Chad Williamson is a journalist for the Marysville Journal-Tribune, focusing on local news and events in Marysville, Ohio. With a keen interest in community issues and developments, Chad covers a range of topics including local sports, education, politics, and business.
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Chad Williamson primarily covers local news, with a strong emphasis on sports and education in the Marysville area of Ohio. His coverage includes school board elections, district levies, and high school sports events.
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By: Chad Williamson
The Marysville Board of Education agrees on one thing – the district needs to be on the ballot again in May after two prior defeats. The shape of that next levy try, however, is completely up in the air, with the concerns of the board, reflecting the divide among district voters. The board met Tues...
By: Chad Williamson
The concerns of the Marysville Schools Levy Committee may have played a role in the board of education’s decision to return to the ballot with another property tax measure. The board voted 3-2 Monday night to return to voters in May with a 5.5-mill, 10-year levy - the same measure narrowly defeated by residents in November. The final decision was anything but a forgone conclusion, and, in fact, a vote...
Committee opinion may have factored into decision The concerns of the Marysville Schools Levy Committee may have played a role in the board of
By: Chad Williamson
The Marysville Board of Education finalized its plan to move forward with a property tax levy in May at a meeting Thursday night, while also making a move that could save some operational dollars with a retirement incentive. The board voted 3-2 to have the Union County auditor certify the amounts related to a 5.5-mill, 10-year property tax levy. Board members Matt Keller and Jermaine Ferguson, who have voiced support...
The search to replace its superintendent will not cost the Marysville school district any money. The board of education voted unanimously to allow the Education Service Center (ESC) of Central Ohio to conduct its search for a replacement for Superintendent Diane Allen. Allen announced in November tha...
Through a challenging climate merging healthcare giants, Memorial Health continues to grow. Memorial’s Board of Trustees approved the 2025 operating budget Thursday night, showing the health system expects revenue to outpace expenses by $7 million. For a county-owned hospital, the numbers contained...
About 4,000 people walked through the doors of the Marysville High School Sunday as the host site for the OAC Cheerleading State Championships. Roughly 80 teams put on 104 performances during the all-day event. Teams came from as far away as Cincinnati and Toledo to participate. At least 70 Marysville parent volunteers, as well as local athletes, helped with work at the event. Local teams fared well, as the MHS...
By: Chad Williamson
The Marysville Board of Education has accelerated the timeline for its superintendent search. At Thursday’s meeting, President Bill Keck laid out a schedule in which the board hopes to name a replacement for outgoing Superintendent Diane Allen by the end of March. Original discussions had hoped to...
By: Chad Williamson
The Marysville Board of Education has accelerated the timeline for its superintendent search. At Thursday’s meeting, President Bill Keck laid out a schedule in which the board hopes to name a replacement for outgoing Superintendent Diane Allen by the end of March. Original discussions had hoped to name a replacement by April or May. With a levy attempt on the ballot in May, the assumption might be that the campaign...
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