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Radiant Health Announces a brighter kind of ...lunch & learn
Radiant Health Announces a brighter kind of ...lunch & learn at the Marion-Grant County Senior Center(read here)
Thank you for your support this Giving Tuesday!
Live Events | Dining Events | Education | Gift Cards | Donate Thanks to the generosity of more than 198 donors this Giving Tuesday, we have raised more than $65,400 toward the matching challenge! We also celebrate the 54 donors who increased their gifts and welcome 32 new donors. Together, your donations make a big difference.THANK YOU for making it possible! If you missed Giving Tuesday, don’t worry – every day is a great day to support the
City of Marion Releases December Stories
We have released the following Stories this month: 1) Champion of the Month: Tim George and Ed Breen 2) Employee Spotlight: Fire Chief Paul David 3) Business Spotlight: The Green Olive Pub 4) General Story: Bringing Back the Bright Spot All are found at cityofmarion.in.gov/stories.
Now Hiring~American Woodmark~IT Support Specialist~JO #10530517
(jpg) American Woodmark in Gas City, IN is hiringIT Support Specialist View full job description at Indiana Career Connect using the following Job Order number…JO #10530517 IT Support Specialist
Marion students selected for prestigious all-state ensembles
Four Marion High School musicians have been selected for prestigious all-state honor ensembles at the Indiana Music Educators Association’s upcoming annual conference. In addition, for the first time a student will represent MHS in the IMEA Future Music Educators Colloquium. Sabrina Thomas, a senior at MHS, was selected to participate in the Future Music Educators Colloquium. Students selected for this honor must demonstrate a strong desire to be a music educator and will attend IMEA and learn alongside
Cancer Screening Event for Men
Cancer Screening Event for Men (read here)
Tickets Available for the CSA Civic Theatre production of The 24th at the 20th in 1975
(pdf)(jpg) Marion, IN-The Community School of the Arts is excited to announce that tickets are on sale now for the upcoming production of, The 24th at the 20th in 1975. This is the first CSA Civic Studio Series production and is written and directed by Grant County resident, John Butcher. The CSA Civic Theatre will perform this heartwarming holiday original at the James Dean Memorial Theatre at the CSA Civic Theatre on December 14-16 at 7pm and December 17th at 2pm. A blizzard all but shut down New York
Purdue Extension Experience Incubator workshops Press Release
(read here) Number of Entrepreneurs Over 50 is Growing Are you considering starting a business but don’t know where to begin? Over half of America’s small business owners are over age 50. Yet many would-be encore entrepreneurs (28%) don’t know where to start. Discover your inner entrepreneur and the initial steps needed to launch a business through a series of interactive workshops facilitated by Purdue Extension Educators. The workshops, geared for the 50+ age group, explore entrepreneurial thinking and
Via Credit Union Awards Grants to 18 Teachers
Via Credit Union has awarded 18 Teacher Grant, totaling to over $7,500, to support innovative classroom projects for the 2023-2024 school year. Over the years, ViaCU has funded a total of 164 projects, contributing over $67,500 to local teachers. Cindy Kohlmorgen, President/CEO of Via Credit Union, personally delivered the grant checks and extended congratulations to each recipient. The Teacher Grants provide funding for innovative classroom projects that lack funding. Kohlmorgen expressed, “Via Credit
Christmas City Walkway of Lights, Breakfast with Santa and all that is Merry & Bright!
