Shakespeare returns to local communities
Andrew ScalfPoster provided by Hoosier Shakespeare Festival
Read MoreStudents raise $5,000 to support classmate
Bryce CrossmanRebecca Willis, Ruth Tripp and Sophia Czado with the giant check from VIA after the fundraiser was completed. Photo provided…
Read MoreStudents support airport one scoop at a time
The Marion Municipal Airport has a new ice cream shop thanks to Grant Regional Career Center’s aviation class. “We got…
Read MoreMethodist Church Divides Over Differences
William CheneyBy Seth Bos and William Cheney The United Methodist Church has separated into two denominations over disagreements concerning LGBTQ+ issues,…
Read MoreFeeding Grant County
Mya McNewBy: Mya McNew & Andrew Scalf The U.S. Department of Agriculture defines food insecurity as limited or uncertain access to…
Read MoreThe Little Mermaid Coming to Oak Hill
Emily LambThe drama department at Oak Hill High School is in the process of putting on a production of Disney’s “The…
Read MoreGrowth of Women’s Wrestling Defies Expectations
Faith Vander LaanBy: Fath Vander Laan and Tiffaney Hughes Once considered a male-only sport, women’s wrestling has quickly become the nation’s fastest-growing…
Read MoreGrant County Organizations Trying to Lower Food Insecurity
Grant County stands at a nearly 14% food insecurity rate with over 9,000 people going hungry, according to curehunger.org. Overall,…
Read MoreGrant County Businesses Celebrate Eclipse
Emily BontragerBy: Emily Bontrager and Colin Wood Businesses in the greater Grant County area saw an increase of visitors for the…
Read MoreQuilters Hall of Fame Celebrates Eclipse with Quilt Challenge
The Quilters Hall of Fame displayed the “Total Eclipse of the Quilt” challenge winners for public viewing, and the exhibit…
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