· Walk Set To Support Children Services

· Christmas Clearinghouse Accepting Applications

· Event Offers Information On Home Healthcare

· Marion Health Depts. Readying For H1N1 Clinics

· Hot Wing Eating Winners Named, Battle Continues

· Police: Love Triangle May Have Led To Murder

· KFC Offering Free Grilled Chicken - Again

· State Representative Holding Office Hours

· Group To Discuss Dementia, Depression

· New License Plate Option Available

· Cedar Point Icon Is On The Move

· Tax Cut Removal Passes House, May Stall

· State Patrol Receives Nearly $2.2 Million In Grants

· Alzheimer's Disease A Rapidly Growing Issue

· Ohio House Committee Votes To Stop Tax Cut

· Marion Unemployment Rate Continues To Go Down

· Reconnect Order Begins For Heating Utilities

· Marion Doctor Awarded For ER Service

· Marion Library Auctioning Surplus Items

· Study - Microchips Help More Than Thought

· City Council Discussing Pool Ideas

· Group Holding A Bone Marrow Drive

· State Readies For Winter Weather

· Week Highlights School Bus Safety

· BMV Is Requesting Legal Resident Status

· Palace Hosting Masquerade Ball

· No Raise For Social Security

· Clinic Cancelled As Flu Vaccine Runs Out

· Local Singer Releases New Album

· H1N1 Worse For Those With Certain Diseases

· Council On Aging Offers Grants

· Columbia Gas Raising Prices

· Local Girls Scouts Volunteering At Goodwill

· Local Law Enforcement Receive State Grants

· Help Available For Winter Heating Bills

· City Board of Building Appeals To Meet

· EPA Issues Warning About Outdoor Burning

· Harding Band Raising Funds For New Trailer

· Dog Walk To Raise Money For Cancer Fight

· Red Cross Offering CPR, AED Course

· Health Depts. Receive First H1N1 Vaccines

· City Council Meeting Tonight

· River Valley Holding Levy Information Meetings

· Group Offering Information On Medicare Options

· Marion Man Again Arrested For Heroin

· Ceremony Set To Honor Fallen Deputy

· FirstEnergy Light Bulb Plan Draws Complaints

· City Set To Collect Leaves

· Leadership At Women's Business Council

· Over 70 Schools Expected At College Night

· Investigation Underway In Cancer Fraud

· Goodwill Highlights Disability Awareness

· New Map Shows Best Fall Color Areas

· Marion Campus Hosting Hiring Fair

· Law Enforcement Academy Accepting Students

· Report: Deputy Did Not Have Cancer

· Halloween Party To Benefit United Way

· Study: Posture Affects Personal Thoughts

· Governor Pushes Back Ohio Executions

· Children Services Holding Open House

· VA Offers Help For Late Education Payments

· Safety Urged During Fire Prevention Week

· Tickets Available For 4-H Benefit Dinner

· YMCA Unveiling New Soft Play Area

· Minimum Wage To Stay The Same

· Health Depts. To Offer Free H1N1 Vaccine

· Marion Art Gallery Holding Reception

· New Licensing Requirement Starting

· Ohioans Urged To Look At Long-Term Care Options

· Gov. - No Slots Means No Tax Cut

· New Palace Theatre Executive Director Named

· MTC Sees Explosion In Enrollment

· Pleasant Middle School Student Contracts H1N1

· Marion Woman Honored By Ohio State

· Charges Pile Up Against Marion Man

· Marion Honors Native Killed In Iraq

· Road Bids, Transportation Contracts Approved

· GED Test Dates, Test Help Set

· Hospital Foundation Celebrates 25 Years

· New Video Created To Promote Marion

· Winds Blamed For Tipped Vehicle

· State Issues Utility Reconnect Order

· Construction Affecting Major Routes

· "Jewels or Junk" For Historical Society

· Fallen Marion Soldier To Be Honored

· Homecoming Weekend Means Increased Enforcement

· Water Company Issues Winter Weather Tips

· Worker Compensation Classes Set

· Marion Museums Open Free Of Charge

· Service Academy Applications Available

· Winners In Arts Show Announced

· Little Scioto River Named To Superfund List

· Old Dynamite Leads To Evacuations In Caledonia

· Marion Woman Dies From Crash Injuries

· Water Company Seeking 23% Rate Hike

· Marion Unemployment Drops

· Booth Space Available For Annual Craft Show

· Red Cross Offers Babysitter's Training

· Historical Society Explores History Of Recycling

· Bill Would Extend Unemployment Benefits

· Supreme Court Orders Vote On Slot Machines

· Cold Stone Creamery Offering Treats For Donations

· Short Agendas For City Council Committees

· Flu Shots Now Available For All Age Groups

· Higher Fees At BMV Include New Late Charge

· United Way Volunteers "Up To The Challenge"