It's the Holidays in Grant County.Classic and Cool Favorites Nifty attractions, outtasight events, rebellious celebrities and a lasagna-loving, fat cat. Cool Places to Eat Spotlight Holidays at The Hostess House In Marion, The Hostess House is decked out with traditional, Victorian holiday decor making it the
Marion Transit Offers Free Rides through Walkway of Lights Tuesday, 12/12/23
We have posted the latest announcement on our website and socials:Marion Transit Offers Free Rides through Walkway of Lights Tuesday, 12/12/23
Digital Ready Business - Purdue Extension Program for Jan. 2024
Headline: Purdue Opens 2024 Digital Ready Businesses program (see flyer) WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – A Purdue Extension workshop series that seeks to help Indiana small businesses build or enhance their online presence will return in communities throughout the state this spring – and face-to-face sessions are returning, too, after a two-year absence. “Digital Ready Businesses” was launched in 2017. The program has been updated and new workshops added to reflect current trends. Participants can attend all
MHS JROTC Raiders finish season third in nation
The Marion High School JROTC Raider team finished their fall season with another great performance, earning third place at the elite All-Service JROTC Raider National Championship in Georgia. The Giants traveled to Molena, Ga., for this highest-level competition, where they faced the best Raider teams from JROTC units representing the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, and even a Coast Guard program. Being no strangers to competing at this level, and coming off a fifth-place finish at the All-Army Raider
Cafe Valley~ICC JO #10524868, 10524872, 10524875, 10524911, 10524914, 10524918,10524883, 10524904
Café Valley (logo) in Marion, IN is hiringPackaging Operators 1st, 2nd, 3rd ShiftsProduction Operators 1st, 2nd, 3rd ShiftsProduction Supervisor 3rd ShiftResearch & Development Technical Director ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- View full job description at Indiana Career Connect using the following Job Order number…Packaging Operators 1st Shift—ICC JO #10524868Packaging Operators 2nd Shift—ICC JO #10524872Packaging
Women's Wellness Workshop
Women's Wellness Workshop (see here)
Food Insecurity Rates are Up
Food Insecurity Rates are Up The fight to cure hunger is a long and often uphill battle. The USDA recently released the findings of their annual study on Household Food Security in the United States for 2022. The report indicates a notable increase in food insecurity from 2021 to 2022 across various demographic groups, with the number of individuals in food-insecure households rising to 44 million, including 13 million children. This marks a 31% increase for all
Anthony Moore Joins Northwestern Mutual’s Summit Financial Group as Private Wealth Advisor
(picture) Fort Wayne, IN – November 16, 2023 – Summit Financial Group, a leading wealth management firm associated with Northwestern Mutual, welcomes Anthony M. Moore to their team where he will serve as a private wealth advisor. He has been working with families and closely-held businesses to create actionable plans to grow and prosper since 2016. Anthony, a Marine Corps Infantry veteran who served two combat tours in Iraq in 2005 and 2006, graduated with a bachelor’s degree in business administration and
City of Marion Announces Road/Parking Restrictions for Miracle Event, 11/18; Bus Driver Job Opening
We are sharing some of the latest news we have posted on our website and social pages. 1) You may have already received this from our Engineering & Traffic Dept., but here are the Road and Parking Restrictions for tomorrow's Miracle on 3rd & 4th St. Event: https://cityofmarion.in.gov/news-events/road-closures-and-parking-restrictions-for-miracle-event-11-18-23 (More event info: https://www.facebook.com/WalkwayOfLights) 2) Also, we just
Honeywell Arts & Entertainment Announces Holiday Events & Holiday Gifts
Live Events | Dining Events | Education | Gift Cards | DonateHoliday Live Events The Oak Ridge BoysFri. Nov. 24 Prairie Home HolidayWed. Nov. 29 Cirque Dream HolidazeTues. Dec.
MJH students selected for prestigious all-state ensemble
(picture) Three McCulloch Junior High School singers have been selected to perform in prestigious all-state honor ensembles at the Indiana Music Educators Association’s upcoming annual conference. Eighth-graders Hannah Huff, Adin Turner, and Macey Wayman were selected to participate in the IMEA All State Middle School Honor Choir. This is the second year in a row for this honor for Hannah and Macey. This honor ensemble is a great opportunity and gives students a chance to learn and grow as musicians. To
Among hundreds of teams, Giants earn 5th at Army JROTC National Raider Challenge
The Marion High School JROTC Raider Team traveled to Kentucky last weekend to face the very best teams from across the country in the All-Army National Raider Challenge hosted by the U.S. Army Cadet Command. Nearly 400 teams, with over 5,000 cadets, battled in three separate ability Divisions. The Giants were placed in the toughest and highest level: the Masters Division. Fielding a team in the mixed/co-ed category, the Giants once again were in direct competition with the huge private military
Revamping Your Benefits Package: What Employers Need to Know
Offering a competitive benefits package is essential to attracting and retaining the best talent. However, as the needs of employees change, so too must the benefits that employers offer. In this article, we take a look at some of the most important benefits that employers should add to their rosters in order to stay competitive.Flexible Work Hours In today's rapidly-changing world, more and more employees are seeking flexible work arrangements. Whether it's the ability to work from home one or two days
