Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. spent his life in service to our nation. Now it’s up to us to carry on his legacy.
Marion is moving quickly to use tax increment financing (TIF) to help fund the development of the former Marion National Bank Building, now called Ridley Tower, after yet another developer approached the city looking for a handout.
As news spreads about the coronavirus outbreak in China, airports will begin to look more like hospital wards.
Given the current state of our city’s financial affairs, our city should operate within the realms of practicality.
It’s no secret that our city and county governments are strapped for cash.
Dear Editor,
It’s unsettling to know two students in Grant County threatened a school shooting this week.
Every year, the average American spends nearly $700 on holiday gifts and goodies each year, the National Retail Federation estimates.
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Sen. Cory Booker, a Democratic presidential candidate, recently tweeted something he couldn’t have possibly read too closely. It was a link to a Glamour magazine piece about men and abortion. The senator wrote: “Women shouldn’t be solely responsible for sharing their personal stories as evid…
Even though it took years for the Fifth Street Commons to get completed, the City of Marion finally finished one of many initiatives outlined on its comprehensive plan thanks to the help of community partners.
California should be taken over by the federal government
It’s easy to spend hundreds of dollars on the latest tech gear, but in all reality, less-expensive gifts can make more of an impact.
Around 40 Marion High School Giants outworked, outsmarted and outlasted all but four JROTC teams across the country.
Trust in the States
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