Marysville musical lovers, rejoice! The Singsations are back just in time for the holidays with a concert version of beloved movie-musical White Christmas. Directed by Susan Bunsold Wilson, with assistance from Dee Winters, Miriam Carson and Wendy Nuspl, this community production... Continue Reading →
Each year, new businesses spring up in Marysville and Union County, with more people flocking to our town every day. If you are considering building a new home here, it is important to understand the options available and the benefits... Continue Reading →
Although it seems that fall has only just begun, many fall destinations are closing their doors for the season on Oct. 30! The good news is the crisp fall air and vibrant autumn colors will likely hang around for a... Continue Reading →
Happy Halloween, readers! Trick or treat is just around the corner, and soon the streets of Marysville and beyond will be filled with ghosts and ghouls, princesses and pirates, and probably a lot of tired parents, in search of candy. Make... Continue Reading →
Happy October! As the trees start to display bursts of brilliant red and orange, what better way to celebrate the season than with some fun fall events around Marysville? No matter if you're 6 or 60, there's sure to be some... Continue Reading →
Yesterday, we visited Uptown Marysville for the Union County Farmers Market and the always-fun Festifair. Festifair is an annual arts and crafts fair that takes place in Uptown Marysville every fall. This year, the event drew 140 vendors, selling... Continue Reading →
Who doesn't love the Parade of Homes? Thousands of homeowners around Central Ohio visit every year to tour the impressive neighborhood and get stunning design ideas for their own homes. With an astounding sixteen homes, the 2016 Parade promises to... Continue Reading →
According to a report by the National Association of Realtors, more new homes are being built on slabs, instead of basement foundations. Last year, 57 percent of new homes were built on slabs compared to 27 percent built with full... Continue Reading →
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