Richwood’s Route 47 project will be pushed back from 2026 to 2027 and work on North Franklin Street is slated for spring of 2026. At the

Milford Center and Richwood will be the two target areas for the next round of infrastructure funding from the Community Development Block

Richwood residents flocked to the park on Monday as temperatures reachedwell above 60 degrees. Above, a local boy goes for a field goal shot during a ...

A Raymond man is facing as many as 15 years in prison for allegedly strangling his girlfriend. The Union County Grand Jury is indicting

An unintentional miscalculation in financial projections for the November 2024 levy will result in a $4 million shortfall for the Union County

Union County officials are concerned about a couple of measures at the state level that could impact decisions and funding at the local level.

A man wanted for felony kidnapping was taken into custody after an hours-long manhunt in Richwood. At 12:27 p.m., Feb. 28, Chief Jim Hill

For three women with local roots, a weekend trip to California and tickets to be a part of the studio audience on “The Price is Right” was

Richwood Council and Opera House Committee member Reddy Brown, at left, joined Gazette editor Michael Williamson, right, on the Marysville Journal-Tri...

Michael Lee Shroat, 55, of Ostrander, was pronounced dead by the Union County Coroner after a two-vehicle crash at the intersection of Route

Temperatures in the village have fluctuated recently, going from freezing to highs reaching above 50 degrees earlier this week. The forecast for the w...

By Michael Williamson, Richwood Gazette The Richwood Solar project is officially not moving forward. Last month, the Ohio Power Siting

By Kyle Meddles, Richwood Gazette Council members expressed concern over a Richwood business looking to put a dumpster on the sidewalk and

By Michael Williamson, Richwood Gazette Rising project costs are contributing to a shortage of funding for the Union County Engineer’s

By Michael Williamson, Richwood Gazette Some Union County officials are saying too many incentives are being offered to businesses looking

From Gazette staff reports In January, fourth grade students from Abraham Depp Elementary School (ADES) collected new stuffed animals to

North Union is bracing for negative impacts stemming from lack of support for school funding in the state, including projections that the district

Above, North Union’s Board of Education got their first look at Kindergarten Readiness Kits that aim to to provide materials for kindergarteners

reports State Representative Tracy Richardson (R-Marysville) received the Legislator of the Year award from the American Legion Department

Editor’s note: The following information is supplied by the Union County Health Department. ––– As of Feb. 13, 36 influenza- associated