Upland hosts 5th annual community market
Kaelyn JohnsonLast Friday vendors from the Upland Community Market and surrounding areas participated in the fifth annual fall festival hosted by…
Read MoreMarion Public Library introduces Black history exhibit
Ellie RinckMarion Public Library partnered with the NAACP to create a Black history exhibit about lynching. Rebecca Scheer, the recording secretary…
Read MoreMississinewa 1812 returns in brand new location
Andrew ScalfGrant County’s annual reenactment of The War of 1812 is back in a new location south of Marion and North…
Read MoreLola’s introduces new fall menu
Ellie MillerLola’s has rolled out their new fall menu featuring a maple cinnamon latte, caramel apple chai and a pumpkin crumble…
Read MoreBrookhaven Wesleyan Church changes service time to accommodate 1812 festivities
Eva SchmitzBrookhaven Wesleyan Church held an evening service on Sunday to avoid possible Mississinewa 1812 traffic. “We just did not want…
Read MoreFortress Church of the Month: Maple Run Friends Church
Claire BakerMaple Run Friends Church aims to study, serve and seek so that we may all bring honor and glory to…
Read MoreA shared voice across the Sea: Northern Ireland and Grant County
Reilly GauntUnited We Stand, Divided We Fall By Reilly Gaunt Whenever the news mentioned Northern Ireland for about a thirty year…
Read MoreLocal airport hosts 34th Annual Fly-In Cruise-In in Marion
Alexis PodgersLast Saturday, the Marion Municipal Airport hosted the 34th annual Fly-in Cruise-in. Each year, different antique vehicles like planes, cars,…
Read MoreLakeview Wesleyan and The River become one
Following the merger of Lakeview Wesleyan Church and The River, the congregations met in their first joint service on July…
Read MoreMarion business owners say the departure of college students will have little to no affect on business
Izzy LucasIndiana Wesleyan University and Taylor University spring terms are coming to an end, and many students are heading back to…
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