· Weekend Crash Sends Three To Hospital

· Marion FOP Issue Endorsements

· Hazardous Waste Collection Is Saturday

· Services For Marion Native Friday

· Marion Company To Remove Historic Carousel

· Radio Station Offers Million Dollar Golf Outing

· Ohioans Support Cell Phone Ban, Casinos

· Two Meetings Set For Neighborhood Assoc.

· Woodmen Help Marion Hospice Raise Money

· Report - Marion Facility Closed Dangerously

· Video Contest Winner Will Be Aired On FOX

· Orientation Set For Gifted Students, Parents

· Music, Hay Maze, Food At Applefest

· Governor Delays Execution Following Issues

· Ruptured Gas Line Cause Road Closure

· No Cause In Correctional Center Death

· New Website Touts Artistic Jobs

· Child Safety Seat Laws Changing

· Water Company Begins Hydrant Flushing

· Natural Gas Prices Dropping Again

· Dueling Pianos To Highlight First Friday

· RV Senior Wins 4-H Honor

· Popcorn Fest Venders Allegedly Sell Knock-Offs

· Children's Grief Workshop Offered

· Local Band Leads Sawyer Brown At Popcorn Fest

· Chipotle Set To Open In Marion

· Iraq War Claims Life of Marion Soldier

· Fewer Fatalities Over Holiday Weekend

· More Streets Close For Popcorn Parade

· United Way Sets Hefty Goal For Campaign

· OSU President Coming To Marion

· Drive Nets Over 1,800 School Supplies

· Marion Bank Set To Unveil New Location

· Marion Foundation Gives Out Grants

· Program Offered For Dealing With Alzheimer's

· Hospital Pharmacist Honored For Safety Work

· County Health Dept. Offering Some Flu Shots

· Streets Start Closing For Popcorn Fest

· Police Arrest Two Accused Of Robbery

· Patrol, Sheriff Cracking Down This Weekend

· Cedar Point Holding Employee Reunion

· Dinner Set To Help Senior Services Levy

· Safety Urged When Firing Up The Grill

· Ohio Colleges Reporting Swine Flu Cases

· More Locations Selling Discount Ride Tickets

· Need For Life Insurance Highlighted

· Partner Sought To Open Hardware Store

· City Police Hope To Win New Cruiser

· Partner Sought To Open Hardware Store

· Buckeye Bash At The Palace

· Government Offices Closing For Holiday

· Registration Deadline For Ohio Attorneys

· Traffic Nightmare Awaits Ohio State Fans

· Tips Offered For Preparedness Month

· New Book On Harding Brings Out Large Crowd

· Priest Headlines Women's Business Council Lunch

· As Popcorn Fest Nears, So Do Deadlines

· Red Cross Offers Anti-Flu Tips For Parents

· State: No More Free GED Tests

· FTC Orders End To Most Robocalls

· GED Test Dates Set For September

· Weekend Of Veterans' Events In Marion

· Local Talk Show Coming To Marion Radio

· State Report Cards Issued For Local Schools

· Report Dismisses Call For Maximum Wait For Voters

· Rail Crossing Closed In Marion

· Patrol - Over 8,000 Crashes Caused By Juveniles

· Police Search For Armed Robber

· Three Cleveland Men Arrested In Marion

· Marion Electrical Business Robbed

· Marion County Unemployment Up Slightly

· Popcorn Festival T-Shirts Available

· MTC Offers Green Job Training

· More Popcorn Fest Royalty Crowned

· Local Congressman Holding Town Hall Meeting

· Public Library Holding Starry Safari

· Eating At Restaurant Will Help Salvation Army

· Free Clinic Focuses On Home Health

· Drunk Driving Crackdown On Through Labor Day

· Over $12k Raised For Marion Hospice

· Public Hearing In Marion Over Verizon Sale

· Marion Agency Warns About Possible Scam

· Golf Outing Offers Chances At Huge Prizes

· New Book Coming On Harding's Life

· State Liquor Sales Pass $729 Million

· More Ohio Students Take ACT

· State Patrol Averages 15 Drug Arrests Per Day

· Student Stabbing Case Headed To Trial

· Cedar Point To Hire 200 To Finish Season

· Date Set For Operation Community Spirit

· Seniors, Animals Most Susceptible To Heat

· City Schools Do Away With School Fee

· Conference To Highlight Smart Money Choices

· Magazine Names OSU As Veteran Friendly

· City, County Health Depts. Holding Joint Meeting

· Marion Farm Bureau Honored For Work

· Hazardous Household Waste Drop Off Set

· Marion Library Begins Reduced Hours

· Students Heading Back To School This Week

· Grocery Store Helps Local Red Cross

· Need For New Equipment Causes Power Outage

· RV Looks At Levy, Closes Academy

· Caution Urged When Donating Money

· Computer Maintenance To Disrupt BMV

· Marion County Recycling Dates Set

· Marion Students Earn Red Cross Scholarships

· Marion General Names New President

· Agency - State Cuts "Devastating"

