Mac Cordell is a journalist at the Marysville Journal-Tribune. He covers a diverse range of topics including education, school safety, crime and justice, and regional interest, with a particular focus on white-collar crime and the judicial system. Mac's work is featured in the Marysville Journal-Tribune.
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Nov. 27 will be end of the line for officers in schools after levy failure
By: Mac Cordell
One meeting after rejecting a proposed ban on recreational marijuana dispensaries in the city, Marysville City Council reconsidered the vote and this time voted to support the prohibition. In a 4-2 vote Tuesday, council overturned the previous vote and chose to prohibit all marijuana dispensaries in the city. The city currently prohibits “the cultivation, processing, or retail dispensing of medical marijuana within the City of Marysville.” The amendment passed Tuesday...
A Richwood man could be facing more than a decade in prison after allegedly burglarizing a home with a handgun. The Union County Grand Jury has indicted Christopher Michael Stevens, 24, whose court-listed address is 16844 Fish Daum Rd, charging him with one count each of aggravated burglary, domestic...
By: Mac Cordell
City officials want residents to know they are having conversations with school officials following the recent defeat of the school levy request. “Our community feels broken right now, and we need you to help put it back together,” Erin Morrison, a parent, told council at its Monday meeting. Morrison, who lives in the school district but not the city, said many residents feel the community has “lost its small-town feel...
By: Mac Cordell
Holiday decorations continue to fill Marysville’s Partners Park in the Uptown. The city Christmas tree was assembled and erected Friday and soon, Santa’s house will make its appearance in the park. The deocorating will culminate the first weekend of December with the Christmas Parade to be held Sunday, Dec. 1 and the annual Christmas Walk and tree lighting ceremony to be held the following day from 5-8 p.m. Above, Zach...
By: Mac Cordell
A proposed medical waste sterilization facility in the city has been rejected. At its meeting Tuesday, Marysville City Council rejected a proposed change to the city’s zoning code to add the term “Biomedical Waste Sterilization Facility” to the list of permitted uses in the Manufacturing and Innovation District. Council voted 5-1 with only council member Steven Wolfe supporting the zoning change. Council member J.R. Rausch was excused from the meeting....
A proposed medical waste sterilization facility in the city has been rejected. At its meeting Tuesday, Marysville City Council rejected a proposed change to the city’s zoning code to add the term “Biomedical Waste Sterilization Facility” to the list of permitted uses in the Manufacturing and In...
Residents urge council to help find solution after levy failure
Suspected drunk driver hit two cruisers during pursuit
Will locate at former Sunbelt site on Delaware Avenue
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