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UPLAND — The award-winning documentary “Making Waves: The Art of Cinematic Sound” will screen on March 5 at 7 p.m., in the Boren Campus Center’s Cornwall Auditorium at Taylor University as the kickoff event of Taylor’s Envision Film Festival March 5-7. The film was edited by Taylor graduate …
INDIANA STATEHOUSE — State Rep. Tony Cook (R-Cicero) was recently selected to serve on a new task force to boost civic engagement in local communities.
JOINT BASE ELMENDORF-RICHARDSON, Alaska — The Indiana National Guard is participating in joint force exercise Arctic Eagle 2020 in Alaska, alongside numerous civilian and federal agencies with approximately 900 other Air and Army National Guardsmen from 15 states Feb. 20 to March. 7.
MARION — Sheriffs are searching for dozens of 2020 Student Advisors For Educating Tomorrow’s Youth (S.A.F.E.T.Y) Leaders for their Youth Ranch now under development for future law enforcement officers, at-risk kids, young witnesses and victims of crime.
While churches across Grant County began observing Lent yesterday, Ash Wednesday, many of them practice a bit differently from one another.
The Marion Civic Theatre Young Actors with a Cause are bringing a familiar story to life this weekend.
Marion women have been honoring their ancestors through Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) for 110 years.
MCS approves superintendent contract extension
Renovation plans are continuing at Marion Community Schools (MCS), as officials announced a $1.3 million project at the regular board meeting Tuesday.
MARION — Family Service Society, Inc. will be hosting the 30th Annual Crystal Ball on Saturday, Feb. 29 at Meshingomesia Country Club at 6 pm. The Crystal Ball is a fundraiser that benefits services and programming provided by Family Service Society, Inc. to help change lives for good.
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Marion Police Department
Anyone can be a superhero, according to the cast of this year’s Black History Month play at Marion High School (MHS).
Attorney General Curtis Hill on Tuesday announced the launch of a bipartisan, multi-state investigation of Juul Labs.
WASHINGTON, DC –Congresswoman Susan Brooks (IN-05) and Congresswoman Betty McCollum (MN-04), co-chairs of the Global Health Caucus, have introduced a resolution in support of the live-saving work of the Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunizations (GAVI).
INDIANAPOLIS — The individual tax season is upon us and while that may sound scary, dealing with a ghost tax preparer is downright frightening.
INDIANAPOLIS — Through the Indiana Criminal Justice Institute, more than $60 million is available in federal funds to support public and nonprofit organizations that provide services to Indiana crime victims.
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana storms in the spring and summer can produce potentially damaging weather which can cause flooding. Winter storms also can make Hoosiers vulnerable. Ice dams and snow melt can cause flash floods, which are generally not covered by regular homeowners’ insurance policies,…
UPLAND — Syndicated Washington Post columnist Michael Gerson is among the featured presenters at this weekend’s CARE Conference: Vulnerable Children and Viable Communities at Taylor University, sponsored by Taylor’s Orphans and Vulnerable Children’s (OVC) Program.
The Quilters Hall of Fame, 926 S. Washington St. in Marion, is currently hosting the De.light/FULL exhibit showcasing pieces from a travelling exhibit.
Tensions flared between the Oak Hill United School Corporation administration and school board at a meeting Monday night.
Grant County can expect up to 6 inches of snow and quickly changing temperatures as snow continues to fall today and tomorrow, according to the National Weather Service (NWS).
A dead body was found in the 2000 block of South Meridian Street in Marion at approximately 8 a.m. Tuesday, according to Marion Police Department Deputy Chief and Grant County Coroner Stephen Dorsey.
Man arrested following vehicle pursuit
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A dark, dystopian dream inspired John McKenzie, 24, of Gas City, to write a novel about gray moral choices in an alternate universe.
The Indiana Department of Natural Resources Division of Law Enforcement is looking to fill Indiana Conservation Officer (ICO) positions across the state with highly motivated, outdoor-centered individuals.
A structure fire causing severe damage to a rural Marion home broke out at 3:39 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 23 in the 1500 block of North County Road 500 East.
A reported bomb threat to a Marion truck stop Sunday was determined to be unfounded, according to the Marion Police Department (MPD).
Stepping into the shoes of the homeless became a whole lot heavier this past weekend.
A Marion High School counselor is facing multiple felony charges after police discovered he was allegedly involved in an inappropriate relationship with a juvenile.
Eastbrook South Elementary School fifth-graders had a unique learning experience at the Kids 4 Kids event Friday.
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Grant County Sheriff’s Department
While brides and grooms may stress and pour over every little detail about their wedding day, few people may care about the elements of the day if the food and dessert options are overlooked.
Tyson Timbs will know soon whether or not he will get his vehicle back, as his years-long civil case has come back to Grant County once again.
Grant County Council agreed to help local schools get a school safety app program off the ground but declined to fund the program on an ongoing basis.
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Archery at The Salvation Army Marion Corps (SAMC) helps youths take aim during target practice and in life.
New Hope Baptist Church in Gas City began its annual GriefShare program earlier this week.
On Saturday, the Grant County Rescue Mission (GCRM) will demonstrate its commitment to create empathy and support for those in need in the community.
Grant County elections officials are preparing for an extensive campaign to inform the community about the transition to vote centers for the November election.
While some details remain up in the air, Grant County officials are moving forward with a plan to renovate the Juvenile Detention Center (D-Home) to house adult female inmates and 14 juvenile beds.
Novice artists of all ages can hone their skills this weekend with a step-by-step paint class.
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