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The Conservatives have lost three of their five seats, while Greens and an independent gain one.

There are five Republicans running for three open seats on the County Council in the May 7th Republican Primary. Two of the candidates are incumbents, Jim Masterson and Tim Harman. The other three candidates haven’t been on the County Council. WTCA obtained a copy of each candidate’s Pre-Primary Financial Reports. The Masterson for County Council

Noon on Friday, April 19th was the deadline for filing the pre-primary campaign finance report for primary candidates. WTCA has acquired copies of all six County Commissioner candidate's reports, the five Republicans and one Democrat. Incumbent Mike Burroughs running for re-election on the Republican ballot for County Commissioner in District II. Mike opened his finance report

The Marshall County Council made a change to their Personal Subcommittee Board during their meeting on April 11th. Councilman Tim Harman told the board he is “overwhelmed” with some of his duties and would like to be a member of the Public Safety Blue Ribbon Commission to look at a Public Safety Local Income Tax

Intel, other employers see tremendous opportunity to fill future jobs with western Licking County students.

Earlier this month Marshall County Council member Tim Harman commented during their meeting that the commissioners had held a public hearing on the solar ordinance and there was no action taken. His understanding was that the current ordinance presented by the Marshall County Plan Commission would become enforced 90 days after, without commissioner action. Harman

Republican candidates continue to file for the May Primary election. Melinda Keilman, Marshall County’s Voter Registration Deputy released a new list of filings from Friday, January 19th. James Masterson, a current At-Large member of the County Council has filed for re-election. With Masterson’s filing there are now four candidates filing for the three At-Large seats

During last week’s County Council meeting, members made several appointments. Jim Kephart was appointed to a 4-year term on the Marshall County Board of Zoning Appeals and Maria Keller was re-appointed to a 1-year term on the Marshall County Alcoholic Beverage Commission. Shannon Lunetta was appointed to a 1-year term for Culver Economic Development and

The Marshall County Council conducted their first meeting of the new year last Thursday, January 11th in the second-floor meeting room of the County Building. The first order of business was reorganization with the election of officers. The council voted to keep the same officers, Jesse Bohannon as president and Tim Harman as vice-president. The

Candidates continue to file for various county seats that are open along with convention delegates and precinct committeemen. The first day to file was Wednesday, January 10th. It was a busy day with 17 individuals filing. On Thursday only 2 filed but Friday was another busy day. Several candidates filed for multiple seats. Adam Faulstich,