.
For tickets and info: MarionPalace.org
New Bloomington native, Chad Clark, an independent Nashville recording artist, is one of the headliners of the "Lights Out Tour" at the Marion Palace Theatre on Saturday, April 6th, and the Marathon Performing Arts Centre on Friday, April 5th. Chad will be joined on stage by Kyle Fields and Lee Gant for an awesome night of LIVE country music. Chad joined Paul James to talk about the show, his career and the changes in country music over his decades long career.
Get tickets and info by visiting: MarionPalace.org
Eric Mosley sits down with Marion Native Julia Hansen ahead of her special lecture at the Marion Palace Theatre about the famous Andrea Doria sea disaster and her work with Ohio State - Marion.
Jessica Moon from Roth Bacon Moon Attorneys, LLC discusses if changes can be made to a will or estate after death.
Eric Mosley sits down with Director Amanda Zucker and castmembers of the Ridgedale High School Musical presentation of Guys and Dolls.
Carrie Grogan and Elizabeth Moore from Marion County Children Services joined the show to talk about how their agency contines to evolve and how you can get involved to help Marion kids.
Learn more at MarionKids.com
The Carden International, All-New Spectacular Extreme Circus will be in Marion on Tuesday and Wednesday, January 23 & 24th at 6:30pm at the Marion Fairgrounds Veterans Memorial Coliseum! Francesca Cavallini the pre-show host and performer joined the show to tell you all about the upcoming performances and how you can score tickets. www.SpectacularCircus.com has tickets and more info.
The 70th year of Christmas Tree Sales by the Y-Men's Service Club begins on Friday at 12n, on the corner of Church Street and Reed Avenue in eastern Marion city. Marshall Cunningham, from the club, joined the show to talk about their 80 year old non-profit organization and the wonderful things they do in the Marion communtiy to assist those in need.
Elaine Strine, from Musicians 1 Stop, joined the show to talk about the opening of their new non-profit Mucic Academy opening soon in Marion.
The Veterans Concert to Honor Those Who Served will be at First Presbyterian Church in Marion this Sunday, November 5th at 4pm. It's open to the public. Get details at www.1presby.org
This Saturday, October 28th from 4:30pm to 8:30pm, The Marion Harding Varsity H Club is holding their 2nd Annual Fall Festival. Lots of things for families to do including games, costume contests, treats and even Fireworks! The Varsity H Club Leadership Team joined the podcast to talk about the event!
River Valley Superintendent Adam Wickham and Treasurer Brittney Keller discuss the facts about the upcoming levy's on the November ballot.
WMRN AM's Eric Mosley moderates the debate between candidates for Marion City Mayor, City Council, Marion Municipal Court Judge, and Marion Township Trustees
Marion Palace Theatre Executive Director Kirk Detwiler and Kristi Wink talk about the upcoming cabaret show "An Evening With Friends". Plus they talk about the upcoming shows coming in September and October.
Jessica Moon from Roth Bacon Moon Attorney's, LLC talks about some of the items to consider in business transitions
Diane Watson, Linda Perry and Lori Stevenson joined the podcast from Marion St. Mary Church to talk about the upcoming celebrations of their 125th Anniversary of the Church Dedication.
Sports Director Eric Mosley spoke with Head Football Coach Corey Chatman to preview the Rockets season.
Sports Director Eric Mosley went out to River Valley to speak with Head Football Coach Matt Waddle to preview the Vikings season.
Sports Director Eric Mosley sat down with Harding Head Football Coach Chuck Williamson to preview the Prexies upcoming season.
Sports Director Eric Mosley sat down with Elgin Head Football Coach Zack Winslow to preview the Comet's upcoming season.
Melinda Johnson and Pat Case from 110 Women Who Care in Marion joined the show to give us an update about the great work they're doing in the community and why you should think about joining them in this endevor.
Bob Goyer joined the show to talk about two great events coming to Downtown Marion in August. The first is the Marion Priase Fest on August 12 and then Downtown Marion Senior Day on August 23rd.
Jessica Moon of Roth Bacon Moon Attourneys explains what pitfalls can come up when planning your estate.
Ty Williams stipped by to talk about all of the fun activities and entertainment coming to the Waldo Summer Fest July 14th & 15th
Cassie Gregory, Director of the Marion County Council on Aging, discusses Senior Day at the Marion County Fair.
Disney's Beauty and The Beast is being presented at The Marion Palace Theatre July 8,9, 14, 15, and 16, 2023. "Belle" aka, Sara Grote joins the show to talk about the show, how awesome it is to play a Disney Princess and how your little princess' can join Brunch with Belle, too!
www.MarionPalace.org
Isaac Orians, "Dr. Ike," from Big Red Deluxe called into the show to talk about their headlining performance at Wyanstock, Wyandot County's Music Festival, on June 30th. Dr. Ike also filled us in on Saturday, July 1st headliner, "The Why Store," as he has been a fan since the 90's.
Get details at www.Wyanstock.com
Martha Stefanka and Evelyn Lisiecki joined the show to fill us in on the Latino Health Fair coming to St. Mary School's Gymnasium on Sunday, June 25th from 2;30pm to 4:30pm.
CLICK HERE for details of the event!
Eric Mosley spoke with Pete Souza, former White House Photographer for President's Reagan and Obama, about his time working for both men. Pete is the Keynote Speaker for the upcoming 2023 Warren G. Harding Symposium on July 14th & 15th.
The Marion Concert Band is once again hosting FREE Concerts in McKinley Park. Lois Lust from the band joined the show to talk about the season that starts on Sunday, June 11th with a very popular group. Learn more on Facbook at Marion Concert Band, Marion OH
Wyanstock is the annual Wyandot County Music Festival with tons for adults to enjoy BUT there are things for the kids, too. Jessica Moon from the Wyandot County Young Professionals joined the show to talk about how kids can design, create and keep their own Wyanstock t-shirt for FREE thanks to some great local sponsors.
Jess Kellie Adams is the opening show at Freedom Fest Ohio on June 22nd at The Morrow County Fairgrounds in Mt. Gilead. Jess took a break from the studio to call in to the show with her new producer, Dean Sams from Lonestar. Jess and Dean talked about her new music and her new LIVE show that she's bringing to Freedom Fest Ohio.
Aspire Ministires is holding a FREE concert and worship service on June 9th at Crosswood UMC in Marion. Julia Jones and Jenni Hypes joined the show to talk about the event.
Amy Roston and Tom Kenney joined the show to talk about the Run for Luke at the Waldo Summer Festival on Saturday, July 15th at 8am.
CLICK HERE for Details!
Bob Goyer, from Kingston Residence of Marion, joined the show to give us all the details of this years Boomer & Senior Expo, coming Friday, May 26, 2023 at Kingston Residence of Marion.
CLICK HERE for the details!
Whittney Mahle and Diane Watson from The Marion Public Library joined the show to give us the details of this years Summer Reading Fun program at the library. It runs from june 1st through July 31st and kids can win prizes and have awesome experiences!
CLICK HERE for Details of the Program!
Steven Adams from Pillar Credit Union and Emily Ollervides joined the show to talk about the ECO Center's very popular Summer Camps and how Pillar Credit Union is helping kids be able to experience this wonderful outdoor adventure!
Marion's K9 Project Car Show, Cornhole Tournament and Family Fun Day is coming Saurday, May 13th at Marion Prepartory Academy. Jill Chitwood joined the show to talk about the evnt and where the funds will be going from this years event.
CLICK HERE to get more details.
Retired Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice, Maureen O'Connor, was the keynote speaker at The Marion Rotary Club's Law Day meeting on Tuesday, May 2, 2023. This podcast are her speech to Rotary, members of the media, and the Marion Law Community.
ODNR Wildlife Management Supervisor for Northwest Ohio. Bob Ford, joined the show to talk about Chronic Wasting Disease in our deer population and the Open House ODNR is hosting on Wednesday, May 3, 2023 at 6:30pm at the Marion County Sheriff's Department on Executive Drive in Marion.
The City of Marion has lost it's bond rating with S&P Global Rating due to late and/or non-filing of audits by the deadlines. Marion Mayor Scott Schertzer joined the show to detail what that means for the city, it's finances and the future and he addressed what will need to happen next to fix the problem.
Shovel City Improv brings their comedy show to the Marion Palace Theatre's May Pavillion on Saturday, April 22nd at 7:30pm. It's a perfect show for a great date night! Daniel Bradshaw and Eric Mosley from the comedy troupe, joined Kirk Detweiler for this episode.
CLICK FOR DETAILS OF THE SHOW!
Clare Cooke and Kirk Detweiler stopped by to announce the Marion Palace Theatre's Summer Musical and when you can audition for the show!
Jessica Moon, a partner at Roth, Bacon, Moon Attorneys, llc, joined the podcast to talk about some changes that are on the horizon for your estate plan amd how long you have to address them. She also offers advice to help you make some tough decisions.
Mean Girls, High School Version will be performed by River Valley High School students on April 14 through 16th at River Valley High School. Tickets are $11 and can be purchased at https://RVHS.LUDUS.com or at the door. The principal cast members stopped by to talk about the show.
New Bloomington resident, Chad Clark, who has been part of the local music community for quite some time, has recored his first album of all original music, written and performed by him and his friends here in Marion County and throughout Nashville, and on Friday, March 31st, he'll be holding an Album Release Party and acoustic concert at Shovel City Drinkery in downtown Marion.
Chad joined the show to talk about his journey, his music and play one of the songs from the album.
Learn more about Chad Clark's music at ChadClarkMusic.net.
Marion Mayor Scott Schertzer joined the show to update us about things hapening in the city. He also address the "What if's" in regards to what if a situation, like East Palestine's train derailment happened in Marion.
This Friday at 5pm iHeart Marion is hopting a St. Patick's Day Party at Shovel City Drinkery in Marion with Freedom Fest Ohio. "ajms for Jim" will be performing. Scott Cameron and Ricky Martin joined the show to talk about it.
The Buckeye Food Alliance is a program to help college students with food insecurity. Amy Tibbals Business and Professional Writing class has created a campaign to help keep the resources flowing. Amy, Leslie Beary and some of their students joined the show to talk about the campaign and why it's so important to the campus community.
Ridgedale High School's Musical this year is "Grease: School Version." It'll be presented on March 3 & 4th at 7:30pm and on March 5th at 2pm at the Marion Palace Theatre.
Members of the cast joined the show to talk about the production and more.
For Details and Tickets: CLICK HERE!
Cleveland native and the Tony/Grammy-nominated star of Broadway’s “Movin’ Out,” MICHAEL CAVANAUGH brings his full band to Marion to perform the greatest hits of Billy Joel and Elton John at our palace Thatre. Kirk Detweiler and Keitha Voorheis joined the show to talk about the show and what to expect when you attend.
Get tickets and Details by CLICKING HERE!
Marion Mayor Scott Schertzer joined the show to give us an update on things going on in and around the city. He spoke on the Senior Center, the Traffic Commission recommendations and council committees.
Jessica Moon, a partner at Roth, Bacon, Moon Attorneys, llc, joined the show to talk about their typical client and how they work with them to achieve success in many ways.
Learn more at www.RothBaconLaw.com
The Marion Palace Theatre is presenting "Chasing Charming" this weekend. The show features over 80 young performers, under the direction of Emily Yaksic. Emily and kirk Detweiler, from the Palace, joined the show, along with 5 of the young leads, to talk about what to expect from this Junior Palace Production.
For tickets and details of the show, just CLICK HERE!
Diane Watson joined the show to talk about the Adult Lifelong Learning Program and other things happening at the Marion Public Library. Diane talked about the ALL Program, explained the Literacy Success Paln and their Outreach Programs, plus what author is coming this spring!
Details at www.MarionLibrary.org
Carrie Guyton and Heather Wright joined the show to highlight everything happening at the Y in Marion. From FREE Joiners Fees to 3-on-3 Basketball tournaments and lifeguard training, the Y has it all for your wellness, including lots of healthy programs for the entire family.
Details at www.MarionFamilyYMCA.org
Paul Reiser is coming to Knox Memorial Theater in Mt. Vernon on March 3rd. He took time to talk to Paul james about the show and all the projects he's been busy with in the last year. Check it out and CLICK HERE for details and tickets for the show on March 3rd.
On February 11th, The Marion County Jr. Fair Building Improvement Committee is holding their annual Valentine's Day Dinner Fundraiser. Its a great night out with live music, a delicious meal and more to support new buildings and improvements on the Marion County Fairgrounds.
Dan Criswell joined the show to talk about the event.
