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After finishing his senior year at Northmor, Ryan Diehl will head to college at Mount Vernon Nazarene University, where he will compete on the school’s bowling team.

The Morrow County History Center in Mount Gilead opened its doors for a grand reopening of the newly designed Military Room on March 25. The open house for veterans and local officials preceded the spring opening for the public, which will take place on Sunday, April 6.

After a stellar four-year career on the Highland volleyball team, Camryn Miller will resume competing in that sport this fall for Walsh University in North Canton.

When the Mount Gilead Athletic Hall of Fame held its 2024 ceremony during the basketball season, two individuals and one team were inducted.

Both the Central District and District 11 recently released their all-district basketball teams.

At a March 13 Morrow County Hospital (MCH) celebration, Troy Brown, a network consultant and performance improvement specialist at The Chartis Center for Rural Health, reported on how MCH came to be designated as a Top 100 Critical Access Hospital out of 1,353 critical access hospitals in the United States.

Local athletes and coaches were featured when the KMAC announced its all-league teams in winter sports.

After finishing his senior year at Northmor, Ryan Lehman will look to continue a strong running career in cross county and track with Mount Vernon Nazarene University.

Ohio Supreme Court justice candidate Terri Jamison spoke to 25 Democrats at the Cardington Café March 8. Jamison told about her 11 years of experience as a judge; first being elected to the Franklin Court of Common Pleas in 2012 and elected to the 10th District Court of Appeals in 2020.

At its Feb. 26 meeting, the Morrow County Board of Commissioners awarded the bid for renovation of the building at 480 Douglas St., which will become the new home of the Morrow County Health District, to Stevens Construction in the amount of $1,471,576.90.