· Judge Says No To State Use Of Tobacco Funds

· Popcorn Fest Looking For Local Artists

· Millions Paid Out In Unclaimed Funds

· Residents, Businesses Urged To Decorate Windows

· Food Stamp Users May Be Forced Into Unhealthy Eating

· Major Road Construction Begins In Marion

· Wee Pops, Little Wee Pops Crowned

· Red Cross Offering CPR, AED Course

· Grant To Expand MTC Nursing Program

· Musser Named Miss Marion Popcorn

· First-Ever Ms. Marion Popcorn Festival Crowned

· Online Option Starts For License Reinstatement

· Miss and Ms. Popcorn Competitions Saturday

· Discounted Popcorn Fest Tickets Available

· Columbia Gas Budget Plans Going Down

· City Hall Hours Shortened On Fridays

· New Student Orientation Set At Tri-Rivers

· Construction Work Injured, Struck By Beam

· Commissioner Explains Children Services Levy

· Construction Closes To Marion County Roads

· Radio Veteran Hosting Show On WDCM

· MTC Offering Adult Student Info Night

· Elgin Robotics Team Wins At State Fair

· Identity Crimes, Drug Felonies See Increase

· Kids Needed For Marion Kazoo Band

· Students Now Allowed To Defend Felony Charges

· BMV Finishes Rollout Of New Ohio ID's

· Veteran Educator To Lead Elgin

· New Management At bluefusion

· Marion Artist Featured In New Exhibit

· New State Budget Means Higher Garbage Fees

· Rock-N-Ribs Called A Success

· Free Help Offered For GED Test

· RV Cheerleaders Raising Money For Injured Teen

· Battle of the Bands, Rib Contest Is Saturday

· State Gives Money To New MTC Building

· First Friday Features Margaritaville Party

· Drug Investigation Leads To 26 Arrests

· St. Mary's Holding Community Festival

· Marion Church Handing Out Free School Supplies

· Area Students Sing At State Fair

· State Helps Marion Facility With Expansion, Job Creation

· Morrow County, Others Under Firewood Quarantine

· Marion Entertainment Center Holding Celebration

· St. Mary's Offering $5,000 Cash Raffle

· Last Chance To Apply For Marion Grants

· New Marion County Treasurer Sworn In

· OSUM Offering Supervisor Course

· Marion Hospice Seeking Volunteers

· Marion Steel Plant Earns Safety Award

· Warning Issued Over Dead Bats

· Crackdown Results In Over 140 Arrests

· OSUM Still Holding College Admissions

· State Issues Warning About Hot Vehicles

· Stats Show What We Know - This Is A Cool July

· Services Set For Beloved Teacher

· City Schools Set Open House Schedule

· Casino Proposal Approved For November Ballot

· City Seeks Grant For Demolished Neighborhood

· Help Offered For Choosing Gas Supplier

· Popcorn Fest Hosting Fine Arts Show

· Hotline Available For Cable TV Complaints

· Children Services Proposes Levy, Others May Also

· Marion Teen Dies Following Accident

· Marion Unemployment Up Nearly A Percent

