Bird Flu outbreak will not severely impact 4-H programs
Lucas VargoGrant County Purdue Extension is on track to allow birds to come to the 4-H fair in June. Khris Goff,…
Read MoreFire Station 6 anticipates the arrival of newly purchased firetruck
Eva SchmitzMarion’s Fire Station 6 is expecting the arrival of a new fire truck that will replace the one the station…
Read MoreConstruction starts on “Next Level Trails” project
The City of Marion is working on a new bike trail that will eventually connect Cardinal Greenway to the Riverwalk.…
Read MoreWinter weather strikes again
Micah RobertsIn the last few weeks, the Grant County area has experienced some warm days followed by extreme cold ones where…
Read MoreWalk-A-Mile participants experience the struggle of homelessness in Grant County
Emily BontragerBy Emily Bontrager and Sydney Leyerle Participants in the Grant County Rescue Mission’s 20th annual Walk-A-Mile experienced the struggle of…
Read MoreMarion hosts fifth annual Chocolate Walk
Izzy LucasDowntown Marion celebrated its fifth annual Chocolate Walk event, featuring 17 local businesses, with all proceeds benefiting Historic Marion. The…
Read MoreLola’s hosts trivia night for the community
Lauren SiegersLola’s at the Inn Coffeehouse hosted their first trivia night on Friday to offer a space for the people of…
Read MoreAshley’s Ice Cream hosts Valentine’s Day event
Love is in the air as well with local businesses like Ashley’s making sure everyone can afford and spend the…
Read MoreNo LifeWise Program for Oak Hill
During their Monday meeting, the Oak Hill School Board made a unanimous decision to not provide a letter of support…
Read MoreSweetser Lions Club gets new leadership
Kenzie OgdenOn Jan. 16, the Sweetser Lions Club swore in a new president and discussed the club’s 2025 ambitions months after…
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