Marion Mayor Scott Schertzer joined the show to give us an update on things around the city. He talked about his annual State of The City address, Salt supplies and road and sewer projects. He also explained the Permissive Auto Tax and what that means to the city.
Rock Superstar Bret Michaels joind the show to talk about his show coming up this summer at Freedom Fest Ohio. Paul James caught up with Bret to talk about hsi new single, that overwhellmed, not only his fans, but his internet server, too. They talked about the Party Gras show Bret is bringing to Mt. Gilead in June with friends from Night Ranger, Jefferson Starship and a few other special guests. He talked about how he gives back to evenryone who has made our lives better, everyday and much more. Check it out and you'll be energized!
CLICK HERE for Tickets and Details about Freedom Fest Ohio.
CLICK HERE to get the new song and video and learn more about Bret Michaels and his tour.
Leo Castillo, the guy who is shot out of a cannon at the Carden International Circus, joined the show to talk about the Spectacular Circus coming to Marion on Tuesday.
Get details and discount tickets at www.SpectacularCircus.com
Chicks With Hits, featuring Pam Tillis, Suzy Bogguss and Terri Clark comes to the Marion Palace Theatre on Friday night. Pam Tillis joined The Paul James Show to talk about the show, what to expect, her career and the resurgence of 90's Country music in America.
Get tickets and details about Friday's Show by CLICKING HERE!
MAS*H to be presented at The Star Theater in Upper Sandusky. This local, all-star cast performance is a benefit for Hanah's House, The Star Players & Hope Squad. Tickets are $25 and can be purchased by emailing Producer & Director Jan Stoneburner at stoneburnerjan@gmail.com or call (419) 294-1411
Jan stopped by the show to talk about her show and much more.
CHICKS WITH HITS features country music legends Terri Clark, Pam Tillis, and Suzy Bogguss is coming to the Marion Palace Theatre on Friday, janaury 20th at 7:30pm.
With 36 top 10 singles between them, there’s a lot of material to pull from, including classics like Clark’s “Better Things to Do,” Tillis’ “Spilled Perfume,” and Bogguss’ “Outbound Plane.” The triple-threat combination of talent is unparalleled; with over 10 million records sold, and numerous GRAMMY, ACM, CMA, and CCMA awards.
Kirk and Keitha from the Marion Palace Theatre joined the show to talk about how you can get tickets and more.
Details at: MarionPalace.org
Randy Drasba from the Marion Vietman Veterans stopped by to give us an update on this years Veterans Banner Campaign, currently going on.
Call (419) 560-1124 or email MarionMilitaryBenners@gmail.com for more details on pruchasing a banner.
Marion Mayor Scott Schertzer joined the show to discuss where The City of Marion is today and where it's heading under his leadership in 2023, which he has announced, on this show, will be his last, as he will not seek reelection after his four terms as mayor are complete at the end of this year.
Marion Mayor Scott Schertzer joined the show to talk about the 2023 Marion City Budget, the sewer projects in the city and the new hires at the police and fire departments.
On Saturday, December 17, 2022 the Royal Family Kids Camp is having a FUNdraiser called "Royal Rudolph Run" in downtown Marion. The 5k will raise money for this amazing non-profit that sends abused and underserved children to camp. Get details at: https://runsignup.com/Race/OH/Marion/RoyalRudolphRun
Elizabeth Moore stopped by to talk about the event and how Marion County children need Foster Parents now.
Ernie Haase & Signature Sound is bringing their "A Jazzy Little Christmas" show to the Marion palace Theatre on Saturday, December 17, 2022 at 7:30pm. Executive Director Kirk Detweiler joined the show to talk about the event. Get details at: https://marionpalace.org/event/ernie-haase-signature-sound-a-jazzy-little-christmas/
Jessica Moon, a Partner at Roth, Bacon, Moon Attorneys, LLC, joined the show to talk about how you can do great things now to prepare for the next generation with your assets, and it doesn't mater where you fall in any class or lifestyle. Learn more at www.RothBaconLaw.com
Ernie Haase & Signature Sound's "A Jazzy Little Christmas" Tour is coming to the Historic Marion Palace Theater on Saturday, December 17th at 7:30pm. Ernie joined the show from the road to talk about the show and his Grammy nominated group that is coming to Marion to bring Joy and help celebrate Christmas in our area. Details at: https://marionpalace.org/event/ernie-haase-signature-sound-a-jazzy-little-christmas/
The WMRN Peanut Push is Saturday December 3rd at 10am at Founders Park in Downtown Marion. Jodi Rife from the Junior Service Guild's Christmas Clearinghouse joined the show to talk about the event and how all the money helps local children have a beautiful Christmas!
Learn more at: https://wmrn.iheart.com/content/2020-11-18-the-wmrn-peanut-push-to-benefit-the-christmas-clearinghouse/
The 40th Celebration of Christmas at The Palace is December 2nd, 3rd and 4th at The Historic Marion Palace Theater. Sharon Game and Kirk Detweiler from The Palace joined the show to give us all the details of this amazing show! Learn more at: https://marionpalace.org/event/christmas-the-the-palace-40th-anniversary/2022-12-02/
The Marion County Sheriff's Office has a great well-check program called, "Safeguard Our Seniors." Deputy Kevin Davidson joined the show to talk about the S.O.S. Program and how you can get your loved ones signed up to be checked-in on a regular basis by the MCSO. Learn more at www.co.marion.oh.us/sheriff
Marion Mayor Scott Schertzer joined the show to update us on what happening around the city. He addressed the Prospect Street Overpass complete rebuild and gave some ideas of a timeframe. He addressed the City's budget process, the Fire Levy passing and that time frame and talked about the city of Marion holiday events planned.
The Coliseum 2022 Pre-Season Tip-Off Challenge is Saturday, November 12, 2022 at The Marion Fairgrounds. Tom Kenney, the organizer of the event, joined the show to talk about it and all the ways you can enjoy area boys and girls high school basketball and may-be even win a car!
Andrew Grimes, the Senior Program Director at the Marion Family YMCA, joined the podcast to talk about the Y's Child Care Program, Fall and Winter Sports offerings and their new Teen Leaders Club. Get details at www.MarionFamilyYMCA.org
Marshall Cunningham from the Y-Men's Service Club joined the show to talk about their Christmas Tree Sale that begins on Friday, November 25, 2022 at 12noon. Marshall filled us in on what they do with the proceeds from the annual sale to help Marion County residents and those less fortunate. Learn about the club and their work: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100064936742192
Devin Durain joined the podcast from the Heart of Ohio Homeless Shelter to talk about their 2nd Annual Donation Drive Thru on Saturday, November 19th, 2022 from 9am to 12n at their facility at 326 W. Fairground Street in Marion.
A new idea has come to the Marion Christmas parade and it's lighted trucks, cars, floats and much more. Downtown Marion Manager, Allen Wilson joined the podcast, to give us the details of the event on Saturday, November 26th at 6pm, that will also include the Tree Lighting in Founders Park. www.DowntownMarion.com
Brandy from Ashley Homestore joined the show to give us all the details on they Ladies Night: Holiday Edition, that will be at their store at 2074 Marion-Mt. Gilead Rd. in Marion, from 6pm to 9pm. It's FREE to all, with vendors, decorating tips, party ideas, food, wine and even a chance to win a $1,000 Ashley Shopping Spree. Details at www.MyFurnitureAndMattress.com
Marion County Naturalist James Anderson joined the podcast to tell us about the legend of The Woolly Bear Caterpillar and how they relate to the weather ahead in Ohio. James also filled us in on the events at the Marion County Parks in November. Details at www.MarionCountyParks.info
on Sunday, November 6, 2022 at 4pm the First Presbyterian Church at 143 South Prospect Street in Marion will hold a Veterans Concert Honoring Those Who Served. Guy and Lynda Schlichting joined the podcast to talk about the show and it's details. Get info at www.1presby.org
Marion Mayor Scott Schertzer joined the podcast to update us on the changes in Prospect Street Overpass project, other street and sewer projects, jobs in the city and much more.
Marion Harding Varsity H Club Advisor Brett McCrery was joined by Leadership Council members Taylor Iden and Shelby Stimson to talk about the Varsity H Club's Fall Festival coming on Saturday, October 29th to Harding High School.
ABBAMANIA and Night Fever are bringing their LIVE, High Energy Show to the Historic Marion Palace Theatre on Sunday afternoon at 3pm. Gary Lichach created the groups and joined the podcast to talk about the 23 year run ABBAMANIA has enjoyed. Details at https://marionpalace.org/event/abbamania-night-fever/
Haley Wilkes, the Director of Mentoring, Diversity and Inclusion at the Marion Family YMCA, joined the podcast to talk about the Marion Mentors program and how you can volunteer to help our local youth. Get details at www.MarionFamilyYMCA.org and at www.MarionMentors.org
Shovel City Improv is Back at the May! Saturday night the Palace's May Pavilion will host these crazy hometown comedians for a show that features past members of the group, too! Kim and Daniel Bradshaw from the group and Kirk Detweiler from the Palace join the podcast to talk about the show. Tickets and info at www.MarionPalace.org
Jessica Moon, a partner at Roth, Bacon, Moon, Attorneys, LLC, joined the podcast to talk about who many people from our area are becoming residents of Florida and the advantages of doing that. To learn more visit: www.RothBaconLaw.com
OhioHealth is opening their new Marion Cancer Center on Monday, October 24th. Dr. Curt Gingrich, the President of OhioHealth-Marion General Hospital, joined the podcast to talk about the new center, the services offered, the doctors and providers and the new, innovative treatments that this new facility will also provide. Get details and a virtual tour at www.OhioHealth.com
Alena Fox from NAMI of Marion and Crawford Counties joined the podcast to talk about their "Let's Talk 'Bout It!!!" event at Mi Jalapeno. Details at www.namimcc.org
The Marion Police Department has seen a surge in older residents being the victims of scams. Major BJ Gruber and Lt. Ed Brown stopped by to talk about these scams and how you can protect yourself and your money from these thieves.
The League of Women Voters of Marion, Ohio, in cooperation with The Marion Star, iHeart Media Marion and Harding Telecom Digital Media, invited the candidates for Marion County Commissioner, Kathy Masters and Mark Davis, to join in a question and answer podcast forum on Monday, October 3, 2022, about issues the next commissioner may encounter. Listen to the conversation, here, on the Marion Now Podcast.
Kirk Detweiler and Kristi Wink from The Marion Palace Theatre joined the podcast to tell us all about Disney's Moana Jr. happening this weekend! Details at www.MarionPalace.org
This Sunday The Marion Naz, Marion Police Department and Marion County Sheriff's Department are holding a celebration at the church on West Church Street parking lot. It's FREE and everyone is invited. Pastor Steve Estep and Lt. Ed Brown joined the podcast to talk about the event.
Lee Greenwood joined the podcast to talk about his show, coming to the Marion Palace Theatre on Friday, September 30, 2022 at 7:30pm. Lee talked about his tour, his life in country music, songwriting and staying Proud to Be an American. Details on the show and tickets at: https://marionpalace.org/event/lee-greenwood/
Marion County Naturalist James Anderson joined the podcast to talk about Ohio's Native Fruit, the Paw Paw! James also ran down the events happening at our parks and much more. www.MarionCountyParks.info
Max Miller, The Red Cross' Central Ohio Blood Services Representative, joined the show to give us an update on blood drives in this area and also how you could win tickets to the Ohio State vs. Indiana Football game! Details at www.RedCrossBlood.org
Saturday, September 24th at 7:30pm The Marion Palace Theater welcomes "Parsons and Polk" to the stage. Their show has been described as bringing the Lake Erie Islands to Marion. It's a fun, acoustic show, full of favorite songs that you can sing along with or just enjoy a drink and relax. Dan Polk from the duo joined Paul James to talk about the show on the podcast. Get show details and tickets at: https://marionpalace.org/event/parsons-polk/
Tom Davidson, the co-creator of the Jacob Davidson Memorial Scholarship Fund joined the podcast to talk about their annual Big Buck Contest fund raiser. The registration for this season closes on Friday, September 23, 2022. Details and registrations are available at https://www.facebook.com/jacobdavidsonmemorial
Marion Mayor Scott Schertzer stopped by to fill us in on the Downtown Marion Overpass Reconstruction Project and a few other pieces of business in the city.
Brandy Hobensack from our locally-owned, Veteran-owned Ashley HomeStore, joined the podcast to detail everything with their 12th Annual Veteran Celebration & FREE Furniture Giveaway, on Sunday, October 2, 2022 from 1 to 4pm at the Marion Veterans Memorial Coliseum at the fairgrounds.
