Arthritis affects more than 50 million adults of all ages and is the leading cause of disability in the United States. Common arthritis joint symptoms include swelling, pain, stiffness and decreased range of motion. Severe arthritis can result in chronic pain, inability to do daily activities and make it difficult to walk or climb stairs. […]
Publisher to make “Book Buzz” stop at Marion Public Library
Penguin Random House Publishing will be making a stop at the Marion Public Library on Thursday, March 10, 2016 beginning at 2:00 p.m. Lara Oliver, National Accounts Manager for publisher Penguin Random House, will present Book Buzz about forthcoming books. She will be giving readers the inside scoop on a selection of Spring 2016 titles. […]
Tri-Rivers grad named Columbus Chef of the Year
Executive Chef Matt Smith of The Sheraton Columbus at Capitol Square was honored to be recognized as the Columbus Chapter’s American Culinary Federation’s Chef of the Year. Smith is a graduate of Tri-Rivers Culinary Arts program and Hocking College, according to his former Tri-Rivers Instructor Chef Sheila Hamm. Smith said, “I’m truly humbled to be […]
Modern Woodmen contributed more than $320,000 to central Ohio in 2015
Residents and community organizations in central Ohio received $320,010.48 in assistance through Modern Woodmen of America’s fraternal member benefits and outreach projects in 2015, according to recently released results from the fraternal financial services organization. These dollars support social, educational and volunteer activities in the region. “I’m proud of what our local Modern Woodmen members […]
Safe & Sound campaign aims to reduce fire deaths in Ohio
The saying, “March comes in like a lion, and out like a lamb,” holds true in Ohio, and although we are close to the end of winter, we are not out of the woods yet. That is why the Division of State Fire Marshal is reminding Ohioans to continue practicing the messages of its Safe […]
CDC sends out guidance on caring for children with possible Zika Virus infection
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, (CDC) has updated its interim guidelines for healthcare providers who care for infants and children with possible Zika virus infection. Ohio currently has four confirmed cases of Zika virus in the state. The new recommendations include infants with typical head size, normal ultrasounds, and a normal physical exam […]
Businesses and job seekers invited to Job, Internship and Educational Fair
With unemployment under 5%, employers are more challenged than ever to connect with highly motivated and qualified applicants. At the same time, job seekers are working to find the right company to call home. In response, Marion Technical College, The Ohio State University at Marion, Ohio Means Jobs – Marion County and iHeartMedia have again […]
Ohioans can expect to see spectacular spring wildflowers
Ohioans will soon be treated to a spectacular display of native spring wildflowers as this year’s milder winter will allow for some early bloomers. This year’s season will begin in early March in Ohio’s southern counties and gradually move northward as the season comes to an end in early May, according to the Ohio Department […]
Marion schools and agencies participating in Read Across America
United Way of Marion County, Let’s Read 20 and other community partners are coming together on Wednesday, March 2, 2016 with thousands of others across the country to shine a light on literacy across America. “Open a Book. Spread the Word. Make an Impact.” This is an initiative that brings the power of volunteers together […]
Boys & Girls Club urges supporters to “be a Superhero for Super Kids” at annual auction
Dozens of items and experiences, including a Whirlpool experience, signed OSU football, appliances, personal training, Buckeye football tickets, and more, will be up for bid at the Boys & Girls Club of Marion County’s annual dinner and auction. Called “Opening Doors…Superhero Style,” the fundraiser will include a dinner along with a silent and live auction. […]