· Marion Area Health Center Accredited

· Gas Line Ruptures Up, Call Before Digging Urged

· Group Offering Support, Info On Dementia

· Local Woman Died During Vacation

· City Street Closed Through Wednesday

· Three Named Morrow County's Strongest

· Few People Happy With New State Budget

· New Advisory Brings Vast Experience To OSUM

· Elgin Superintendent To Be Offered Newark Job

· Researchers Eye Vaccine For Ear Infections

· Standardized Tests Eliminated By State Budget

· Fan Sues Ohio State Over Captioning

· Ohio Unemployment Passes 11 Percent

· Two Arrested For Vandalism, More Tips Sought

· Slot Machines In Ohio Still A Ways Off

· Congressman Unveils New Website

· Radio Station Offering Free Ribs

· Vandals Strike Waldo Park

· Price Break For Natural Gas Customers

· Local State Rep. Not Happy With New Budget

· Neighborhood Association Holding A Picnic

· No Tuition Increase At Ohio State

· Local Rotarians Biking To Raise Money

· Girls vs. Boys At Wild Child Conference

· High Number Of Bathtub Injuries Continue

· MTC Getting Improvements With Grant

· Marion Man Arrested For Child Rape

· Alleged Drunk Driver Crashes After Short Chase

· State Leaders Reach Budget Agreement

· Galion Officer Shot, Suspect Killed

· Marion Sheriff Seeking Theft Suspect

· Volunteers Gear Up For United Way Campaign

· Marion Veteran Honored For Service

· Marion MRDD Set To Change Name

· Work Starts To Rehab Harding Memorial

· Red Cross Holding CPR, AED Course

· Orientation, Drug Tests Set For Pleasant Schools

· Manufactured Home Taxes Due Soon

· Summer Camps Offer Cooking and Art

· President's Approval Rating Drops In Ohio

· New Art Exhibit Features Machu Picchu

· OSUM Hires Familiar Face For PR

· Chamber Members Take Tour Of Water Plant

· Second Temp Budget, More Fighting At Statehouse

· New Section To Speed Up New Book Returns

· Section of Dunbar Road Closed

· Holiday Weekend Safest In Ten Years

· Several Clinics Scheduled In July

· Counseling Center Receives Improvement Grant

· MARCA Names Employee of the Year

· State Prepared To Pass Another Temp Budget

· Local Companies Awarded For Recycling Efforts

· Government Offices Closing For Holiday

· Fireworks Safety Urged

· Recalls Issued Involving Baby Products

· Marion Company Honored By Magazine

· Blood Drives Set For Rest of the Week

· Extra Patrols On Marion Roads For Holiday

· Patrol Urges Caution During Holiday Weekend

· Salvation Army Holding Community Sale

· Program Offers Help With Electric Bills

· Three Companies Step Up As Pacesetters

· New State Laws Start Today

· Man Accused Of Selling Knock-Off Purses

· No Drunk Drivers At Marion OVI Checkpoint

· Unsure Of State Funds, Colleges Set Tuitions

· No Budget As Lawmakers Fight Over Slots

· Check Tomato Plants For "Late Blight"

