LaRue Ohio DETAILS & HIGHLIGHTS

■ Founded in 1851 by Major William LaRue.

■ Home to the historic LaRue school and vibrant community park.

■ Birthplace of the NFL's most colorful franchise, the Oorang Indians.

LaRue Review LaRue, Ohio, is a village steeped in history, established by Major William LaRue in 1851 and named in his honor. Its roots as a farming community remain strong, with generations of families contributing to its close-knit character and agricultural legacy.

The village is notable for its historic school, rebuilt after a fire in 1907, and its community park, which hosts local events and festivals. LaRue also holds a unique place in sports history as the home of the Oorang Indians, an NFL team that brought national attention to this small town and celebrated Native American athletes during the early years of professional football.

LaRue, Ohio is located in Marion County. Follow the link below for the most up to date information for LaRue, Ohio.

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