Details: https://www.myfurnitureandmattress.com/event/12th-annual-veterans-celebration.html
Heather Wright and Carrie Guyton from the Marion Family YMCA joined the podcast to update us on all the programs they're offering this fall, including Dining With Diabetes, The Ten Week Challenge, Cheer, Flag Football, Soccer and a lot more. Get more details at www.MarionYMCA.org
Downtown Marion, inc's, Manager Allen Wilson, joined The Paul James Show to talk about all the events surrounding Marion City's Bicentennial Weekend, that begins at 3rd Thursday on September 15th. For the details: https://www.downtownmarion.com/events-1 and on Facebook.
Jessica Moon, Partner with Roth, Bacon, Moon Attorneys, LLC, joined the podcast to talk about why you need to have your current estate plan and/or trust reviewed. Get details at www.RothBaconLaw.com
Marion's Hispanic Heritage Celebration is scheduled for Sunday, September 18, 2022 at 2:30 pm at St. Mary's School Gymnasium at 251 N. Main Street. Evelyn Lisecki and Martha Stefanka joined the podcast to give us all the details of the event.
Local musicians Tamela and Larry Knight joined the podcast to talk about their upcoming show opening for Parmalee on The Marion Popcorn Festival Main Stage on Friday, September 9th at 6pm. They introduce their band, talk about their roots in music and dig in about the opportunity to open for a National Headline act in their hometown.
Diane Watson joined the podcast to update us on everything happening at our Marion Public Library. She talked about how September is Library card Sign-up Month, the ALL Program is back this fall and a best-selling author is visiting in late October. Learn more at www.MarionLibrary.org
Marion County Parks District Naturalist James Anderson joined the podcast to talk about Monarch Butterflies and how they have been moved to the endangered list in our country. He offers tips on how you can help this species. James also went over the calendar of events for the next month in the Marion County Park District.
Comedian Steve Bruner and AGT Juggler Mike Price are coming to the Marion Palace Theatre on Saturday, August 27th for a fun, clean comedy and juggling show. Kirk Detweiler joined the show to talk about the upcoming performance. Details and tickets at: https://marionpalace.org/event/steve-bruner-mike-price/
Marion Mayor Scott Schertzer joined the podcast to update us on things happening around the City of Marion, at this time. He talked about the Aquatic Center hours, the sewer projects in the city, the Prospect Street Overpass renovation and improvements to Founders Park, plus clean-up projects around the city.
The Marion Blues Festival is Saturday, August 20th from 12n to 8pm at Buckeye Collision. It's a FREE music festival to support "Marion Makes Music," which is a non-profit that operates TruBlues 97.5. Scott Shawver joined the show to talk about the event to raise money for kids to further their music education in Marion. Details at www.Facebook.com/TruBlues975
Jessica Moon, a partner at Roth, Bacon, Moon, Attorneys, LLC, joined the podcast to talk about the recently signed Inflation Reduction Act. She looked at how it may affect you and your business. Learn more at www.RothBaconLaw.com
Marion Palace Theatre Executive Director Kirk Detweiler stopped by to talk about this Saturday's show "An Evening With Friends." Get the details at https://marionpalace.org/event/an-evening-with-friends/
The Caledonia Farmers Market has been running every Saturday this summer from 10am to 1pm on their Public Square, and this week they're also having a Kids Day. April Morrison joined the show to talk about it. Get details on Facebook by searching, "Caledonia Farmers Market."
Saturday, August 27 at 7:30pm, The Marion Palace Theatre welcomes comedian Steve Bruner and Juggler Mike Price for "Saturday Night Spectacular." Steve joined Paul James to talk about the show and what you can expect to experience that night.
Tickets start at $20 and can be purchased at https://marionpalace.org/event/steve-bruner-mike-price/
Pat Case and Melinda Johnson from Marion's "100 Women Who Care" organization joined the podcast to talk about their work. The group began in Marion in 2014 and have contributed almost $150,000 to local non-profit organizations. It's amazing what they have done and you can be part of their group, too. Get details at https://www.facebook.com/100womenwhocaremarion
There's a fun day in Upper Sandusky for families coming on Friday, August 12th. Vanessa Krizek and Callen Pugh joined the podcast to talk about the Friday Fun Fest coming to the Harrison Smith Park. Get details at www.facebook.com/WyCoP2021
The Marion Family YMCA's new CEO is Jeremy Byers. He joined the podcast to talk about his background, where the YMCA is now and what his visions are for the future. He also talked about summer programming ending and fall programming taking registrations to get started soon. Get details at www.MarionFamilyYMCA.org
Cindy Price and Brian Blair from the Marion County Board of Elections joined the podcast to talk about Tuesday, August 2, 2022 Primary Election. The laid out the ballot, times you can vote and where voting is taking place. Get more info at www.BOE.Ohio.gov
Jonah Bowdle, Naturalist Intern with the Marion County Park District, joined the podcast to talk about the Red-Eared Slider Turtle. He also updated us on the park district's calendar of events for the next month.
Marion Mayor Scott Schertzer joined the podcast to update us on things around the city. He talked about the aquatic center, city street resurfacing, trains blocking crossings, the upcoming tire drop off, apply to be a fire fighter and the proposed city charter.
Many families have vacation property that they want to stay in the family for generations to come, but there is a lot you need to do to protect it from outside factors. Jessica Moon, Partner from Roth, Bacon, Moon Attorneys, LLC, joined the podcast to discuss the strategies you need to protect what's important. Get details at www.RothBaconLaw.com
Ty Williams, Danny Gregory, Chad Clark and Kyle Fields joined Paul James to talk about the Waldo Summer Festival, coming to downtown Waldo on Friday, July 15 and Saturday July 16th. Get details at https://www.facebook.com/groups/341453483206390
Kirk Detweiler, Executive Director of the Marion Palace Theater, talks about The Will Rogers Follies as it heads Into Its final weekend. Kirk also talked about a few more shows coming the the theater in August. Details and tickets at www.MarionPalace.org
Paul James and Kenny Stiverson host the 2022 Marion County Junior Fair Sale of Champions with Auctioneer Rex Strine from the Marion Coliseum on Saturday, July 9, 2022 from 9am to 11am.
John Lennon (Scott Duress) from The Liverpool Lads Plays Norwegian Wood Acoustic from The Wyanstock Campground LIVE on the Majic Morning Show with Paul James.
The Liverpool Lads are one of the headline acts Wyanstock this weekend. John from the band joined the show to talk about their performance, how they got together, and the challenges of covering the music of The Beatles. Get details at www.Wyanstock.com
The Summer Musical at The Historic Marion Palace Theater is The Will Rogers Follies! It's July 9, 10 and 15, 16, 17, 2022. Director Claire Cook, Choreographer Kirsti Wink, Lead Tanner Wink and Palace Executive Director Kirk Detweiler joined the podcast to talk about the show. Tickets and info is at www.MarionPalace.org
Gary Iams, from The Ohio State University at Marion joined the podcast to give us all the details of the Warren G. Harding Symposium for 2022. The event is "U.S. Presidential Transitions: Building the Bridge of Democracy" and will be July 15-16, 2022. Register at www.go.osu.edu/Harding or call 1-800-762-5646
Marion County Naturalist James Anderson and intern Jonah Bowdle joined the podcast to talk about what's happening in our parks. James highlighted Day Lilies and taught us that it's actually an invasive species. James and Jonah talked about the programs planned for July and thanked the volunteers who helped clean up Tall Grass Trail after the big storms a few weeks ago.
Johnnie Mayes joined the podcast to talk about his Hoops Classic Tournament, returning to Martin Luther King Park in Marion, July 15th through 17th. For details call Johnnie at (740) 751-5662 or check out Mayes Community Temple's Facebook page.
Miss Marion Popcorn Festival, Faith Baumgartner and Miss Teen Popcorn Festival, Riley McCoy, joined the podcast to talk about how the Popcorn Festival Pageants have had a positive impact on their lives. They discussed how and why they chose to get involved and how you can be part of this years Popcorn Festival Pageants, too. Learn more at www.PopcornFestival.com
Behind the Whistle is a sports interview show hosted by WMRN AM Sports Director Eric Mosley. In this episode Eric sits down with long time River Valley Head Football Coach Doug Green about what led him into coaching and the interesting coaching tree that he came from.
Marion Mayor Scott Schertzer joined the podcast to update us on what happening around the city of Marion. he addressed the storm damage and it's clean-up as well as the extreme heat and what the city is doing to help residents. Plus the Mayor talked about holiday closures, delinquent utility billing and the next next neighborhood clean-up.
Justin Moore just scored his 10th number one hit, putting him in a very special class of artists. Moore is bringing his LIVE show to Finley's Entertainment's Freedom Fest Ohio on Saturday July 2nd at the Morrow County Fairgrounds in Mt. Gilead. Paul James had a chance to speak to him about the show, his career and his relationship with the other performers on stage that evening. To learn more about Freedom Fest Ohio and to get tickets, click www.FreedomFestOhio.com
Jessica Moon, a partner at Roth, Bacon, Moon Attorneys, LLC, joined the podcast to talk about the 3 Worlds of Estate Planning. Get more details at www.RothBaconLaw.com
Nicole Williams from District 5 Area Agency on Aging joined the podcast to talk about Grandparents Raising Grandchildren Discussion that's coming up on Friday, June 17, 2022 from 9am to 11am at the Marion Area Chamber of Commerce. Learn more by calling (419) 524-4144 or at www.aaa5ohio.org
The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) of Marion and Crawford Counties has Family-to-Family classes on Saturday's from 9am to 1pm. It's a FREE Peer Education Program specifically for family members and friends of adults who live with mental illness. The class is taught by trained family members of people living with mental illness. Alena Fox from our local NAMI joined the podcast to tell us all about it. Get details of the program at www.NAMImcc.org
David Crowder has been one of the most successful Contemporary Christian Music Artists of the last 20 years, now he's bringing his solo act, Crowder, to Mt. Gilead for a show at Freedom Fest Ohio on July 1st. Paul James caught up with him to talk about his show, career, ministry and how he deals with having one of the biggest songs of the genre of the past 14 months. Learn more about Freedom Fest Ohio at www.FreedomFestOhio.com
The Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 1117 has a number of people to thank for making the Veterans Banner Project a huge success for 2022, so Randy Drazba stopped in to deliver that appreciation. He was joined by Terry Cline who is now working to organize an event on July 2nd for everyone who wants to show further support to the project and their banner.
Scott Stevens is an attorney by day and an up and coming country star after that and he has a dream! Paul James talked with him about those dreams and the challenges of going from a courtroom to a stage daily in Nashville. Scott is bringing his show to Mt. Gilead on July 2nd at Freedom Fest Ohio with Justin Moore and Heath Sanders, who are both on his debut album. Get details on Freedom Fest Ohio at www.FreedomFestOhio.com
In 2018, Heath Sanders did a little video in his home and it went viral, then Bobby Bones heard about it and now he's got a new song and shows with superstar Justin Moore! Paul James talked to him about it, his current show and how excited he is to be coming to Mt Gilead on July 2nd for Freedom Fest Ohio. Get tickets and details about Freedom Fest Ohio at www.FreedomFestOhio.com
Max Miller, our Blood Services Representative from the Red Cross, joined the podcast to talk about several promotions going on for blood donors. In the summer, blood donations slow down, but the need goes up, so they have some great offers to donors including a chance to win a trip to Graceland in Memphis, giveaways and even tickets to Cedar Point or Kings Island. Details at www.RedCrossBlood.org
Brian Kummerer from the Wyandot County Young Professionals joined Paul James to announce the return of Wyanstock! The Wyandot County Music Festival is July 1st and 2nd at the Wyandot County Fairgrounds. It's two days of live music, local craft brews, foods, arts, camping for the entire family. Details at www.Wyanstock.com
Marion County Park District Naturalist James Anderson joined the podcast to talk about Turtles and Tortoises. He talked about how they're alike and different and how they live here in the Marion area. James also highlighted the busy June schedule of nature programs around the county.
For the first time ever, the Marion Community Foundation awarded over $500,000 in scholarships. It's a historic milestone that Dean Jacob and Julie Prettyman talked about in this podcast. They also highlighted the legacies that continue to grow to help these local award recipients with their continuing education and how you can participate.
www.MarionCommunityFoundation.org
Marion Mayor Scott Schertzer joined the podcast to give an update about all things City of Marion. He talked about yard waste, city jobs, the Lincoln Park Aquatic Center hours, the list of streets scheduled for resurfacing, Neighborhood clean-ups and Memorial Day closings. Plus he talked about how the cost of fuel and other things will probably bring council to have to appropriate more money for those expenses.
