Andrew Carter
The Marion Star
Marion, OH, United States
Contact Andrew
Discover and connect with journalists and influencers around the world, save time on email research, monitor the news, and more.
| Recent: |
|
| Past: |
|
Past articles by Andrew:
Marion Police: Domestic violence, assault cases increased in 2022
Chief Jay McDonald said fatal drug overdoses continue to be a major issue for Marion County. → Read More
Maddie's on Main in Marion offers clothing for women, men, children
Maddie's on Main, owned by Chelsey and Nathaniel Sharp, is located at 132 S. Main St. in downtown Marion. → Read More
Marion County Commissioners sign off on Prospect Township solar, wind restrictions
Seven Marion County townships have now approved restrictions on the development of solar and wind energy projects. → Read More
Marion's 'A Christmas House' is all gussied up for the holiday season
Michael Styer and his family have been transforming their Marion area home into "A Christmas House" for nine years. → Read More
Pleasant Township residents voice opposition to proposed solar project
Representatives of Chestnut Solar LLC held a public meeting with Pleasant Township residents on Tuesday evening. → Read More
Spirit of cooperation benefiting new stores at Marion Centre mall
The new store owners and operators say their businesses are doing well at the Marion Centre mall. → Read More
Peanut Push kicks off Christmas Clearinghouse holiday campaign in Marion on Dec. 3
The WMRN Peanut Push is scheduled for 10 a.m. on Saturday, Dec. 3 at Founders Park in downtown Marion. → Read More
Another Marion County drug dealer is now headed to prison
Marion County Prosecutor Ray Grogan says Kevin R. Guzman sold and possessed enough fentanyl to kill 50,000 people. → Read More
Minor injuries reported after crash involving two Marion City Schools buses
Six students were taken to the hospital for "minor injuries," according to the highway patrol. → Read More
Marion County consolidating voting precincts ahead of November election
The Marion County Board of Elections is reducing the number of voting precincts in the county from 65 to 45. → Read More
Police searching for 18-year-old Marion man wanted in homicide
Marion Police say 18-year-old Marquis Deshun Adams is a suspect in a fatal shooting that occurred early Saturday morning on the city's north side. → Read More
11th annual car show to benefit Marion Safety City project
The Cruisin' for Cleveland-Gary Squires Memorial Car Show is scheduled for Aug. 13 in Marion. → Read More
Marion City Council to consider fireworks ban
Marion City Council will hear the first reading of a bill to ban fireworks use during its meeting on Aug. 8. → Read More
Voter turnout sparse ahead of primary Election Cay in Marion County
Polling places in Marion County are open from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. today. → Read More
Marion County Commissioners seek bidders for solid waste transfer station property
City of Marion officials have expressed interest in purchasing the transfer station property from the county. → Read More
Marion City Council set to consider proposed charter ordinance
City council's charter committee voted 3-0 on Monday to send the ordinance to the full council for consideration. → Read More
Marion County Fair ready to roll for the 172nd year
The Marion County Fair starts Monday, July 4 and will run through Saturday, July 9. → Read More
Marion Police say missing 10-year-old has returned home safely
Police say De'Ante Johnson Jr. was reported missing around midnight on Tuesday from the Chicago Ave. area of Marion. He returned home this morning. → Read More
Marion City Council approves budget increases to keep pace with rising fuel costs
Marion City Council voted Monday to grant a total of $420,000 in increases to 11 fuel line items in the city budget. → Read More
'Voluntary, temporary layoffs' planned at Whirlpool's Marion manufacturing plant
Whirlpool recently scheduled "down days" for all hourly employees in Marion and is planning "voluntary, temporary layoffs" for "some staff." → Read More