Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine has announced that Ohioans with concealed carry permits will be able to use those permits in five additional states. Pursuant to changes adopted in House Bill 234 of the 130th General Assembly, Ohio now has concealed carry permit reciprocity with Colorado, Georgia, New Hampshire, Texas, and Wisconsin. House Bill 234 […]
Palace Theatre holding new volunteer orientation
Thursday, March 26, 2015 at 7:00 pm in the Palace Theatre, Palace volunteer advisory committee members will meet with potential Palace volunteers during an orientation session. The Palace hopes to build a volunteer corps with people ranging from juniors in high school to retirees that wish to give back to the community. The volunteers are […]
OhioHealth named official healthcare provider for Marion Blue Racers
OhioHealth and the Marion Blue Racers have announced that OhioHealth is now the Official Healthcare Provider for the Marion Blue Racers, central Ohio’s only professional indoor football team. “Partnering with the Marion Blue Racers is an exciting opportunity for OhioHealth,” said Jodi Norton, director of Marketing Communications, OhioHealth Marion General Hospital. “OhioHealth’s commitment to providing […]
State Auditor offers “Sunshine Audits” to check for public record violations
If government officials are stonewalling your open-records request, Auditor Dave Yost wants to help. Yost’s office announced it will now conduct “sunshine audits” of any public entity in the state to check for violations of the Ohio Public Records Act. If errors are found, the auditor will send the public entity a noncompliance citation, which […]
State officials amend 2015-2016 Ohio hunting regulations proposals
After receiving public input about regulations proposed to the Ohio Wildlife Council on Feb. 11, modifications were made to some of the proposed season dates for the 2015-2016 hunting regulations. These changes were presented to the Ohio Wildlife Council at Wednesday’s meeting. The council will vote on these amended proposals as well as all other […]
Marion Community Foundation awards over $73,000 in mid-year grants
Awards have been made in Marion Community Foundation’s mid-year grants cycle. According to Foundation president and CEO, Dean Jacob, more than $73,000 was awarded to 19 local charities. “We were pleased to offer this first-time mid-year grants program at Marion Community Foundation,” said Jacob. “Our goal is to help our local non-profit agencies enhance the […]
Police seeking public’s help following home invasion in southwest Marion
The Marion Police Department is searching for two suspects who committed a home invasion Thursday evening. They are hoping for the public’s help in that search. Several officers from the Marion Police Department responded at 8:41PM on March 19, 2015 to 603 Olney Avenue, a home on the southwest side of town, for a reported […]
400,000 Ohio adoptees now able to access birth records
Friday, 400,000 native Ohioans will get the key to open a previously locked door to their past. Because on March 20, a state law goes into effect that allows persons adopted in Ohio between 1964 and 1996 to request a copy of their original birth certificate from the Ohio Department of Health. For the past […]
Sabin sought by police for felony warrant
The Marion Police Department is seeking Tony E. Sabin, Jr. as part of their Marion’s Most Wanted program. Sabin is a 21-year-old white male with brown hair and brown eyes. He stands 5-feet 10-inches tall and weighs 150 lbs. His last known address was 316 Olney Ave and might be staying in the Ashland, Ohio […]
Celtic band Lone Raven to perform at Palace Theatre’s May Pavilion
Providing a chance to stretch out St. Patrick’s Day celebrations, the Marion Palace Theatre located in downtown Marion, will present the Dublin, Ohio based Celtic band Lone Raven in the May Pavilion on Friday, March 27, 2015 at 7:30 p.m. General admission tickets are on sale now for $15. Garnering rave reviews throughout Ohio and […]