Charity Coffman, Nursing Director, Women's Health and Dr. Kelly Tucker, OB-GYN at OhioHealth Marion General Hospital joined the podcast to detail the renovations of Marion General's Labor and Delivery department and to fill us in on the upcoming Women's Wellness Wednesday!
The Marion Palace Theater's Executive Director Kirk Detweiler joined the podcast to announce the 2022-2023 Season! It features five local productions, Star attractions and many touring shows, PLUS some new shows directed towards the 25 to 50-year age group.
www.MarionPalace.org
Carrie Guyton and Jason Gorby from the Marion Family YMCA joined the podcast to update us on everything going on at the Y as they enter summer. Carrie talked about the special memberships available for the summer and Jason filled us in on the 6th Grade FREE Program and summer camp options for families.
www.MarionFamilyYMCA.org
Cathy Gerber and Kip Curtis from The Marion Microfarm Community Task Force joined the podcast to talk about their upcoming find raiser, "Spring Fling" and fill us in on the amazing Microfarm project that is going on in the Marion community.
www.go.osu.edu/microfarm_springfling
Marion Palace Theater Executive Director Kirk Detweiler stopped by to talk about BritBeat bringing the music of the Beatles to our theater on Friday, May 6th at 7:30pm, and other shows coming up.
www.MarionPalace.org
Marion City Police Chief Jay McDonald was invited to The Rotary Club of Marion's Law Day Luncheon to discuss local crime rates and major issues currently facing law enforcement. Chief McDonald also discussed what he believes in the biggest issues with the entire community and it's something we all need to come together to fix.
www.MarionOhio.us
Marion Mayor Scott Schertzer joined the podcast to talk about how things are going around the city. He talked about the curbside yard waste collections, Love Our Neighborhoods next clean-up and how you can help. The city is hiring in many areas, including new police officers and much more.
Vaughn Sizemore, Downtown Marion, inc's Economic Development Director, joined the podcast to talk about how our downtown has grown in the last five years and now is on The National Registry of Historic Places. That designation was several years of work just to apply, and so much work to get it there. Vaughn also reports on the specific stats about Downtown Marion's reimagination process and all the positive effects it's having in our community.
Elizabeth Moore, Program Manager of MarionMade, joined the podcast to explain what MarionMade in May is all about. They're doing a Eat Local Week, $10 Blast Day for local businesses and a 5k at Tallgrass Trail, too. Get the details on those and learn why Shop Local is a mantra you should embrace.
https://www.marionmade.org/
Marion Palace Theater Executive Director Kirk Detweiler joined the podcast to talk about their upcoming shows, including Tony Danza Standards and Stories, the US Navy Band Sea Chanters and many more. Plus he talks about a few shows you may not know about yet.
www.MarionPalace.org
Jessica Moon, a partner at Roth, Bacon, Moon Attorneys, LLC, joined the podcast to discuss estate planning. She stressed that many do a great job of dealing with their accounts, but then don't plan where to distribute those assets, other than a basic will. She details how to plan for where those key assets are going to go, when you aren't able to make those decisions.
www.RothBaconLaw.com
Dr. Frank Morocco, DO, a Dermatologist at OhioHealth Marion General Hospital, joined the podcast to discuss Skin Cancers, their prevention, how to recognize a potential problem and Melanoma Monday.
The Marion Public Library is proud to welcome well-known youth author Chris Grabenstein to Marion Thursday, April 14th. He'll be meeting children and do a book signing at the Library, too. Diane Watson joined the podcast to discuss the visit and give us details on the annual Bookmarks Book Sale that's scheduled for April 21-24, 2022
www.MarionLibrary.org
The U.S. Navy Band Sea Chanters chorus are coming to The Marion Palace Theater on Sunday, April 24, 2022 at 3pm for a FREE show. Rob Kurtz from the ensemble joined the podcast to talk about the performance, the band and what they do for our country and his own personal experiences. Check it out!
DETAILS and TICKETS: https://majic959.iheart.com/calendar/event/623c82e256901b958a5732bd/
Cindy Price and Brian Blair from the Marion County Board of Elections joined the podcast to get us details of our May 3rd Primary. They talked about Absentee Voting, Early Voting, this Primary and what it means to the General Election in November, PLUS they are asking for you to become a Poll Worker.
For information: (740) 223-4090 or https://www.boe.ohio.gov/marion/
River Valley student-athletes, Will Garrison and Caden Shidone are set to showcase their talents and learn from NFL veteran coaches and players in this weekends Blue Grey All-American Combine in Cincinnati. Both high school juniors stopped by to talk about the honor and their expectations.
Annette Walton from Ohio Means Jobs Marion County joined Eric Mosley to talk about the Marion Campus Job Fair coming on Wednesday, April 6, 2022 from 11am to 3pm at the Alber Student Center Gymnasium.
Candace DeWitt from Stitch and Skein in downtown Marion, has a very special trunk show this weekend that fans of history, Marion and needle arts will love. Candace joined the podcast to talk about it.
https://www.stitchandskein.com/
Marion Mayor Scott Schertzer joined the podcast to update us on things around the city of Marion. He talked about how the Curbside Yard Waste Program will resume on April 18, the presented lots of job opportunities, filled us in on the next Love Our Neighborhoods project and what happening with the overpass restructure in downtown Marion.
Elgin High School will be performing The Secret garden on March 18, 19 and 20 at The Marion Palace Theater. For tickets just call the school at (740) 223-4300 ext: 4000. Isiah Wasserbeck from the cast joined the podcast to talk about the performance.
Ridgedale High School presents Disney's Beauty and The Beast, March 4th and 5th at 7:30pm and March 6th at 2pm at the Marion Palace Theater. The director and cast joined the podcast to talk about the show.
The Pleasant High School Musical of "Cinderella" is March 11 & 12th at 7pm and March 13th at 3pm at The Marion Palace Theater. For tickets and details contact Pleasant HS at (740) 389-2389. Join director and choreographer Olivia Brazell and members of the cast on the podcast episode.
Marion Mayor Scott Schertzer joined the podcast to talk about job openings in the City of Marion, Love Our Neighborhoods and a grant for our Police Department. The Mayor also talked about his just announced campaign for State Treasurer.
The Marion Business Builders Chapter pf BNI has started The Marion K-9 Project to replace Marion's aging Police K-9's. They held a press conference on Monday, January 31, 2022 to announce the plans to raise the funds to accomplish this task. This podcast episode is the audio from that press conference.
www.facebook.com/MarionBNI
David Bacon from Roth Bacon Moon Attorneys, LLC joined the podcast to talk about Limited Liability Companies in Ohio and new legislation that was passed in their regards.
www.RothBaconLaw.com
Marion Mayor Scott Schertzer took time to join the podcast to talk about the state of the city. He addressed plans for the roads, bridges, street resurfacing and our parks. He also talked about snow and ice removal and jobs in the city. The Mayor also took a few minutes to talk about the proposal to switch Marion to a Charter City from a Statutory City.
Dan Criswell from the Marion County Jr. Fair Building Improvement Committee joined the podcast to talk about their February 12, 2022 fundraising dinner and auction, featuring music from Lee Gantt. Get details at: https://www.facebook.com/Marion-County-Jr-Fair-Building-Improvement-Committee-102938441121085
Randy Drasba from the Marion County Vietnam Veterans joined the podcast to talk about the Marion Military Banner Project. The deadline to order a banner for a veteran is fast approaching. Randy gives details on how to order and what the program is all about.
Heidi Jones, the Executive Director of Marion Matters joined the podcast to talk about what they do. She highlighted how they help get ahead, and their Employee Resource Network. Heidi also addressed a project that is going on to learn about Transportation issues in Marion County and invites you to take their survey to help. She also talked about their Hope Center and how it's helping the neighborhood they're a part of.
www.MarionMatters.org
You've been named to act on someone's behalf... Now what? Jessica Moon, a Partner at Roth, Bacon, Moon Attorneys, llc, will navigate you though the process and bring calm to, what can be, a stressful situation.
www.RothBaconLaw.com
Marion Mayor Scott Schertzer joined the podcast to update us on what happening around the city of Marion. He talked about holiday closures, curbside waste collection and snow and ice removal plans. he also address the need for Police Department applicants and the budget for the city.
https://www.marionohio.us/
Jessica Moon, a Partner from Roth, Bacon, Moon Attorneys, llc, talks about financial changes that could come with new legislation. She also addresses a trend where many business owners are selling their companies due to todays conditions. With that, they are here to help you, whether you're a buyer or a seller. Jessica has lots of good advice.
www.RothBaconLaw.com
Marion Mayor Scott Schertzer joined the podcast to discuss city services and the budget. He talked about the leaf and yard waste pick-up program, there's a job opening for a zoning inspector and plenty of holiday events are scheduled around the city.
This Saturday, November 20, 2021, you can help the Heart of Ohio Homeless Shelter by participating in their Donation Drive Thru Event. They're accepting all sorts of personal care and household items for their clients. Devin Durain joined the podcast to talk about the event.
For More Details: https://www.facebook.com/heartofohiohomelessshelter
Randy Drasba and Terry Cline joined the podcast to introduce you to a Military Banner Campaign that is happening in Marion County. Randy, Terry and their committee are working to sell a beautiful banner to honor all of Marion's Veterans on utility poles around town. The banners are $135 each and will go up in May of 2022. If you're interested, call Penny Richardson at (419) 560-1124 for details.
Marion Mayor Scott Schertzer joined the podcast to update us on what's happening in the city. He addressed the ongoing situation with the auditor and also updated us on Trick-r-Treat, Yard waste and leaf pick-up as well as an update on streets and sewers.
The Veteran's Concert, "Honoring All Who Served" will be at the Marion First Presbyterian Church will be on November 7th at 4pm. Featuring Harding High School Band and much more. Bring a donation of personal items that will be collected for the Veteran's Home in Sandusky, OH.
Details at www.1presby.org
Jessica Moon, from Roth, Bacon, Moon Attorneys, llc, joined the podcast to discuss the impact of The American Families Plan currently being discussed by Congress.
www.RothBaconLaw.com
Christy Neff, from Marion's PEP Club (Parks Enhancement Project), joined Paul James at The Marion Rotary Centennial Playground Groundbreaking on Tuesday, September 28, 2021 to talk about how the playground idea and funding got off the ground and how the construction will go. Amber Wertman, Marion Rotary Club President, also joined the conversation to talk about why the local organization got involved to financially support the project.
Jennifer Russell and Emily Moore from HER Realtors in Marion joined the podcast to talk about their agency and why they love helping their clients buy and sell their homes. Emily talked about why she decided to get into real estate, while Jennifer talked about why she chose to join Melissa Rodgers team in Marion.
www.Marion.HERRealtors.com
Lehner's Pumpkin Farm gets open on Saturday September 18 through October 31 in Radnor. Christy and Shelly Lehner joined the podcast to talk about the pumpkins, kids activities bonus days and the delicious food available on their working family farm.
www.LehnersPumpkins.com
Marion Mayor Scott Schertzer joined the podcast to give everyone an update on what's happening in city government. He talked about a recent fire in the city, road paving, railroad crossings, Halloween and mandates.
Michael from Boyd Funeral Home joined the podcast to talk about how funerals have changed over the past several years and to especially highlight how vehicles have changed so much with people's celebration of life.
www.BoydFuneralMarion.com
If you can think back past 11 years to local country music, you remember going to Last Chance concerts at local bars, festivals, fairs and on the Marion Palace Stage. Tonight, at the Marion Popcorn Festival Main Stage at 6pm, they're reuniting for to open for Eddie Montgomery of Montgomery Gentry. Paul James met up with Chad Clark and Danny Gregory to talk about the show.
Cathy Richardson, Grammy Nominated Lead Vocalist of Jefferson Starship, joined Paul James to talk about their upcoming show at the Historic Marion Palace Theater, how she loves honoring Grace Slick and Janis Joplin and how the band dealt with the shutdown. Check it out...
