Grant Blackford Mental Health, Inc. (GBMH) and Family Service Society, Inc. (FSSI) are joining in a strategic partnership under the leadership of Lisa Dominisse, the new chief executive officer of GBMH.
Friday, January 21, 2022
Community members celebrated the launching of a new social networking platform uniquely designed for adults with disabilities and caretakers now available at gcsocial.net.
Westminster preschool’s new Calm Corner will hold parenting classes with a focus on social-emotional education in the near future.
A former Northfield High School (NHS) coach and teacher has been indicted on felony charges of child seduction and possession of child pornography.
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Thursday, January 20, 2022
Police arrested a murder suspect and seized more than 3.5 pounds of meth, 3.5 pounds of pills, 7.5 pounds of marijuana, 10 handguns and $60,000 Tuesday, according to Marion Police Department reports released Thursday.
Councilwoman Annalisa Stodghill-Weeks is taking up the mantle of her predecessor Don Batchelor in his efforts to combat housing issues for renters.
County council tabled a proposal for courthouse repairs after lengthy debate.
Wednesday, January 19, 2022
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Gas City officers submitted a request for security cameras after an incident of vandalism on government property.
Grant County remains in the red due to an influx in positive COVID cases that have officially been reported by health officials.
The Marion City Council is accepting applications for the position of City Council attorney for the 2022-2023 calendar year, following the tabling of the renewal of council attorney Martin Harker’s contract.
The Marion City Council budget committee heard from attorney and municipal law expert Karen Arland regarding alleged inadequacies of the six spending cap ordinances that the council reintroduced in November.
Two recently retired firefighters were gifted American flags that had flown over City Hall, a tradition the current administration practices for employees that have worked for the city for more than 25 years.
A Sweetser resident and educator was one of 24 recipients of the Outstanding Educator Award from the Office of Indiana Early Childhood and Out-of-School Learning, chosen from more than 180 nominations.
Tuesday, January 18, 2022
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A Marion woman and her friend died Sunday night during a house fire at 120 N. Nebraska St., according to a Grant County Coroner statement released Tuesday.
Election season has officially begun as Primary Election Day, May 3, approaches, according to Nancy Bryant Grant County Election Deputy.
Commissioners ruled to update the county’s COVID quarantine and masking policies to coincide with recommendations from the Center for Disease Control (CDC).
The Euclid Beautification Project that began over two years ago has officially planted 38 trees in the Euclid Neighborhood and will transition into other projects in the future.
Gas City began the demolition of the old fireworks factory to launch the future construction of the Turner Park and Recreation project.
Monday, January 17, 2022
Marion city officials recently reported having 25 percent cash on hand in its general fund for the first time since the administration took office in 2016.
Grant County Economic Growth Council named a new executive director who has been focusing on improving communication between the council and the community.
Marion Community Schools named a new assistant superintendent who strives to improve the corporation with new ideas with a focus on instruction and curriculum.
In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Taylor University hosted worship services and workshops with the theme “Expressions.”
Friday, January 14, 2022
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After a year of significant impact despite COVID-19 restrictions, Grant-Blackford Mental Health Inc. desires to grow internally and update its services in 2022.
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Insurance Management Group (IMG) was recognized as the 2021 Big I Indiana Agency of the Year, or the “academy award” in the industry, according to IMG’s Regan Reese.
A Taylor University alumnus was recently involved with the filming of an ABC show in Los Angeles (LA) detailing the story of Emmett Till and Mamie Till-Mobley.
Marion Community Schools (MCS) dismissed two schools early on Friday due to rising numbers of sick teachers and issued future eLearning days in response to the pandemic.
“Mrs. Kate” Carpenter, national touring children’s performer, will present her family-friendly show for the community on Sunday, Jan. 30 at 4 p.m. The concert will take place at The First United Methodist Church in downtown Marion (7th and Adams). This free concert is sponsored by the Presna…
Thursday, January 13, 2022
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Indiana Wesleyan University will host its ninth annual MLK Celebration honoring Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. on Friday, Jan. 14. The special community-wide event will honor King’s legacy with scripture and song throughout the evening.
Local ecologists and gardeners are encouraging aspiring gardeners to begin pre-planning their garden in the winter to ensure the best experience in the spring.
A local organization is participating in a donation campaign in order to raise funds to combat the overpopulation of stray animals in Grant County.
After falling under new management in 2021, Boys and Girls Club of Grant County (BGC) aims to continue positively impacting youth in the new year.
Wednesday, January 12, 2022
Hospitals across the state are housing more COVID-19 patients than ever before, causing local officials to worry as Grant County enters the red level advisory after a one-week reprieve.
A young entrepreneur launched a new soap business in 2020 based in Gas City after discovering her love for goats.
Two car thefts were reported in Marion due to the owners leaving the cars unattended to warm up during the winter.
Tuesday, January 11, 2022
A former city council member and Marion local officially filed for candidacy in the 2022 Grant County Sheriff election.
A local healthcare service officially opened a new building that will provide more streamlined services in a singular location on its campus.
While many communities suffered throughout 2021, leaders of Upland stayed focused on their long term goals, officials say.
Business at a local gas station has boomed since the owner was recognized for an act of kindness.
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After going missing three years ago in Sugar Land, Texas, a dog named Daisy was found in Marion and returned to her owners.
Monday, January 10, 2022
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A local organization recently received funding and tax credits to launch a project for new housing in downtown Marion located at 501 E. 4th St.
The Board of Aviation Commissioners (BOAC) and Marion City Council voted unanimously in late December to approve a solar project at the Marion Municipal Airport (KMZZ).
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