· GED Test Dates Set For July

· Fire Hits Vacant Marion House

· Time Running Out For State Budget Solution

· Tribute Bands To Rock Popcorn Fest Stage

· Marion County Fair Kicks Off Monday

· River Valley Sets Events For New School Year

· Speed Limit Lowered On Marion Road

· Arts Palace Hosting Summer Day Camps

· Fireworks Law and Safety Warning Issued

· MTC Breaks Ground On New Building

· Tri-Rivers Grads Are First Of Their Kind

· Event Offers Info, Help For Tech Businesses

· Bird Causes Power Outage For Portion Of Marion

· Marion Library Faces Possibility Of Drastic Cuts

· Marion Unemployment Dips Lower Again

· Marion County Fair Kicks Off Monday

· Groups Urge Lawnmower Safety

· Young Republican Group To Meet

· Motorcyclists Riding Faster, Without Endorsements

· Cookie Dough Recalled Over E. Coli Fear

· Governor Announces Plan For Slot Machines

· Art Show Features Antique Cars, Music

· Council Set To Discuss Budget, Grants, More

· Deadly Marion Fire Caused By Lighter

· Red Cross Holding Annual Meeting, Election

· State Unemployment Moves Higher

· As Storms Roll Through, Lightning Safety Urged

· St. Mary's Holding Vacation Bible School

· State Stresses Importance Of Fathers

· Ohio State Students Warned About Aid Issues

· June 29 Is Senior Day At The Fair

· Positive Sign In National Employment Figures

· Free Programs At Blast From The Past

· Marion General's Maternity Services Licensed

· Local Co-Op Urges Votes Against Energy Bill

· Property Taxes Due By Saturday

· Large Emergency Drill Set For Marion

· Section of SR 37 Closed Until Fall

· Red Cross Offering CPR, AED Training

· New Director Named At Marion Hospital

· YMCA Meets Fundraising Goal

· Social Agencies Ask State To Raise Taxes

· Teen Faces Charges From 2008 Fatal Crash

· Free Heart Healthy Eating Classes Offered

· Local Officers Place At Regional K-9 Trials

· Elgin Cuts Over 20 Teaching Positions

· Schools Have Mixed OGT Results

· Former Ohio AG Fined $1000

· Info Meeting Set For Miss Teen Popcorn

· Moose Lodge Holding Community Sale

· Marion General ER Nurse Honored

· Reverse 911 Meeting Tonight

· Committe To Decide State Budget Plan

· Foreclosures Higher Compared To Last Year

· Sheriff's Office To Lay Off 8 In Budget Cut

· Cast Chosen For Palace's Summer Musical

· Ohio State To Freeze Tuition Again

· Nominations Sought For Women's Hall of Fame

· Courses Offered For Identifying Child Abuse

· OSUM Instructor Honored

· 200 Set To Graduate From Marion Tech

· Free Program Is A Blast From The Past

· Students Take Fourth At International Fair

· OSUM Offering Supervisory Program

· Two Marionites Awarded By Patrol

· Prospect Man Arrested For Gun, Threats

· $300,000 Available For Local Programs

· Acapella Acts Announced For Popcorn Fest

· Over 700 Expected For Annual Poker Run

· Sheriff - Suspect Confesses To Killing Donkey

· Tips Offered For Protecting Kids

· Marion Groups Working To Increase Grad Rates

· First Friday Features Beer Tasting

· Marion Elks Holding Flag Day Ceremony

· Investigators Seek Info Into Shooting Of Donkey

· United Way Offers Two Ways To Help Marion

· CSX To Install Crossing Guards In Caledonia

· Funding Proposals Sought By Council on Aging

· Palace Theatre Director To Retire

· Pleasant Could See Boost With State Budget

· State Patrol Focusing On Commercial Vehicles

· Several Dates Set For GED Testing

· Going To Canada, Mexico - Take Passport

· Kids' College Features CSI, LEGO

· New Cancer Therapies At Science Cafe

· Several Blood Drives In Marion This Week

· Real Estate Tax Bills Due Soon

· Marion FOP Issues Warning About Fundraiser

· Red Crossing Offering Babysitter Course

· Man Wins Insanity Argument In Stabbing

· State Offers Online Insurance Help

· OSUM Holding ACT Prep Classes

· Info Meeting Saturday For Miss Popcorn

· State Issues Safe Swimming Warning

· Marion EMS Professionals Honored

· Help Offered With Electric Bills

· State Patrol Going Green To Save Money

· Three Juveniles Cause Disturbance From Roof of Youth Facility

· Patrol - 12 Deaths Over Holiday Weekend

· Marion Customer Service Honors Are Awarded

· Investigation Continues At Juvenile Facility

· Marion Unemployment Down For Second Month

· Council Seeking Ideas For Marion Projects

· Officers Recover Stolen Guns, Drugs In Search

· New Community Center Set To Open In Marion

· Agency Offers Tips For Good Mental Health

· Credit Union To Open Community Center

· Three Arrested on Drugs and Weapons Charges

· Fire Investigation Is Not Complete

· Police Officers Save Woman In Fire

· Extra Deputies On The Road This Weekend

· City Services Changed For Memorial Day

· MTC Students Get 3rd In Quiz Bowl

· State Unemployment Passes 10 Percent

· House Bill Would Increase Maximum Speed Limit

· Marionite Named President Of Association

· United Way Seeking Help For Day of Action

· Investigation Uncovers Possible Criminal Charges

· Council President Candidate Holding Fundraiser

· Marion General Honored For Cardiac Care

· Hendrix Honored With Roberts Award

· Patrol Stepping Up Activities This Weekend

· Marion Seniors Honored Tuesday For Service

· Marion County Looking At 6% Cuts In Spending

· Officers Cracking Down On Seat Belt Usage

· Marion Insurance Agency Earns Honor

· Red Cross Offering CPR, AED Course

· City Council Committees Meet Tuesday

· Columbia Gas Announces Rate Decrease

· Marion Factory Closing Early

· Class Teaches Making "Age An Asset"