Kicking off the touring artist series at the Palace is legendary rock group JEFFERSON STARSHIP on Friday, September 24, 2021 at 7:30 p.m. Joining original band members David Freiberg (vocals), and Donny Baldwin (drums), are Chris Smith (keyboards), Jude Gold (guitar), and Grammy Nominee Cathy Richardson (vocals) performing their catalog of hits such as “Volunteers,” “White Rabbit,” “Somebody to Love,” “Today,” “Miracles,” “Jane,” and “Find Your Way Back” along with new songs off their 2020 album “Mother of the Sun.” Reserved seating tickets are available for purchase and are priced at $34, $40, $46, and $52. JEFFERSON STARSHIP is sponsored by Dostal & Kirk Insurance and Financial Services.
www.MarionPalace.org
Ericka Stark from Scioto Shoe Mart joined the podcast with Whitney from NC4K to talk about Pipers Big Give! It's a coupon book filled with discounts and giveaways from Scioto Shoe Mart for a $20 donation to NC4K, an organization that supports families that are dealing with childhood cancer. It's an amazing effort.
www.SciotoShoeMarion.com
In the last year two deer have been found in Wyandot County with Chronic Wasting Disease. Marion's ODNR Wildlife Officer Chad Grote spoke with Paul James about what it is, where it came from and what we can do to help and stay safe.
www.WildOhio.gov
Melissa Rodgers, from HER Realtors, joined the podcast to discuss the steps you need to take to prepare your home for the marketplace when you decide to sell. She also gave us an update on how the Marion Market is doing and more.
www.Marion.HERRealtors.com
Crawford-Marion ADAMH Board Executive Director Brad DeCamp joined the podcast to talk about Recovery Month. We also discussed how addiction is everyone's problem and what that means. Brad talked about how things have changed because of the pandemic and why August 31st is an important date.
Marion Mayor Scott Schertzer joined the podcast to talk about the annual State Audit and his concerns about the monthly reconciliations that are needed for the audit to be completed. The Mayor also talked about the street improvement project, rail road crossings concerns and closings for the Labor Day Holiday and Popcorn Festival
Jess Kellie Adams is bringing her acoustic country show to the Marion Popcorn Festival Jess will play on the Showcase Stage on Friday, September 10th at 7:30pm. Hear Jess play he newest song in our studio and talk about her career and goals on this podcast.
Hear her music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/jess-kellie-adams/1456467164
Elizabeth Moore from Marion County Children's Services joined the podcast to talk about their pre-service training coming in October. This training is the start of you becoming a Foster Parent. Check out the podcast for info and how to learn more about helping kids in our community.
www.MarionKids.com
Ashley HomeStore in Marion is having a Ladies Night on Wednesday, August 18th from 6pm to 9pm at their store at 2074 Marion-Mt. Gilead Road in Marion. This is a FREE Community Event to support our local Girl Bosses. It features LIVE Music, Makeup & Jewelry, Wine, Gifts, Food Trucks and much more. Brandy Hobensack is organizing the event and talked to Paul James about the event in this podcast.
Get details at: https://www.facebook.com/AshleyHomeStoreMarionOH/
OhioHealth Marion General Hospital President Dr. Curt Gingrich joined the podcast to talk about the new Comprehensive Cancer Center coming to Marion in Fall of 2022.
www.OhioHealth.com
Marcus from Boyd Funeral Home in Marion joined the podcast to the many different funeral service options a family has for cremations and burials.
www.BoydFuneralMarion.com
Max Miller, Red Cross Central Ohio Blood Services Representative, joined the podcast to detail the need for blood and talk about blood drives in Marion coming in the next few weeks and the incentive to donate, including tickets to the Columbus Zoo and Cedar Point.
To register and get details go to: www.RedCrossBlood.org
Certified Pedorthist, Shannon Stark from Scioto Shoe Mart, joined the podcast to talk about how important it is to have the proper fit for kids to go back to school. Shannon highlighted how to properly fit a shoe and what types of back to school shoes that are available at Scioto Shoe Mart.
www.SciotoShoeMarion.com
Marion Mayor Scott Schertzer joined the podcast to update us on The State of The City. Mayor Schertzer highlighted some job openings for the City of Marion. He talked about a grant for improvements to our airport. He talked about street resurfacing and railroad closures coming in August.
Jessica Moon, a partner at Roth, Bacon, Moon Attorney's llc, joined the podcast to detail the Powers of Attorney available to us. From healthcare to financial and beyond.
www.RothBaconLaw.com
The Waldo Summer Festival will be July 16 & 17 in downtown Waldo. Ty Williams joined the podcast to tell us all about the event and the organization behind this awesome non-profit fund raising event.
Shannon Stark, a certified pedorthist from Scioto Shoe Mart in Marion, joined the podcast to talk about buying the right boot or shoe for walking, hiking and backpacking.
www.SciotoShoeMarion.com
Marion County Fair Goat Queen Lila Mencer joined the podcast to explain what the Goat Queen does at the fair and why she wanted the responsibility of being part of the fair's Royalty.
Marion County Goat King Jonah Bowdle talked about his responsibilities at this years fair and what it means to be the Goat King.
Vickie McClelland from the Boyd Funeral Home talked about Senior Citizens and Veterans Day at the Marion County Fair and why they're proud to be a sponsor of both special days.
Kelci Mosley, a graduate of River Valley High School, talks about her week at the fair and her project that qualified for The State Fair.
Adrian Starcher, a student at Marion St, Mary School and a member of the Green Camp Shamrocks 4-H Club, was named the Marion County Jr. Fair Prince on Monday. Paul had a chance to talk to him about it and his fair participation.
Kyla Stockdale, a member of the Richland Hayseeds 4-H Club and River Valley FFA, founded the Open Hearts Livestock Show, where kids with developmental disabilities can show animals in a fair setting. It was an idea she developed on her own and will be at the Marion County Fair on Friday, July 2nd at 6:00 PM in the Coliseum. In this podcast, she explains the concept and why she put this event together.
Marion County Jr. Fair's Emma Crease from River Valley talks about what she does at the fair and why she loves it so much.
For details of this weeks fair, just CLICK: https://marioncountyfairgrounds.com/
Jessica Karcher and Lesley Hayman joined the podcast to talk about Wyanstock - The Wyandot County Music Festival, happening July 2 and 3 at the Wyandot County Fairgrounds. Jessica will be the festival's first professional photographer and she will document the event on Facebook and their website.
www.Wyanstock.com
Marion Mayor Scott Schertzer joined the podcast to talk about the Lincoln Park Aquatic Center's opening today, the Marion Senior Center opening on July 6th, job opportunities in the city, as well as the work on Lincoln Park's Baseball Stadium and Love Your Neighborhoods efforts.
Looking for a music festival that's close to home, has awesome music, local brews, great food and is very affordable? The Wyanstock is for YOU! It's July 2 & 3, 2021 at the Wyandot County Fairgrounds. Wyanstock is full volunteer event that raises money for Wyandot County youth and community activities. Brian Kummerer, from the Wyandot County Young Professionals, joined the podcast to talk about the event!
https://wyandotyp.com/wyanstock
JAMS for JIM is a benefit for the family of Jim Tulloss. It's on Friday, June 25, 2021 at The Brickyard in Downtown Marion. Admission is a donation of $15. The event runs from 6:00 PM to 9:45 PM and includes LIVE music, Food Trucks, Speakers and fellowship. Music will be provided by Tami & Larry Knight from Knight After Knight, Scott Cameron and Ricky Martin.
Details at: https://www.facebook.com/JAMS-for-JIM-100642292250970
Sarah Lehnhart and Lorie Dutton from A-1 Printing joined the podcast to talk about how A-1 Printing is your local printer in Marion and why they have been for a long time. Sarah and Lorie also detailed how your printing job is taken care of from start to finish with people you know guiding you through the process to make it easy, convenient and very fast.
www.A-1Print.com
Max Miller, the central Ohio Blood Services Representative, joined the podcast to update us on all the blood drives happening around the are in the next month, including their most popular blood drive where you can get a FREE tickets to a Cedar Fair Amusement Park, just for donating.
www.RedCrossBlood.org
Jessica Moon, Partner at Roth, Bacon, Moon Attorneys, llc, joined the podcast to update us on Estate Tax Issues she has been seeing in her practice. She takes time to fill us in on what might be happening with Estate Taxes and changes that may be made. She details how to protect yourself and your family.
www.RothBaconLaw.com
Shannon Stark from Scioto Shoe Mart invited Marion County 4-H Educator Margo Long to join the podcast to talk about the upcoming Marion County Fair. Margo and Shannon talked about how important footwear is for the fair participants and how selecting the right boot and having it fit properly is a huge key. Shannon also announced that Scioto Shoe mart is giving 10% off for all fair participants.
www.SciotoShoeMarion.com
Marion Mayor Scott Schertzer joined the podcast to give us an update on the state of affairs in the city. The Mayor talked about the Senior Center opening and their transportation program. He talked about the Memorial Day closures in City Hall. The Aquatic Center will be open this summer, but they need more lifeguards and employees. And the city is hiring and really needs some help.
https://www.marionohio.us/
OhioMeansJobs-Marion is looking for 16-24 year olds to participate in their 2021 Summer Youth Employment Program. Annette Walton, Sarah Kwast and Erinn Littell stopped by to give us the details and explain that is so much more than just a summer job. There's lots of training, certifications and real-world experience available for the two-month program.
www.MarionMeansJobs.com
Fred Schenk, a funeral director at Boyd Funeral Home in Marion, joined the podcast to talk about why setting up your funeral arrangements now can save your loved ones time, stress and a lot of money. He answers the tough questions you may have about end of life celebrations and expenses.
www.BoydFuneralMarion.com
Miss Ohio Scholarship Program member, Lora Current joined college students Brooke Dellinger and Marissa Horn to have an open conversation about choosing your next path after high school and their experiences. It can be exciting and scary at the same time. They really put your thoughts in perspective.
www.ReadOnUSA.com
Shannon Stark from Scioto Shoe Mart joined the podcast to talk about their Mother's Day gift ideas and why buying the right pair of shoes that fit properly is so important.
https://www.sciotoshoemarion.com/
Marion Mayor Scott Schertzer joined the podcast to update us on activities around the city. The Mayor talked about neighborhood clean-ups, including the city-wide tire collection, Community Clean Up Day in May, and the status of the Aquatic Center and Youth Baseball & Softball.
April is National Child Abuse Month and Marion County Children's Services is busy serving the kids in our county. Elizabeth Moore, Foster Care and Community Engagement Coordinator joined the podcast to discuss their Pinwheel Project, Wear Blue for Kids Day, Kinship Care programs and much more.
www.MarionKids.com
OhioMeansJobs is holding open interviews for Piston Automotive on Tuesday, April 13, 2021 from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm at their offices at 622 Leader Street in Marion. Piston Automotive provides excellent benefits and up to a $500 stay on bonus. Listen to the podcast for more info or go to www.PistonAutomotive.com/join-our-team
Marion County Park District Naturalist James Anderson joined the podcast to talk about Skunk Cabbage. He details what it is and where you an find it around the area. James also introduced their new Coloring Contest and went over the calendar for April, as they're bring back events!
www.MarionCountyParks.info
Ohio Means Jobs Marion County is hosting a Job Fair Tuesday, March 30, 2021 from 10:00am to 2:00pm for production positions at Piston Automotive. These are open interviews at Ohio Means Jobs offices at 622 Leader Street in Marion. Check out the podcast to get all the details.
www.PistonAutomotive.com/join-our-team OhioMeansJobs #225065426
Marion Mayor Scott Schertzer joined the podcast to update us on The State of The City. The Mayor spoke about holiday hours, yard waste curbside collection, jobs in the city and the Aquatic Center.
Marion Public Health Medical Director, Dr. Michael McCleese, joined the podcast to update us on the pandemic in Marion County. Dr. McCleese looked at the numbers locally, talked about how you can get vaccinated and dug into the variants and Astra-Zeneca issues over seas.
Jessica Moon, Partner at Roth, Bacon, Moon Attorneys, LLC, joined the podcast to discuss starting a business and what is needed by you to get everything set up for success. She discusses the types of businesses you can create, how they're taxed and and viewed by creditors and others.
www.RothBaconLaw.com
Bob Leone from Iron Safe Annuities joined the podcast to explain and educate us about annuities and how they can help our retirement portfolio in multiple ways.
https://ironsafeannuities.com/
Marion Public Health Commissioner Traci Kinsler joined the podcast to update us on Marion's falling COVID case count and increased vaccinations. She has all the stats and where were going next.
Lora Current, Miss South Central Ohio and a candidate for Miss Ohio 2021, founded an early childhood literacy program called #ReadOnUSA
She has meet with families who are struggling with dyslexia and other learning disabilities, just like she did as a child. She is now producing a podcast to help.
