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OhioHealth honors Marion oncologist for expanding care
A personal loss helped set Dr. Arvinder Bhinder on a path to transform cancer care in Marion. More than a decade after joining OhioHealth , Bhinder has been honored for helping bring specialized treatment, precision medicine and clinical trials closer to patients. Bhinder received the Distinguished Service in Medical Oncology Award on Oct. 9 at OhioHealth's Fall Cancer Conference, according to a community announcement. The recognition honors his work helping expand cancer services in Marion and across the OhioHealth system. His interest in oncology grew from a personal loss. During his first year of medical school in India, Bhinder learned his mother had breast cancer. His family struggled to find specialized care, with the nearest cancer center requiring a two-day train ride. She died less than a year later. "For a long time, I was afraid of cancer," Bhinder said. "But during my training, I saw how research and innovation were transforming outcomes for patients. It opened my eyes to the possibility of making a real difference in people's lives." Building cancer care in Marion After residency training at the University at Buffalo, Bhinder joined a research program at Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center. He later completed a fellowship in
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Ohio Couple Gives a Former Amish Country Market a Fresh Start in 2026
Fresh ownership has given a longtime Ohio country market a second chapter. Earlier this year, a local couple took over a former Amish-style grocery store, reopened it under a new name, and brought their own vision of old-fashioned shopping to the community. Inside, the focus remains on everyday favorites: bulk...
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Shredding the competition: Galion business makes paperwork disappear
GALION, OH (CRAWFORD COUNTY NOW)—A new business in town is “making the cut” by offering customers shredding services at their doorstep. Mid-Ohio Paper Shredding or MOPS, 5420 Millsboro Road, sends a shredding truck to homes and businesses, destroys documents in the driveway or parking lot while you watch, and then leaves clients with proof – a signed certificate of destruction.
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Kenton City Council Approves Vacant Building Ordinance
Kenton City Council unanimously approved a new Vacant Building Ordinance during its regular meeting Monday evening. The ordinance passed 6-0 and will take effect in 30 days. The legislation is intended to address vacant and neglected properties within a designated district of the city, with officials acknowledging that enforcement will require additional time and resources.
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Southern eatery closes after opening last year; Will be replaced by neighborhood bar from mother-daughter duo
A Southern fusion restaurant that opened in 2025 has closed its doors, with a community-focused bar slated to take over its space. Trusthouse Kitchen, a Southern-style eatery in Marysville, has closed its doors. It was located at 108 S. Main St., in the historic Bank of Marysville building, which originally opened in 1854.
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'The magic happens' in the offseason for Pleasant's Joey Dietsch
Joey Dietsch personifies cross country. It's largely a sport of self-made athletes. During his first varsity cross country race as a freshman, it took him more than 22 minutes to complete the course at Northmor. In the final race of his high school career, the Pleasant senior raced to the final All-Ohio spot in the Division III boys state meet at Fortress Obetz, running a 16:29.6. That's more than 5-and-a-half minutes cut over his career. "He’s the perfect example of somebody who has been consistent and disciplined over the last six years since he started running in middle school," Pleasant coach Beth Lichtenberger said. "He was part of the group that went to state his freshman year. He was runner No. 6 and this little guy running along with the bigger kids. He kept with it." The evolution of Joey Dietsch as a runner Back in 2023, Lichtenberger couldn't quite see what Dietsch would become, but that's okay because neither could he. "Honestly, going into high school, I didn’t have a sport in mind," he said. "I had done cross country prior to that and kind of stuck with that. I had no idea how good our team was that
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Ohio honors a lifetime of service for Veterans Day
MARION, Ohio — According to recent U.S. Census Bureau data, there are over 16 million living military Veterans in the United States, making up roughly 6% to 7% of the adult population. While for some of them, their service happened decades ago, the sacrifices they made are still being...
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Galion Turns Its Attention To Trees And Power Lines
Residents in Galion’s northeast neighborhoods (basically Ward 2) could see some significant changes to the trees surrounding their homes over the coming months as the city prepares for another round of electric line clearance work. The City of Galion is now seeking contractors for a tree trimming and removal...
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PODCAST: Pillar Credit Union steps up to save Marion’s “Coats for Christmas” Drive, shares holiday budgeting options
MARION, OH (MARION COUNTY NOW)—Pillar Credit Union is stepping in to ensure Marion’s longtime “Coats for Christmas” drive continues this winter after learning the annual event was not scheduled to return in 2026. Speaking on the “Community Spotlight” podcast, Pillar Credit Union representative Daniel Bradshaw said...
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GALION IS HIRING: Come explore your future in manufacturing
GALION, OH (CRAWFORD COUNTY NOW)—Stellar Industries and Tramec Sloan are partnering to bring a community job fair to Galion!. Galion is full of opportunities, career paths, and room to grow! We’re inviting the community to come explore what our local businesses have to offer. The Inspiration Behind the...
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‘We’ll be ready to fight’: Olentangy Liberty, Big Walnut football prepare for familiar foes
DELAWARE — Grayson Davis was a mere inches away from giving the Olentangy Liberty football team its first win of the year. But linebackers Desmond Nelson and Howard Bates and the rest of the Gahanna defense thwarted what would have been a game-winning two-point conversion at the goal line.