IWU student author reads newly published children’s book to Lakeview students
Ellie RinckLocal IWU student Kaelyn Johnson read her recently-published children’s book, “The Giraffe Without Spots,” to the children at Lakeview Elementary…
Read MoreMarion keeps students on schedule through e-learning
Caleb HawkinsDespite freezing weather last week, Marion Community Schools kept their academic year on track with the help of their e-learning…
Read MoreCommunity center provides assistance to people in need
Jayd HoveySt. Martin’s Community Center, located in Marion, is a place of relief and assistance to those in need within the…
Read MoreMarion Public Library hosts local author fair
Marion Public Library hosted a fair celebrating local authors on Saturday, highlighting creativity, resilience and the power of storytelling. Among…
Read MoreLocal coffee shop celebrates 11 years of business
The Abbey Coffee Co. in Marion recently celebrated 11 years serving the Grant County community Barista Drew McFarlane cited his…
Read MoreFortress Church of the Month: St James Lutheran Church
Ellie MillerSt James Lutheran Church recently celebrated their seventy-five year anniversary. The church has grown since it first began, they have…
Read MoreUpland 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
Marion Public Library partnered with the NAACP to create a Black history exhibit about lynching. Rebecca Scheer, the recording secretary…
Read MoreLola’s introduces new fall menu
Lola’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…
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