In this episode she talked with teacher Whitney Combs and Superintendent Jeff Young about how Riverdale Schools help students and families with learning disabilities in their district and beyond.
https://readonusa.com/
Lora Current, Miss South Central Ohio and a candidate for Miss Ohio 2021, founded an early childhood literacy program called #ReadOnUSA
She has meet with families who are struggling with dyslexia and other learning disabilities, just like she did as a child. She is now producing a podcast to help.
In this episode she talked with Sara, Adam and Summer Boutwell about the families struggles with learning disabilities, in an effort to help yours.
https://readonusa.com/
Marion Mayor Scott Schertzer joined the podcast to update us on happenings in city government. The Mayor went into detail about how the city handles large snow events, like we've had in the last month. He talked about the order of which streets get cleared and how our salt supply is currently. The Mayor also talked about the Aquatic Center's plans for this summer, how the city employees are handling COVID-19 and the summer baseball and softball programs.
Levi Randolph from Miller Lawn and Power invited Justin Bentley to join the podcast. Justin owns and operates Bentleys Tree Service in Marion and has used Miller Lawn for their equipment since they opened over three years ago.
www.MillerLawnPower.com
https://www.facebook.com/bentleystreeservice
Jessica Moon, from Roth, Bacon, Moon, Attorneys, llc, joined the podcast to discuss what the "sandwich generation" can do to help their aging parents, not just with finances and future considerations, but also their health and well being. A tough spot to be in, especially when you don't know what to go to for assistance.
www.RothBaconLaw.com
Michele Minehart, from Woven Yoga, hosts a new podcast called "Woven Conversations." Michele will host conversations with guests about their unique experiences in life. Episode #8: "It's All Connected"
Michele Minehart, from Woven Yoga, hosts a new podcast called "Woven Conversations." Michele will host conversations with guests about their unique experiences in life. Episode #7: "Everything in Between"
Jacob Thomas from Thomas Lawn Services, joined Levi Randolph, from Miller Lawn and Power, on the podcast to talk about his business and their relationship with Miller Lawn and Power Equipment.
www.MillerLawnPower.com
https://www.facebook.com/TLS97
Marion Public Health Medical Director Doctor Michael McCleese joined the podcast to talk about the COVID-19 Vaccine. He addressed the truths and myths that people are talking about with science-based answers and explains why we still need to protect ourselves and others even after receiving the vaccine.
Marion Public Health Commissioner Traci Kinsler joined the podcast to provide an update on coronavirus in Marion County. She went over the numbers locally, talked about where we are today and talked about the vaccine and how you can be ready to get it when your eligible.
Tristan Beeney, from T-Beeney Solutions, joined Levi Randolph, from Miller Lawn and Power, to talk about his business and why they rely on Miller Lawn and Power to keep their business going.
www.MillerLawnPower.com https://www.facebook.com/tbeeneysolutions/
Michele Minehart, from Woven Yoga, does a podcast called "Woven Conversations." Michele will host conversations with guests about their unique experiences in life.
In episode 6, Michele sat with Holly Shwietzer-Dunn, therapist at mind body health associates, and talked about the importance of listening to your body.
Marion Mayor Scott Schertzer joined the podcast to update us on how things are going in the city. He addressed the City of Marion's finances, planning for the possible opening of the pool, the city's hiring of three new police officers and the upcoming street improvement program.
Levi Randolph and Chad Ferrington joined the podcast to talk about the P.E.D. and Exmark products that Miller Lawn and Power Equipment features for their customers.
www.MillerLawnPower.com
Marion Public Health Commissioner Traci Kinsler joined the podcast to talk about the COVID-19 Vaccine rollout. This week we begin with Phase 1B Populations. Traci also talks about the numbers trending down in Marion, but we must keep doing the right things, probably longer than we'd like too.
We love local businesses and today we're introducing you to a long-time Marion business, Miller Lawn & Power Equipment. General Manager Levi Randolph leads you through who Miller Lawn & Power is and what they can do for you.
Jessica Moon from Roth, Bacon, Moon Attorneys, llc joined the podcast to discuss Trusts. What they are, What they can do, Who Needs one, and how you can get started with one.
Marion's Explore-It-Torium is organizing a Salute to Marion's Front Line Workers and First Responders on Tuesday, December 29th at 6:30pm. Lauren Creasap joined the podcast to explain how you can get involved.
Marion Mayor Scott Schertzer joined the podcast to update us on what happening around the City of Marion. The Mayor announced the next Marion City Chief of Police will be Jay McDonald, he detailed a FREE COVID-19 testing site at Lincoln Park on Monday, he also discussed the city budget and when our first responders will have the ability to be vaccinated for the virus.
Marion Public Health Commissioner Traci Kinsler joined the podcast to update us on COVID-19 in our community. Traci addressed our current numbers and trends, updated us on the CDC changes for quarantines, she talked about the changes in Contact Tracing in Marion, when the vaccine will be here and how it will be deployed from MPH.
Columbia Gas of Ohio President and COO Vince Parisi joined the podcast to talk about how our local Natural Gas provider is helping us stay safe and warm during this Pandemic. he spoke about community programs in Marion to help with your bill and payment assistance and gave information on how to connect with those programs, as well as talk about staying safe this winter in your home with your gas appliances and how Columbia Gas has partnered with community organizations to help.
Jessica Moon from Roth, Bacon, Moon, Attorneys, llc joined the podcast the talk about a great way to utilize your time at the end of the year to reflect on the past year and look ahead to next year and beyond in regards to your overall plan.
Marion Public Health Commissioner Traci Kinsler joined the podcast to provide an update on COVID-19 in Marion County. She talked local numbers, the vaccines and changes from the CDC in regards to quarantine times.
Vaughn Sizemore from Downtown Marion joined the podcast to talk about the Old Fashioned Christmas in Downtown Marion they have planned for December 3rd through 5th in and around Founders Park and all the businesses.
Marshall Cunningham, the president of the Y-Men's Service Club, joined the podcast to discuss their annual Christmas Tree Sale. He talked about the Y-Men's history, the tree sale details and where the money goes from the 71-year Marion tradition.
Jodi Rife from the Junior Service Guild joined the podcast to talk about the Christmas Clearinghouse and how the WMRN Peanut Push supports it's efforts.
Marion Mayor Scott Schertzer joined the podcast to update us on the State of the City. Mayor Schertzer issued an executive order in regards to the hours at City Hall to limit the spread of COVID-19, plus he updated us on other workings around the city.
Marion Public Health Commissioner, Traci Kinsler joined the podcast to update us on the coronavirus situation in Marion County. She talked about the Governors new orders and how Marion has it's highest numbers of COVID-19 in the community ever.
Michele Minehart, from Woven Yoga, hosts a new podcast called "Woven Conversations." Michele will host conversations with guests about their unique experiences in life. Episode 5: "Bodies We Live In"
Michele Minehart, from Woven Yoga, hosts a new podcast called "Woven Conversations." Michele will host conversations with guests about their unique experiences in life. Episode 4: "Keep Going"
Michele Minehart, from Woven Yoga, hosts a new podcast called "Woven Conversations." Michele will host conversations with guests about their unique experiences in life. Episode 3: "Be A Man"
Marion Public Health Commissioner Traci Kinsler joined the podcast for an update on the COVID-19 situation here in Marion County. Traci talked about where we are today, where we're heading and she discussed the vaccine and new treatments that have been in the news.
This "Woven Conversations Podcast" episode joins Michele Minehart, from Woven Yoga, and Certified Nurse Midwife Meg Bair to discuss the yoga body connection.
Marion Public Health's Environmental Health Director Tyler Pigman joined the podcast to update us on the COVID-19 situation in Marion County. Topics discussed included how to celebrate Halloween safely, what are the numbers on local spread and where you can find them and we talked about the falling mortality rate of people with COVID-19.
www.MarionPublicHealth.org
Michele Minehart, from Woven Yoga, hosts a new podcast called "Woven Conversations." Michele will host conversations with guests about their unique experiences in life. Episode 1 features Jordan Treadway in a conversation about "Showing up."
National Drug Take Back Day is this Saturday, October 24th. Marion has participated for many years and this time the drop off event will be at The Marion Medical Campus at 1050 Delaware Avenue from 10 AM to 2 PM. Brad DeCamp from the Crawford-Marion ADAMH Board joined the podcast to talk about it.
Jessica Moon from Roth, Bacon, Moon Attorneys, llc, joined the podcast to talk about why Farming Families need Business Entities and Estate planning. Every good estate plan considers succession, tax, and needs of the client, while at all times promoting the dignity, values, and independence of the client.
www.RothBaconLaw.com
Marion Mayor Scott Schertzer joined the podcast from his quarantine to talk about what's happening in our city government. He discussed the reason why he and his senior staff all were quarantined. He also talked about another micro clean-up in the city, leaf collection starting up and Trick r Treat in the city.
Marion Public Health Commissioner Traci Kinsler joined the podcast to update us on the COVID-19 situation in Marion. She talked about the surge in cases in Marion and where those numbers are coming from. Traci also talked about a local school going to all on-line learning for a few weeks and why and she talked about MPH's new Health Director.
Matt Bayles is running for election as Marion County Sheriff in November. Bayles joined Jeff Ruth to talk about his campaign.
Marion Public Health Commissioner Traci Kinsler joined the podcast to give an update at the COVID-19 situation in Marion County. Traci talked about an uptick in cases in the past week, that also has increased our hospitalizations and that could put us in the Red - Level 3 on Thursday. She talked about how well the schools are doing and she advised her best practices for your fall and Halloween celebrating.
Marion County Sheriff Tim Bailey is running for election in November. Bailey joined Jeff Ruth to talk about his campaign.
Kristin McCloud, the Executive Director of Pathways of Central Ohio, joined the podcast to talk about Marion's Crisis and Referral Phone Line that has been in operation for a very long time, and how it is a wonderful resource for our community, supported by the ADAM-H Board.
Fall Fix'ns has been in Upper Sandusky for 32 years at the Stief Family Farm on Rt 199, near 23 across from Loves. They have a pick-your-own pumpkin patch, corn maze and NEW for 2020 a Haunted Corn Maze on Friday and Saturday nights from 8 to 11pm, October 2-31st. Paul talked to Kelsey Stief about the experience.
www.fallfxns.com
Retiring Marion City Police Chief Bill Collins joined the show to talk about his 31 years at the MPD, including the last 7 as the Chief. He tells a few stories, talks about the recent drug takedown in Marion and has a message for our city going forward.
JoEllen King, the director of the Marion County Council on Aging, joined Jeff Ruth to talk about the Marion County Senior Services Levy that is on the ballot in November. JoEllen details what services are provided by this renewal levy for our seniors and talks about why it's important to support it with your vote.
Marion Mayor Scott Schertzer joined the podcast to update us on how the city is doing. He addressed the retirement of Police Chief Bill Collins, named his interim successor, and explained how the next permanent Marion Chief of Police will be selected. The Mayor also talked about the census and it's importance, he answered your questions about Trick or Treat and announced another two-day community clean-up event for September 24-25.
Marion Public Health Commissioner Traci Kinsler joined the podcast to update us on COVID-19 in our county. She addressed how things are going in schools, with sports and in the congregate settings, and all is going well. Traci also answered questions regarding Death reporting here and around the state and what is going on at our wastewater treatment plant and the monitoring of that material for clues about coronavirus.
The Harding Symposium is set to be a webinar on Saturday, September 26, 2020 from 1 to 3 PM. Sherry Hall and Gary Iams joined the podcast to tell us the history of the symposium and what to expect with this years online version of the event.
Tickets: https://web.cvent.com/event/a7cd0545-c0d4-424b-b0e8-579dc96cc8b0/summary
More Info: https://osumarion.osu.edu/initiatives/outreach/harding-symposium/
Harding Presidential Sites: https://hardingpresidentialsites.org/
Marion City Police Lt. B.J. Gruber joined the podcast to discuss what's happening in the City of Marion. From the violent crime this summer to school starting, and even about Chief Collins retirement next month. The Marion PD is also set to hire several new officers in 2021. He gives the details in the podcast.
Jessica Moon from Roth, Bacon, Moon Attorneys, llc, joined the podcast to address the Top Five Things to Avoid in 2020. She addresses Powers of Attorney, beneficiaries, long term care insurance and financial advisor check-ups.
Christi Eckert, the Drug Free Coalition Coordinator for the Marion-Crawford Prevention Programs joined the podcast to talk about the Drug Free Coalition, Drug Free Marion and a wonderful program for parents to protect their kids, "Hidden in Plain Sight" program.
Marion Public Health Commissioner Traci Kinsler joined the podcast to discuss how things are going in Marion County with the schools being open, High School sports going on and Labor Day coming up. She also addressed our color changes in the last few weeks and where the college testing numbers will end up.
