IWU hosts Taste of Marion
Clint ShockneyIndiana Wesleyan University hosted the annual event Taste of Marion on campus this past Saturday. IWU students and Grant County…
Read MoreUnited Way hosts second annual Grant County Day Of Action
Gannon ParkerUnited Way of Grant County hosted its second annual Grant County Day of Action on Thursday throughout the surrounding areas…
Read MoreSweetser community gathers for monthly marketplace
Kenzie OgdenOn Friday, Sept. 13 the Sweetser community participated in a newly-adopted tradition that unites local talent and residents in a…
Read MoreAround 300 cars gather for the Gas City Cruise-In
Reilly GauntGas City’s September 14 Cruise-In event marked another success for a growing community of old car lovers. Grant County resident…
Read MoreSwayzee Days continues to celebrate small town life
Thomas HardingOn September 14, the town of Swayzee hosted their annual Swayzee Days event which consisted of several family-oriented events, starting…
Read MoreSwayzee’s Economic Development Corporation begins partnership with Ball State University
Emily BontragerThe Swayzee Economic Development Corporation hosted a town hall on Wednesday to discuss their 10-year plan to revitalize the community…
Read MoreEastview Wesleyan celebrates 100 years with a free Sidewalk Prophets concert
Andrew ScalfEastview Wesleyan Church in Gas City marked 100 years this weekend. “It’s amazing to be doing ministry in one community…
Read MoreCity of Marion’s Traveling Town Hall kicks off at Allen Temple AME Church
Allen Temple AME Church hosted the first Traveling Town Hall on Monday, where citizens asked Marion city employees about ongoing…
Read MoreFairmount farmers’ market provides monthly opportunity to small businesses
Isaac WolfThe town of Fairmount held its annual farmers’ market this past Saturday. Vendors of all kinds were able to share…
Read MoreAnnual Puppy Pool Party takes over Marion Splash House
nickwindsorThe Marion Splash House held its third annual Puppy Poop Party for dog owners in Marion. Pet owners were able…
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