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Entertainment
3 hours ago
Kings Island to kick off 2026 season with new “Phantom Theater” Dark Ride

Kings Island kicks off its 2026 season on April 18 with the debut of the Phantom Theater: Opening Nightmare dark ride and a centennial celebration for the historic Grand Carousel.

Local
3 hours ago
Mount Gilead man killed in two-vehicle Morrow County crash

A 43-year-old Mount Gilead man died Tuesday morning following a collision at the intersection of County Road 24 and County Road 228 in Peru Township.

Entertainment
5 hours ago
Mansfield Shakespeare Company to hold auditions for “Hamlet”

The Mansfield Shakespeare Company is seeking local talent for its upcoming outdoor production of William Shakespeare’s “Hamlet,” with auditions scheduled for early May.

Local
19 hours ago
Bucyrus Neighborhood Watch schedules city-wide meeting for April 25

Residents are invited to the Bucyrus Little Theatre next week to discuss community safety and crime prevention with local law enforcement.

Local
20 hours ago
Wynford Local Schools to host community meeting on financial status and income tax levy

The Wynford Local Schools district will host a community meeting on April 16 at the high school cafeteria to discuss its financial status and the upcoming earned income tax levy.

Education
2 days ago
Ohio State Marion to host artist reception for new sustainability exhibit April 15

The community is invited to explore “Wheels in Motion,” an interactive exhibition at the Kuhn Fine Arts Gallery that highlights regional environmental resilience and the circular nature of community renewal.

Regional
2 days ago
Morrow County Chamber to host ‘Night at the Races’ derby fundraiser

The Morrow County Chamber of Commerce invites the community to celebrate Derby Day with an interactive “Night at the Races” featuring simulated horse racing, high-stakes auctions, and scholarship fundraising.

Government
2 days ago
Serious concerns surround the elimination of property taxes in Ohio

Ohio fire and EMS departments warn that eliminating property taxes could jeopardize public safety by causing staffing shortages, station closures, and longer emergency response times across the state.

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