Marion 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 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 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 MoreNew donut shop opens in Marion
Thomas HardingPana Donuts, a new shop serving boba tea, donuts and coffee, is open for business. The donut shop was opened…
Read MoreFairmount hosts artisan market featuring local vendors
Lauren SiegersFairmount Camp hosted its annual Spring Artisan Market, featuring local artists, businesses and sellers. Many vendors had connections to Fairmount…
Read MoreIndiana Wesleyan hosts traveling Supreme Court
Indiana Wesleyan University hosted the traveling Supreme Court on April 10, during the University’s celebration of scholarship. The case at…
Read MoreKid’s Hope mentoring program supports Frances Slocum Elementary
Micah RobertsEvery week, a group of dedicated mentors from Indiana Wesleyan enters Frances Slocum Elementary School with a goal of building…
Read MoreUpland hosts spring craft fair
Pierce Church hosted their annual spring craft fair in Upland on Saturday. Vendors from Upland and the nearby area came…
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