Marion Mayor Scott Schertzer joined the podcast to update us on the state of the city. He talked about the changes being made due to the pandemic, he discussed street resurfacing, city utility bills and Labor Day closings for the city. Mayor Schertzer also talked about D.O.R.A. This is the Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area plan for downtown Marion.
Traci Kinsler, Commissioner of Marion Public Health, joined the podcast to talk about COVID-19 in Marion County. This week she addressed the sports season and what needs to happen to keep sports going. She addressed what it's going to look like in our schools this fall. She has an opinion on what color Marion will be on when the state map is released on Thursday and how the antibody testing is going after three months.
Marion's Chief of Police, Bill Collins, joined the podcast to talk about the surge of violent crime in Marion. The Chief talked about the shootings from the past months, who is involved in them, what is at the root of them and how we as a community can help the Police to curb these violent crimes in our neighborhood.
David Bacon, from Roth Bacon Moon Attorneys, llc, joined the podcast to discuss Estate Planning. David answers questions from who needs an estate plan, to how it's put together and how much it costs. Check it out...
Adrienne Geary, Program Coordinator for NAMI of Marion and Crawford Counties joined the podcast with Brad DeCamp from Crawford-Marion ADAMH Board to talk about what NAMI is, why we have a chapter in our area and how the ADAMH Board supports their efforts.
Marion Public Health Commissioner Traci Kinsler joined the podcast to give us an update on the COVID situation in Marion. She talked about our Red county status and how were doing this week. She also addressed what she talked to the school administrators about just a few days ago and the mush talked about "10 PM Last Call" mandate and how it's being enforced. Traci also talked about the Rapid Results Antigen Tests that our state is soon getting.
Marion County Naturalist James Anderson stops by to talk about Eastern Screech Owls and gives updates on the Tallgrass Trail.
Marion Public Health Commissioner Traci Kinsler joined the podcast to discuss the COVID situation in Marion County. Today she talked about how we are approaching being a Red County and what that means. She also talked about facial coverings and how they enforce those mandates. MPH has a new website design coming that will include even more information and reports for all of us to look at for information.
MARCA CEO Michelle Horsley joined the podcast to talk about MARCA's new look, their United Way partnership and a new service called STEP.
Marion Mayor Scott Schertzer joined the podcast to discuss street resurfacing, a community clean-up, sewer projects, fan giveaway for our senior citizens, a community food and produce program and other things of interest to any Marion city resident.
Marion County Junior Fair is July 18-24, 2020. There are so many changes, but young people raising animals and learning leadership hasn't changed. OSU Extension Educator Margo Long, joined the podcast few of her ag students who are showing to talk about the fair.
Marion Public Health Commissioner Traci Kinsler joined us with an update on the COVID situation in Marion. She talked about if we will see a Mask Mandate here, what's going on with the schools opening and how we can get out but still stay safe.
Mayor Scott Schertzer joined the podcast to talk about how things are going in the city of Marion. He addressed what's open and what is not, he talked about the streets and sewer projects planned, he addressed the staffing on the Police and Fire Departments and even talked about some summer events that may or may not be happening and where you can get information about them.
Environmental Health Director Tyler Pigman and Madison Aldrich from Marion Public Health joined us for an update on COVID in Marion. Madison talked about swimming pools and what you need to know and do if you're going to have your own pool this summer. Tyler talked about being back open and inspections back to full capacity, plus the latest on the COVID situation in Marion
Marion County Fair board President Keith Seckel announced that the Fireworks Are On! July 4th at 10 PM the fireworks will be shot off from the Marion Fairgrounds to any and all on-lookers in their cars or outside their homes. Even though the fairgrounds will be closed to the public, anyone can find a place to park in the neighborhood to watch the display on July 4th and follow along on the radio beginning at 7pm on Majic 95.9 FM and Buckeye Country 94.3 FM, with the soundtrack on-the-air at 10 PM, brought to you by Mathews Auto Group and Pillar Credit Union.
The fireworks are being sponsored by iHeartMedia Marion, Ready to Rent, ACT Lawn Care, Precision Auto, Brad Seckel and Criswell-Benedict Farms.
Marion City Police Lt. BJ Gruber joined the podcast to talk about some important issues that are being addressed around our country and in the city of Marion. Lt. Gruber talked about the recent rallies and protests, and the conversations that are going on in our community to make us better. He also spoke about how the MPD is hiring more officers and how to apply.
David Bacon with Roth Bacon Moon Attorneys talks about the basics to consider when planning an estate.
MARCA CEO Michelle Horsley joined us to talk about how exciting it is to have the MARA Employees back from the shutdown. She talked about the shredding business and what the employees learn in that industry and how you can have your shredding done, too. PLUS she addressed the opening of new sites in the coming months.
www.MARCAIndustries.org
April Smith from the Marion Area Counselling Center joined the podcast to tell us about the Signs of Suicide (SOS) program that is going on in our schools. She talked about how the program works and why it's been successful. April also teaches us the warning signs of suicide and what to do if we see those warning signs in someone we care about. Brad DeCamp from the ADAM-H Board also talked about why a program like this is funded for our community and how you can help continue these programs in our community.
If in need, contact Pathways of Central Ohio at 740-383-2273
Learn more at www.mcadamh.com
Marion Public Health Commissioner Traci Kinsler joined the podcast to give us a COVID-19 update for our county. She talked about the numbers, which are showing a plateau, she discussed the situation at our prisons and nursing homes. We also talked about some messages we've been hearing and whether or not those are scientifically correct, or rumors or just idle chat. Check it out.
In an effort to help small local businesses, Marion City Council passed a resolution declaring Saturday, June 20, the first annual Marion Small Business Appreciation Day.
Marion 1st Ward Council Member Kai Meade created the “Marion Small Business Appreciation Day” resolution that passed city council unanimously. This resolution creates an annual small business appreciation day in Marion on June 20th.
Kai encourages members of our community to support in any way they feel comfortable in relation to COVID-19. So whether you are eating out, or doing some shopping please choose local. Look for banners around the city promoting the event.
To make this day a bigger success, Meade urges all the small businesses and community organizations around Marion to help spread the word. So please share the posts from his Facebook Page, share this podcast and story, or just tell your family and friends to support Marion Small Business Appreciation Day on June 20!
The Marion Public Library is updating their curbside hours and soon will be open to the public! Diane Watson joined the podcast to talk about the changes and requirements to access your library with your family.
www.MarionLibrary.org
Theresa Lubke, Executive Director of the Marion Family YMCA, talks about the re-opening of the Wellness Center on June 1st and what the Summer Day Camps will look like.
Tyler Pigman and Van Creasap, from Marion Public Health, joined the podcast to update us on how things are progressing as restaurants open up, how food inspections are going and the ins-and-outs of COVID-19 contact tracing.
Marion Mayor Scott Schertzer talked about more openings around the city and parks and what the current thoughts are on the Aquatic Center. He also talked about the opening of City Hall on June 1st with a full set of guidelines for entry. The Mayor also discussed a Downtown Entertainment District that the administration and safety leaders have been working on.
Tyler Pigman, the Environmental Health Director at Marion Public Health, joined us to talk about businesses re-opening and what, as a consumer and customer, we should expect to see. He detailed the protocols put in place to protect all of us and he discussed enforcement of the orders in Marion.
Marion Mayor Scott Schertzer joined the podcast to talk about a council committee resolution in regards to Shopping Local and a Shop Local Saturday in June, plus the Mayor addressed the pool opening and our city finances in this situation.
Celebrate the Marion Harding High School Class of 2020 with this broadcast of their graduation ceremony.
Ridgedale High School held graduation on May 17, 2020 at 12:00 PM. Students listened to the speeches from their cars or homes and then drove through to receive their diplomas. Congratulations Class of 2020!
Michelle Horsley is the new CEO of MARCA Industries and she joined us on the podcast to talk about her transition to MARCA, her goals for the programs and new opportunities available for the people whom MARCA serves.
Jessica Moon with Roth Bacon Moon Attorneys speaks on what the Constitution says about your rights during the Coronavirus Quarantine. She also speaks on the next steps for business owners after they open back up.
Dean Jacob from The Marion Community Foundation joined the show to discuss the 2020 Scholarship Awards. He talked about the process, the $442,000 in scholarships awarded to 113 students, how the committee chooses the recipients and what you need to do to set up your own scholarship through the Marion Community Foundation.
www.MarionCommunityFoundation.org
Marion City Police Lt BJ Gruber from the MPACT Program stopped by to talk about the Light Ohio Blue Campaign, National Police Week, and how their calls for assistance have changed in the past two months in regards to COVID-19.
Marion Public Health Commissioner Traci Kinsler updates us on the COVID situation in Marion County. Today, she addressed the outbreak at Heartland's assisted care facility. She updated us on the prison's situation and we talked about the opening of the retail and other businesses and restaurants and what that means to our public health.
OhioHealth-Marion General Hospital's Dr Mrunal Shah Getting Back To Business and Safety With Elective Procedures. He discussed the great measures that are being taken for safety and the increased testing that is happening to keep you even healthier.
Marion Mayor Scott Schertzer joined the podcast to talk about the Tiny House Pilot Project, the Grass and Weed program in Marion and outdoor seating at our restaurants.
Students from the Teen Institute Program, presented by the Crawford-Marion ADAMH Board, joined the podcast to discuss the Escape The Vape program the students run in our High Schools. Jodi Galloway, the program coordinator discussed what TI and JTI are and the students, A'Nya, Rachael and Mindi, discussed creating the program and how they present it to their fellow students.
Marion Public Health Commissioner Traci Kinsler joined us for her weekly update on the coronavirus situation in Marion County. Today she discussed the High School Graduations plan, the confusion with the reported numbers, she addressed an outbreak at one of Marion's nursing facilities and explained serological testing.
Marion Mayor Scott Schertzer updated us on the situation in Marion. He talked about city services getting back up and running and city hall remaining closed through May. The Mayor also talked about enforcement of the Stay at Home orders through Mother's Day, Grad Parties and Memorial Day weekend. The Mayor also talked about summer events and the Popcorn Festival.
Robb Lust from Edgefield Animal Care Center talks about vaccinations. Why our dogs need them, when they should get them and what the best practices are with a vaccine.
www.EdgefieldAnimalCare.com
Brad DeCamp, Executive Director of the Crawford-Marion ADAM-H Board, took some time to educate us on what the ADAM-H board does in our communty.
Marion Public Health Commissioner Traci Kinsler updated us on the COVID Situation in Marion. She addressed her advice to the schools in regards to their graduations and end of year celebrations. She talked about the requirements to responsibly open your business back after the Sta at Home order is amended and she also talked about what's next in Public Health with the virus.
This episode focuses on the importance of using a leash and collar to gain control of your young dog. Robb explains how to use these important tools to get the behaviors you desire.
Marion Mayor Scott Schertzer joined us to talk about how the city is bringing it's staff back to full capacity and returning some city services that were suspended due the coronavirus. The Mayor also talked about how he feels the Governor is doing during the situation and what the graduations could look like around the area.
James Anderson, Naturalist for the Marion County Park District talks about the wildflowers and wildlife you'll see in May at our county parks. James also highlighted the many activities you can also do at Marion's Tallgrass Trail. Biking, walking, kayaks and canoes and fishing.
Ohio's 86th House District Representative Tracy Richardson, took time to provide an update on the states response to the coronavirus situation in her district. She talked about the prison's surge in numbers and the help provided by Ohio's National Guard. She detailed what the guard is doing, too. She also addressed the struggles with the unemployment system and provided some advice for you and for small businesses. She also has a message for Marion and Union counties about how we're all doing.
Unemployment Assistance: https://unemploymenthelp.ohio.gov/employee/
April Is "The Month of The Military Child" :http://www.ohiohouse.gov/tracy-m-richardson/press/ohio-house-adopts-april-as-month-of-the-military-child
Contact Tracy: http://www.ohiohouse.gov/tracy-m-richardson
Who is the leader in your household? You're 16 week old puppy really need reinforcement as to who is the leader of the pack. This episode will teach you how to show your young pup you're in control with a few excellent tips from Robb Lust, the Dog Professor from The Edgefield Animal Care Center.
www.EdgefieldAnimalCare.com
Traci Kinsler, Commissioner at Marion Public Health, joined us to update everyone on the coronavirus situation here in Marion County this week. Traci addressed the surge in numbers at our prisons and what that means to community spread. She also talked about what the lessening of restrictions might mean for Marion residents and businesses beginning May 1,
Marion Mayor Scott Schertzer updated us on the current coronavirus situation in Marion City. He talked about what's happening at MCI, NCCI and the Multi-County Jail He also talked about community spread, due to the surge at the prison. The Mayor also talked about his thoughts in regards to walking back restrictions at City Hall and with city services and employees. The Mayor finished by talking about the Governor's order to keep schooling as distance learning only, through this term.