· Magazine Salemen May Be Scamming Residents

· Ohio State Bank Used In Another Scam

· Marion Chrysler Dealership Spared Closure

· Plans Set For Memorial Day Parade, Ceremony

· Senior Citizens Honored On Tuesday

· Ohio House To Discuss Foreclosure Moratorium

· Palace Theatre Holding Membership Drive

· Verizon Agrees To Sell Off Landline Business

· AEP Offering Help For Electric Bills

· Free Tours, Tea, Detectives At Harding Home

· Musical Just The Start To Supply Drive

· Officials Still Investigating Cause Of Deadly Fire

· Swine Flu Costs State $44,000 Per Day

· Auditions Set For Palace's Summer Musical

· New Look Coming To Ohio Driver's License

· Marion To Host Regional Police Canine Trials

· Federal Funds Declining For Ohio Unemployed

· Marion General Honored For Marketing

· OSUM Lecture Centers On Housing, Credit Crisis

· Marion Credit Union Earns 5-Star Rating

· Fire Claims the Lives of Two Children

· Sheriff Announces Zero-Tolerance Period

· Two Searches Uncover Drugs, One Arrested

· Patrol Honors Fallen Officers, Including Marionites

· Winner Named In Mother's Day Contest!!

· Ohio American Water Requests Rate Increase

· State Provide More Services To Poor

· GED Testing Offered In Marion

· Lights Go Out Briefly In Part Of Marion

· International Festival Returns To Marion Campus

· Motorcycle Safety Urged With Increase In Deaths

· Wheel-A-Thon Highlights Disability Challenges

· Investigation Leads To Arrests For Heroin

· Marion Man Named To State Advisory Panel

· Tests Show No H1N1 Virus In Marion

· With Small Turnout, Two Levies Pass, Two Fail

· Free Science Cafe Discussing Earth Movements

· Money Available For Marion Food Programs

· Election Day

· May Is Foster Care Month

· Red Cross Holding Multiple Blood Drives

· Shining Stars Kicking Off

· Marion Elks Donate To City Explorers

· Two Suspected H1N1 Cases In Marion

· State Changes Name Of Swine Flu

· Ohio House Passes $54 Billion Budget

· Mega Millions At $220 Million

· Heritage Christian School Holding Open House

· Ridgedale On Display Is Sunday

· Yard Sale Benefits Grant Middle School PTA

· State Ag Director Offers Advice On Pork

· Franklin County Reports Possible Swine Flu Cases

· Meeting Features Business Action Expert

· Harding Bands Hosting College Ensemble

· No Cause Yet In Tuesday Fire

· State Patrol Reports Increase In OVI Arrests

· Three Blood Drives Set For This Week

· New Jobs Will Rehab Ohio's Natural Areas

· State Sets Up Line For Swine Flu Info

· Timken Announces More Layoffs

· Council Says No To Harding Memorial Neighbor

· Swine Flu Confirmed In Ohio Boy, Others Suspected

· Agency Looks To Stuff Buss With Supplies

· Police Make Arrest In Marion Robbery

· Motorcycle Crash Claims Woman's Life

· State Releases City Schools From Fiscal Watch

· Lots Of Changes Proposed For Ohio Elections

· Council President Candidate Holding Fundraiser

· Marion Hospice Offers Grief Workshop

· State Bill Would Change Agency Name

· Area Students Compete For Scholarships

· Deadline Nears For Workers' Comp Program

· W.O.W. Program Offers Interviewing Tips

· State Patrol Targeting School Proms

· Man Arrested Following Students' Complaints

· National City Holding Humane Society Event

· Free Ice Cream At New Marion Restaurant

· State, Local Agencies Get Funds For Unemployed

· City Looking At Possible Sewer Rate Increase

· Marion Unemployment High, But Lower

· Salvation Army Holding Community Sale

· Palace Theatre Hosting Puppet Production

· State Kicks Off Ride SMART Campaign

· Information Offered To Help Those Laid Off

· Patrol, DYS Investigating Large Prison Fight

· Police Looking For Suspects In Robbery

· City of Marion Holding Clean Up Day

· Two Marion City School Board Meetings Set

· POET Plant Experiences Overheating

· BBB Warns About Online Ad Scams

· Central Ohio McDonald's Selling OSU Tickets

· Morrow County Hospice Raffling Big Trip

· OSUM Prairie Holding Annual Plant Sale

· State Unemployment At 25-Year High

· Postal Workers Need Help With Food Drive

· Marion Native Has Story Published

· Governor Creates Minority Business Council

· Elks Soccer Shoot Open To Area Kids

· Legendary Big Band Coming To Palace

· Downtown Cleanup Set For Earth Day

· State Warns Against Being Lax On Insurance

· Facebook Users May Have Lower Grades

· Group To Discuss "Caregiver Blues"

