MHS Key Club accepting donations for Caring Closet
The Marion High School Key Club is ready to start their Caring Closet back up for the school year, to help students who find themselves in need. The service-focused student organization will accept donations throughout the school
The Indiana Gaming Commission will review casino capacity limits after Gov. Holcomb announced the final reopening stage
INDIANAPOLIS — Nearly all capacity restrictions on businesses have been lifted across the state, but there are still restrictions on casinos. Governor Holcomb’s “Stage 5” order lifting limits on restaurants and bars doesn’t apply to casinos, which
Sweetser Town Council looking to fill vacancy
Due to the passing of Rich Gamble, a vacancy exists on the Sweetser Town Council. Sweetser residents interested in serving on the Council please send a resume to P.O. Box 329 Sweetser, IN 46987 or drop off
The Community Foundation and Afena Federal Credit Union will launch a lending program to help ‘vulnerable families’
Launching soon, a new alternative to payday lending in Grant County will provide financially vulnerable families with convenient, small-dollar, low-interest, flexible-term loans. This innovative hybrid loan program will provide families with immediate access to the cash they
BREAKING: The Indiana Supreme Court has agreed to take on the Old Y Case
The Indiana Supreme Court breathed new life into the City of Marion’s lawsuit in the “Old YMCA” case Thursday when the court said it would hear arguments on why the litigation ought to continue. The suit against
Marion’s Board of Zoning Appeals cancels request for a radio tower near Kendall Elementary
The City of Marion’s Board of Zoning Appeals (BZA) met yesterday with three out of five members present, which meant they were finally able to discuss a proposed 300-foot radio tower between Kendall Elementary and Justice Intermediate.
County Commissioners request to look for a new location for central dispatch tower
The search for a spot to place a 300-foot radio tower could begin again. Terry Burnworth of Pyramid Architecture requested the county commissioners vote on memoranda of understanding for towers located at Walnut Creek Golf Course and
Allen County Council to use taxpayer money for Sheriff Gladieux’s lawsuit settlement
The Allen County Council will use taxpayer money to settle a lawsuit filed against Allen County Sheriff David Gladieux. Last month, a settlement was reached between Gladieux and the family of a teenager who was injured in
Eaton man arrested for strangling teen
An Eaton man was arrested Thursday after he attacked a teenager who was visiting his home. Jeremy Lee Murphy, 43, was charged with battery and strangulation. Muncie police say the 17-year-old boy he attacked was his daughter’s
Indiana ranked top state in the nation for adoption
Governor Eric J. Holcomb and U.S. Administration of Children and Families Assistant Secretary Lynn Johnson today announced Indiana is the top state in the nation for increasing the number of children adopted from foster care. “Every child