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πŸ¦ƒ Turkey tally

Marion County • May 14, 2025

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Good morning, Marion County. Wild turkey hunting season is in full swing across Ohio, with hunters already bagging an impressive 14,355 birds statewide. Belmont County leads the tally with 425 turkeys harvested, while the season continues through mid-May in southern counties and into June for the northeast zoneβ€”plenty of time for local hunters to claim their limit of one bearded turkey each.

Meanwhile, achievement takes flight in our community as McClain FFA members earn top honors at the Ohio State Convention. Brenna Wright claimed first place with her fruit and nut proficiency project, while Maguire Ross and Reese Roble secured gold with their Environmental Systems Science Fair Project. All three talented students are now advancing to national competition, showcasing the exceptional agricultural education happening right here in our region.

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β˜•οΈ What's Brewing Locally

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πŸ¦ƒ Ohio hunters bag over 14,000 wild turkeys this spring season. The Ohio Department of Natural Resources reports 14,355 birds harvested across the state through May 11, 2025. This total comes from 23 days of hunting in the south zone counties, nine days in the northeast zone, and 1,740 turkeys taken during the youth hunting weekend. Belmont County leads with 425 turkeys harvested, followed closely by Monroe County with 422. The spring turkey season continues until May 18 in the south zone and June 1 in the northeast zone, with hunters limited to one bearded turkey each.

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πŸ³οΈβ€βš§οΈ Trans student's activism project banned by school administrators. Dublin Jerome High School senior Corinne Embi was barred from presenting her women's studies final project on combating transphobia. Administrators initially approved her flyers for a demonstration and teach-in, but later removed them and prohibited her from proceeding, allegedly calling trans people "a controversial topic." Embi has moved her teach-in to a local library and believes the school's decision reflects systemic transphobia rather than individual prejudice. The incident occurs amid new Ohio legislation restricting transgender students' bathroom access and what Embi describes as an increasingly right-leaning school environment.

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πŸ† McClain FFA members strike gold at Ohio State Convention. Brenna Wright earned first place in the state with her fruit and nut proficiency project. Maguire Ross and Reese Roble also claimed top honors with their Environmental Systems Science Fair Project. All three students have earned the prestigious opportunity to advance their projects to the national level. Their achievements in early May showcase the exceptional talent within the McClain FFA chapter.

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🏑 Real Estate Reveals

Real estate listing image Spacious renovated country retreat: This $249,900 country gem offers renovated living with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, and 2+ acres of outdoor space for recreational pursuits. The listing agent is a member of an Ohio-licensed LLC.
Real estate listing image Prime developable city land: Priced at $75,000, these 4 parcels in Marion city offer 1.3 acres zoned for diverse uses from apartments to commercial buildings, with convenient access from two streets and newly installed sewers.
Real estate listing image Money Making Multi Family: Priced at $304,000, this investment property features three 1-bedroom, 1-bath units generating $1,960 monthly, and a duplex with two 2-bedroom, 1-bath units bringing in $1,750, yielding approximately $2,930 net monthly income.

πŸ—“οΈ Happenings & Hoopla

🍷 May 14 - Wine Wednesday Specials: Sip and save at Shovel City Drinkery's Wine Wednesday! Treat yourself to $5 select glass pours, discounted bottles, and May's featured wine on May 14 at 181 N Main St, Marion.
🧯 May 14 - Fire Service Overview: Get an inside look at Marion County Fire Service at OSU Marion on May 14! RSVP required for this informative Safety Council event open to all Council and Chamber members. Don't miss this fiery overview!
🍝 May 14 - Alumni Italian Feast: Savor a complimentary Italian feast at the May Pavilion on May 14! Doors open at 5:30 pm for this special alumni celebration at Marion Palace Theatre. Come hungry and ready to reconnect!
πŸ“– May 15 - Identity Bible Study: Discover your true self at Hope Church's Identity Bible Study, happening May 15 at The Remnant Tea & Coffee. Join this welcoming community gathering in downtown Marion for meaningful conversation and connection.
🐴 May 15 - Free Downtown Carriage Rides: Trot through downtown in style! Purchase from Kin & Kilt or Blend of Seven Winery during 3rd Thursday (May 15) and enjoy a FREE carriage ride at 130 S Prospect St, Marion.
πŸš‚ May 16 - Ohio N Scale Weekend: All aboard for Ohio N Scale Weekend at Marion County Fairgrounds! Ohio's premier model train event rolls into town May 16, bringing together enthusiasts for a day of miniature railroad magic. 220 E Fairground St, Marion.
🎡 May 17 - Sara Grote's Musical Journey: Join local sensation Sara Grote at the Marion Palace Theatre on May 17 for "Life's A Song," where she'll take you on a melodic journey through the sounds and styles that shaped her musical path.
πŸ‘―β€β™€οΈ May 17 - Ladies' Fellowship Lunch: Gather for the Ladies' Lunch at Genesis Fellowship Hall on May 17, where friendship and laughter await! Connect with other women over a delicious meal at 921 Woodrow Ave in Marion.

πŸ™ In Remembrance

Dennie Joe Roberts

Dennie J. Roberts, born September 17, 1949, in Marion, Ohio, passed away on May 10, 2025, after serving in the Vietnam War and working for nearly 30 years at Vigortone Ag Products. He enjoyed Ohio State football, visiting the American Legion, traveling to Las Vegas, and was known for playfully teasing his sisters-in-law. Dennie was married to Drema M. Conley for 23 years until her passing in 2024, and he was preceded in death by his parents, wife, daughter Christina, and brother Michael. He is survived by his son Patrick, daughter Jacqueline, sister Nancy, brothers Phillip and Jeff, and five grandchildren.

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