· Foster Parenting Info Meeting Offered

· Bioethics Program Focuses On End Of Life

· Council To Discuss Controversial Rezoning

· City Holding Free Tire Drop Off

· Marion Man Defends Self, Found Guilty

· Marion Native Wins "Rock of Love"

· Another Marion Plant Is Closing

· "Life On The Farm" Photo Contest Begins

· ODOT Urges Safety During Construction Season

· Local Modern Woodmen Rep Honored

· MTC Is Network Professional Test Site

· Ponzi Schemes Lead The State In Scams

· Annual Brandy Winfield Poker Run Is Set

· Survivor To Perform At Popcorn Festival

· Two Arrested For Drugs In Marion

· OSUM Professor Wins Prestigious Award

· Ohio State President Visits Marion

· City Services Altered For Holiday

· Hospital Holding Women Safety Course

· EMS CE Courses Available Online

· "Volunteer" Plate To Benefit Volunteer Efforts

· Historical Society Holding Rummage Sale

· Report Suggests Changes To Ohio Voting Laws

· Marion Rotary Offering Local Grants

· Hospital Urges Registering As Organ Donor

· City Warns About Zoning Violations

· State Offers Insurance Savings Tips

· Science Cafe Discussing Genetic Algorithms

· Church Holding Breakfast, Garage Sale

· Credit Union Supporting Children's Hospital

· City Schools Registering Kindergartners

· Dog Killed, Man Arrested In Drug Raid

· Dog That Bit Child Being Sought

· Boil Advisory Lifted

· Harding Baseball, Softball Games Cancelled

· SANE Offers "Transitions" Class For Girls

· Downtown Easter Egg Hunt Is Saturday

· OSUM Offers ACT Prep Courses

· City Police Looking For Public Comments

· Women's Expo Features Humorous Nurse

· Man Arrested For Dealing Drugs

· OSUM Professor Awarded For Research

· Business Owner "Roasted" For Fundraiser

· Water Line Break Leads To Large Boil Advisory

· Councilmen Pay Off City Utility Debt

· Big Tobacco Price Jump Starts Today

· Health Depts Hold Events For Health Week

· Honda Making Pay, Hour Cuts

· Absentee Ballots Available For May Election

· FirstEnergy To Change How Electric Is Priced

· Five GED Test Dates Set In Marion

· Pleasant Urging Big Blood Drive Turnout

· Tri-Rivers Holding Annual Pizza Challenge

· Lawmakers Make Lots Of Deals In Trans. Bill

· New Booster Seat Law Pushed Back

· City Police Dealing With Rash Of Burglaries

· Required Watercraft Safety Course Offered

· Dueling Pianos At First Friday Event

· City Auditor Open Late For Tax Help

· Community Recycling Collection Set

· Marion Recording Studio Holding Open House

· Marion Receiving Federal Stimulus Dollars

· Nationwide Scam Affecting Local Bank Customers

· Answers About Prison Closing Not Coming

· Red Cross Offering Babysitting Course

· Teen Admits To Role In Mother's Murder

· Study Shows Financial Cost Of Abuse

· Free Tax Seminar Offered

· Marion Joins In Statewide Tornado Test

· Marion Unemployment Rate Rises Again

· Governor Postpones Trip To Marion

· MTC Instructor Speaking At WBC Meeting

· Easter Celebration In Prospect

· Marion Hospital's Cancer Program Awarded

· MarionReads Holding "Mockingbird" Events

· Former CANDO! President Seeking Delaware Post

· Morral Man Injured In Crash

· Phones, Development At City Council

· Three Scrap Yards Named In Lawsuit

· Six Month Investigation Nets Eight Arrests

· Footloose Coming To Palace Theatre

· Former Ohio AG Fined For Fund Misuse

· City To Start Picking Up Yard Waste

· Bands Will Battle For Cash, Recording Time

· Farmer's Share Breakfast Error

· State Unemployment Rate At 25-Year High

· Tri-Rivers Laying Off 15 Employees

· Court - No New Filings, Closed On Fridays

· Investigation Nets Two Drug Arrests

· Governor Coming To Local Campus