OhioHealth-Marion General Hospital Psychiatrist, Dr Shyamala Bheemisetty joined the podcast to talk about our stress and mental health during the Stay At Home order. Many are struggling and Dr. Bheemisetty offered some great advice on how to lower our stress, improve our mental health and help our kids during this time of isolation and togetherness.
It's National Library Week! Diane Watson joined us on the podcast to talk about what happening this week at the library to celebrate, even though we can't be together. Plus Diane talks about how the library is helping you stay connected to all their assets and adds some phone help to walk you through being able to find and consume the content.
On Wednesday, our 87th Ohio House State Representative Riordan McClain issued a statement regarding his feelings and opinions about getting, not only our district, but the entire state back to work. He also wants your ideas, thoughts and feelings about this issue and any other you may have.
http://www.ohiohouse.gov/riordan-t-mcclain
Marion Public Health Commissioner, Traci Kinsler, gave us an update on the COVID-19 situation in Marion County. She addressed why the numbers showed a surge in the past 5 days, she addressed our nursing homes and assisted care facilities and how they're doing, she also talked about the plan to bring us out of this situation. She also talked about a vaccine, what our life will look like until we get one and how our new normal will be just fine in the Marion community.
Marion Mayor Scott Schertzer took time to get everyone caught up on the coronavirus situation in the city. He had a message for all of us on where we are in this together, how virtual city council meetings are going, your tax deadline has been extended and he thanks our critical frontline workers, and officers, too.
Businesses of all sizes in the Marion area are all asking, "What is the PPP?" And, "What is the EIDL?" They're wondering if they qualify, they don't know where to turn next and they keep hearing other struggling business owners say it's been difficult to get themselves and their businesses set up. Jon Ferguson,from Fahey Bank, joined us to make it so much simpler.
Marion City Police Lt. BJ Gruber talks about how the MPD has adjusted to the changes ordered by the Health Department and State Government during the coronavirus outbreak. He talked about the community videos they've been putting out on social media, crime and how it's changed in the last month and how they're helping to enforce the State's "Stay and Home" order.
Jessica Moon with Roth Bacon Moon Attorneys speaks on how a small business owner can get assistance during the Coronavirus Quarantine. She also speaks on the questions many people have on continuing with their estate planning at this time.
Marion Public Health Commissioner Traci Kinsler joined the Marion Now Podcast to update everyone on how Marion is doing with the COVID-19 situation. She addressed the testing questions, what is an essential business and how Marion Public Health is checking on them, she talked about PPE in our county and our hospital's capacity when a surge comes.
This week, Marion Mayor Scott Schertzer's update includes information about Recreational Fires on your property, the Critical Operations Plan for city services and departments, what law enforcement is working on and the fire department establishing a COVID-19 Response Unit and Building to respond to calls from those who have been exposed.
Welcome to The Ghost Sisters Podcast! In this first episode you'll meet the team at Ghost Sisters: Mandy, Dawn, Chasity, and Meg! The Ghost Sisters talk about how they got together, why they do what they do and dig into some of their paranormal experiences to date.
Robb Lust, The Dog Professor from Edgefield Animal Care Center, joined us for an episode to talk adress the question, "Can My Pets Get Coronavirus?" He also talked about how Edgefield Animal Care Center has changed with the "Stay At Home" order in Ohio, keeping your dog in a routine with everyone working from home, and why you need to stay current with your pets meds and preventative.
http://www.edgefieldanimalcare.com/
https://www.facebook.com/Edgefield-Animal-Care-Center-181079150788/
Unfortunately, this years Red Cross Radiothon will have to be cancelled. Paul spoke with Phyllis Hendrix, a Red Cross Volunteer, about the decision and how you can still help our Red Cross Chapter. To donate, give blood or get more details about our Red Cross, just go to https://www.redcross.org/local/ohio/buckeye/about-us/locations/north-central-ohio.html
Marion Mayor Scott Schertzer talked about how the city is continuing to react to the coronavirus situation. He addressed city services, street paving programs, City Council Meeting changes and how the police are enforcing the Physical Distancing issues in the parks and common areas.
There are plenty of activities available at our Marion County Park District, James Anderson, Naturalist, has some great activities you can do on your own, with your family and practice Safe Distancing. Things like walking, biking, bird watching, watching nature emerge in the spring time and soon so much more. James has also began doing lessons on the Marion County Park District's social media pages and YouTube Channel. https://youtu.be/DCA5f1X0Hfw
The need for blood is critical right now. Max Miller from The American Red Cross Central Ohio Region is in charge of the blood drives in Marion county. He joined us today to talk about why you should donate, where you can donate and how easy it is to save up three lives in about 30 minutes of your time. Call 1-800-Red-Cross for details or www.RedCrossBlood.org
Eric Mosley, sports personality and host of "One Mo Thing", chimed in on how this situation is treating him and his thoughts on how we should go about getting past this thing they call coronavirus.
Marion Mayor Scott Schertzer joined me to update everyone in the city about the current State of The City under the coronavirus situation. He spoke about City Hall closing, utility billing, income tax filings and payments and about how city services have changed in the past few weeks. He also addressed the biggest question you have about businesses staying open during this "Stay At Home" order from the Ohio Department of Health.
Marion Public Health Commissioner Traci Kinsler joined us to talk about Coronavirus in Marion. She talked about where we are today and what might happen next. She addressed "Why factories are still open" and "What do you do if you think you have been exposed to COVID-19." She answers these key questions and explains the Executive Order her and Mayor Schertzer issued yesterday. Listen and have many of your questions answered.
Marion Mayor Scott Schertzer gives an update on what the city government is doing in the wake of the COVID-19 virus pandemic.
Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, the need for blood in our area and country is CRITICAL! Red cross of North Central Ohio Executive Director Todd James details the issues and instructs you on how to help in this podcast episode! www.RedCrossBlood.org or call 1-800-Red Cross to help!
Dr Heather Columber, a family practice Doctor in Marion and a Associate Medical Director for Primary Care for OhioHealth, address the COVID-19 Pandemic and how it effects Marion. PLUS she offers her advice on staying healthy, how you should react if you're not feeling well and how to keep yourself mentally healthy with this new way of living.
Jessica Moon from Roth Bacon Moon Attorneys talks about the importance of choosing the right attorney to fit your needs.
Family Life Church is bringing an awesome program to Marion from Compassion International. It's called The Compassion Experience. It's an all ages exhibit that allows you to experience another world without leaving yours. Natalie Longmeier stopped by to tell us about the event. Get more details at https://changetour.compassion.com/faq or on FLC's Facebook page.
The Marion County Farm Bureau's Farmers Care Breakfast is on Saturday March 21st from 7am to 11am at Tri-Rivers Career Center. John Hafer stopped by the Marion Public Library Community Podcast Studio to talk about the annual event.
"The Dog Professor" Robb Lust talks us through the different reasons why a dog is behaving the way that it is.
Current Ridgedale School District resident Cathy Hamilton talks about the importance of passing the 1% Earned Income Tax that is on the March 17th ballot. Cathy also explains what income will be and won't be taxed.
Scioto Shoe Mart owner Shannon Stark talks with Bryceson Lawrence from Phase 6 Strength and Performance about the importance of selecting the right shoes when working out.
The cast of Pleasant High School's production of Mary Poppins stopped by to talk about their show.
On this episode "The Dog Professor" Robb Lust explains what comes next after you've gotten that new puppy home.
The director and cast of River Valley High School's production of "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying" came in to discuss their upcoming production.
Mike Vance and Peggy Reed stopped by to update us on what the Marion Chapter of the American Red Cross is doing in our community. For more info visit www.RedCross.org
Mike Wilson and Tom Lowery stopped by to update us on the great work of MARCA Industries in the Marion Community.
Executive Director Theresa Lubke talks with Jacque Ringer and Elizabeth Moore from Marion County Children's Services about how their organizations work together in the community.
The Marion Correctional Institute presents "My Cross." Spiritual Warfare 2020 is their Easter program that has been written directed, produced and performed by inmates at MCI. This podcast talks about the production and how you can attend. It's March 25-30 at MCI and tickets can be obtained by calling (740) 251-5764 or at www.eventbrite.com search "Marion Easter"
James talks about the Woodcock and it's migration into Marion, especially at our Tallgrass Trail. PLUS James updates us on other wildlife we'll be seeing now and soon all around The Marion County Park District. James also highlights March's calendar.
On this episode of The Dog Professor Podcast Robb Lust talks us through the process of deciding to get a pup for your home.
Director Amanda Zucker and Senior cast members from the Ridgedale High School Musical Little Shop of Horrors stop by to talk about their upcoming show.
Mayor Scott Schertzer talked about The State of The City, new positions available, the future of the Zoning Board of Appeals and the Safe Routes to School Grant study.
"The Dog Professor" Robb Lust from Edgefield Animal Care Center introduces his new weekly podcast. In this episode Robb talks about his background as a "Dog Professor" and the history of Edgefield Animal Care Center.
Judy Mount and Ann Schertzer with the Junior Service Guild talk about the upcoming Murder Mystery Dinner Theater Fundraiser "Offed at the Bake-off" coming February 28th and 29th at the Marion Country Club.
Chip is the Marion City Police Department's new Therapy dog. Chip will work with Lt BJ Gruber full time and spend quite a bit of time working with kids in our community.
Jessica Moon with Roth Bacon Moon Attorneys talks about how to deal with Insolvent Estates
Jessica Moon with Roth Bacon Moon Attorneys talks about the foundations of Estate Planning
Shannon Stark, owner of Scioto Shoe Mart, introduces the inaugural episode of her monthly podcast. Find out about how Scioto Shoe Mart got it's start and what Shannon is looking to bring to the audience through her podcast.
The Marion Family YMCA is more than a fitness center, gym or pool. It's youth development, it's healthy living and social responsibility. Their Presidents Day 3 on 3 Basketball tournament is a huge event. And Parents Night Out is an awesome way to help kids grow and give mom and dad a day off.
OhioHealth Marion General general surgeon Dr. Jose Vale spent time on this episode talking about healthy eating habits, exercise and diets. He also tell us "That One Thing" that can make all of us healthier!
Marion Mayor Scott Schertzer Talks About Adding Fire Fighters, a Police Officer, Economic Development and Observing Dr. Martin Luther King Jr's Holiday.
Kathie Seckel from the Women's Business Council tells us what the Athena Award is all about and how you can nominate someone.
Theresa Lubke and Justice Davis from the Marion Area YMCA talk about the history of Aquatic Sports at Y.
Theresa Lubke is joined by Susan Clunk form Ohio Health to talk about Occupational and Physical therapy.
MARCA Industries is very busy in the Marion Community. They do Document Destruction, Electronics recycling and so much more. Learn everything these Marion citizens are working hard to do.
Jodi Rife from the Jr. Service Guild joined Paul James on-the-air to update listeners about the Peanut Push and many other ways people can support the Christmas Clearinghouse so area kids can have a nice Holiday. Check out the podcast for ideas on how you can help.
The Holidays is a wonderful time for family and friends, but are is your decorating dangerous for your best friend and family member... your dog or cat? The Holidays can be dangerous for pets, if you aren't careful about decorations, food, gatherings and a lot more. Robb Lust, from the Edgefield Animal Care Center, talks about how to keep your pets healthy and happy everyday of the year.
Edgefield Animal Care Center is looking for the perfect individual to fill the position of Animal Care Technician. Robb Lust, certified professional dog trainer, gives the details and how to apply.
Are you thinking of getting a puppy? You know you need to select the correct breed for your lifestyle, family and household dynamic. How do you get help? Robb Lust, The Dog Professor from the Edgefield Animal Care Center, is here to help!
Hear The Dog Professor, Robb Lust, talk about Edgefield Animal Care Center's new, local online prescription and pet supply delivery service. They'll bring your meds and supplies right to your door!
Attorney Jessica Moon discusses farming families business entities and estate planning.
Dr. Joseph Gestaldo and Pharmacist Erica Wibberly talk about fact and myths of antibiotics.
Director Brandy Wilson gives us the latest update on the Linn School repair and what is coming up for Heritage Hall and beyond.
Marion County Board Of Elections talk about the need for Poll Workers, Polling Locations, and absentee voting.