· Council Candidate Holding Fundraiser

· Verizon Allowed To Raise Rates

· State Lawmakers Argue Over Stimulus Money

· Ohio Rail Plan Steps Forward Amid Concerns

· City Schools Offer Open Enrollment

· Flashlight Tours At Marion Museum

· Over 500 Ticketed For Aggressive Speed Locally

· Annual Show Choir Spectacular At Palace

· Pleasant Schools Set For Open Enrollment

· Pipeline Would Transport Ethanol From Marion

· Study - Fewer Adults, More Kids Insured

· Labels Start Showing Food Origins

· "Leak Week" Focuses On Wasted Water

· Sheriff's Office Beefing Up Holiday Patrols

· Morrow County Court - Bring Your Own Paper

· Council To Discuss Development Near Memorial

· Elgin Students Taking Advantage Of Free College

· Prom Dress Distribution on Saturday

· Elgin To Discuss New Schools

· Two Local Men Hailed As Heroes

· MarionReads To Focus on To Kill A Mockingbird

· Safety Urged During St. Patty's Day Parties

· Local Food Drive Up For State Honor

· Woman Seriously Injured In Crash

· Marion Teen Allegedly Runs From Deputy

· Big Variety Available At Huge State Auction

· Maytag Refrigerators Being Recalled

· Classes Available For 50+ Residents

· Council Members Vow To Not Resign

· Red Cross Director Receives ATHENA Award

· Free Grief Workshops Offered For Kids

· George Street Fire Proves Troublesome

· Marion Group Collecting Food Through Saturday

· Herman Street Closed For Repairs

· City Council Meets Monday

· Annual Green Eggs and Ham On Friday

· Poster Contest Highlights Child Abuse Prevention

· State Championships Provide Excitement

· Change Clocks, Change Batteries

· New Program Helping Adults With College

· Local High Schools Taping Mind Games

· State Championship In Marion Saturday

· Marion General Holding Heart Expo

· Agency Seeking Outstanding Customer Service

· Poster Contest Offered For Third Graders

· Honor Society Inducting 35 Students

· Voters To Decide On Bonuses For Ohio Veterans

· Man Receives 10 Years For Killing Daughter

· Marion County Unemployment Hits 22-Year High

· Schools Holding All-City Choir Concert

· Study: Ohio Ranks Low On Freedoms

· Ridgedale Students Earning College Credits

· Ohio State Honors Local For Security Efforts

· Columbia Gas Helping Pay Utility Bills

· Program Helping With Expense Of Prom

· Repairs Causing Street Closures, Adjustments

· Newly Discover Bach Music Debuting In Marion

· Council Committees Discussing Finances Monday

· Sawyer Brown To Perform At Popcorn Fest

· Patrol Recovered 721 Stolen Vehicles In '08

· Plan To Change How Juveniles Are Released

· Free Classes Offered To Help With GED

· State Unemployment Jumps Higher

· Options Reduced For Long Discussed Road

· Group Offering Help For Digital Transition

· Report - Rivals Now Teaming Up For Casinos

· Issues Delay Mind Games Broadcasts

· Red Cross Seeking Disaster Team Volunteers

· Over 70 Local Projects Request Stimulus Money

· Collider Topic At Science Cafe

· First Friday Celebrating St. Patty's Day

· Warrant Nets Alleged Heroin Dealer

· Judge's Order Causes Confusion At City Council

· Highway Patrol Ending Hotline

· Non-Profit Board Seminars Being Offered

· MPD Officer Resigns Amid Charges

· Hundreds Attend KidsFest

· Sheriff Names Deputy, Civilian Of The Year

· Marion Campus Holding Career Fair

· Marion General Home Health Aces Inspection

· KidsFest Is Saturday With Free Activities

· United Way Seeking Programs To Fund

· Marion Donates Big To City K-9 Fund

· Short Ballot For May Election

· Hospital Marketing Director Joins Commission

· Bond Set For Girl Accused In Stabbing

· Story Changes In Alleged Hit-And-Run

· City Police Looking For Hit-And-Run Driver