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American Revolutionary Hero Comes to Life in Performance
PRESS RELEASE American Revolutionary hero comes to life in performance at IUK KOKOMO, Ind. — Meet America’s first professional female soldier in a free immersive history experience at Indiana University Kokomo. Deborah Samson, who disguised herself as a man to join patriot forces in the American Revolution, comes to life in A Revolution of Her Own! She will tell her incredible story at 10:30 a.m. Monday, March 3, in Havens Auditorium. Chancellor Mark Canada said he learned about the performer from a
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Legacy of Life Spring Banquet April 1
Marion Legacy of Life Pro-life Banquet Right to Life of North Central Indiana 2025 Marion Spring Legacy of Life BanquetTuesday, April 1, 2025 The annual Marion, IN Legacy of Life Banquet will be Tuesday, April 1, 2025. Doors open at 6:00 pm and dinner will be served at 6:30 pm. Hanfield Global Methodist Church101 N. 400 E., Marion, INDinner catered by: King Gyros Our emcee for the evening will be Mike Cline and the keynote speaker will be Indiana State Treasurer, Daniel Elliott. You can find more
Free FAFSA Assistance Feb 23
IU Kokomo offers free FAFSA assistance at College Goal Sunday KOKOMO, Ind. — Have questions about college financial aid? Need some help filling out the FAFSA? Financial aid experts at Indiana University Kokomo will be on hand to help on February 23 for College Goal Sunday. Free assistance will be available from 2 to 4 p.m. in the Library, 2300 S. Washington St., Kokomo. Students planning to attend any college may participate. Meredith Dittfield, IU Kokomo’s assistant director of financial aid and
Indiana Chamber Honors Grant County Student & Instructor
GRCC student, instructor among honorees at Indiana Chamber’s Impact AwardsAwards honor those involved in work-based learning across the state. Grant Regional Career Center congratulates our local honorees at the Indiana Chamber of Commerce’s recent Impact Awards ceremony. Work and Learn Indiana celebrated those involved in promoting, creating and cultivating on-the-job experiences at its Indiana Work-Based Learning Conference this week in Noblesville. Work and Learn is a free internship-matching
Dozens of Musicians Advance to ISMAA's State
Dozens of Marion musicians advance to ISSMA’s Solo & Ensemble state competitionCongratulations to all of our talented musicians grades 6-12 who performed at this annual competition! Dozens of Marion Community Schools students competed in the annual ISSMA Solo & Ensemble competitions in the past month, and many brought home top ratings for their performances. In addition, 36 Marion High School students and one McCulloch Junior High School student have advanced to the state level competition later this
Group Scholars Sets Students Up for Success
PRESS RELEASE Groups Scholars sets students up for college success KOKOMO, Ind. — Joining the Groups Scholars program gave Grace Casey a jump start on college success. “I can’t imagine going into my first semester without it,” the Indiana University Kokomo freshman said. “I was even able to help other new students and show them how to get places they needed to be. I just loved going into my first semester already knowing people, and with some credits under my belt.” Already having friends on campus
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Community Foundation Awards $350K in Designated Grants to Empower Local Nonprofits
Community Foundation ofGrant County, Indiana, Inc.505 West Third Street Marion, Indiana 46952 Press ReleaseContact: Shelly Jones, Development Director Email: Shelly@GiveToGrant.org FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEDate: 02/11/2025 Community Foundation Awards $350K in Designated Grants to Empower Local Nonprofits GRANT COUNTY — The Community Foundation of Grant County is proud to announce the distribution of $350,000 in designated grants to local nonprofit organizations. These grants, made possible through
Indiana University Hiring Part-Time Human Resources Assistant
Part-Time Human Resources Assistant Current IU employees use this link to apply: https://hrms.iu.edu/psp/PH1PRD/EMPLOYEE/HRMS/c/HRS_HRAM_EMP_FL.HRS_CG_SEARCH_FL.GBL?Page=HRS_APP_JBPST_FL&Action=U&SiteId=1&FOCUS=Employee&JobOpeningId=314850&PostingSeq=1 Non-IU employees use this link to apply: https://hrms.iu.edu/psp/PH1PRD_PUB/EMPLOYEE/HRMS/c/HRS_HRAM_FL.HRS_CG_SEARCH_FL.GBL?Page=HRS_APP_JBPST_FL&Action=U&FOCUS=Applicant&SiteId=1&JobOpeningId=314850&PostingSeq=1
IU, IU Kokomo receive 2024 Campus Prevention Network Seal of Prevention
Danielle Rush, communications specialist Tel.: 765 432 9906 Email: darush@iu.edu 2300 S. Washington St. Kokomo, IN 46936 Kokomo.iu.edu PRESS RELEASE IU, IU Kokomo receive 2024 Campus Prevention Network Seal of Prevention for exceptional commitment to digital student wellness, safety, and inclusion efforts KOKOMO, Ind. — Indiana University, including IU Kokomo, has received the 2024 Campus Prevention Network (CPN) Seal of Prevention. Presented by Vector Solutions, the CPN Seal of
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MCS seeks nominations for MHS Hall of Distinction
MCS seeks nominations for MHS Hall of Distinction Do you know a Marion High School alumnus who deserves recognition? Nominations for the MHS Hall of Distinction 2025 inductions are being accepted through April 1. The Hall seeks to honor alumni who have distinguished themselves through superb accomplishment on a local, state or national level in diverse fields of endeavor. It gives lasting recognition to people who have made exceptional contributions to the achievements and prestige of
Clearly Indigenous: Native Visions Imagined in Glass Now at Minnetrista
Breaking the Boundaries of Traditional Indigenous Art–Clearly Indigenous: Native Visions Imagined in GlassPress ReleaseFeb 7, 2025 February 7, 2025 Media Contact: Brea Cunningham, Director of Marketing & CommunicationsE-mail: bcunningham@minnetrista.netTel: 765.287.3525 Muncie, IN–Minnetrista Museum and Gardens is proud to present Clearly Indigenous: Native Visions Reimagined in Glass, a groundbreaking exhibition that explores how contemporary Native American and Indigenous Pacific-Rim artists have
Marion High School JROTC Marksmen Among Top in Nation
MHS JROTC marksmen among the top in the nationGiants earn their highest placement ever at Junior Air National Championship The Marion High School JROTC marksmanship team has once again proven they can compete well with the best. Last weekend, the team earned their highest-ever finish at the Junior Air National Championship held at Camp Perry, Ohio. The Junior Air National Championship draws top competition, including the very best teams from across the United States. For this event, shooting matches are
Northwestern Mutual & Summit Financial Welcome Mongon & Parr
Laura A. Mongon and Madison E. Parr Join Northwestern Mutual as Retirement Plan Specialist and Marketing Manager for Summit Financial Group Fort Wayne, IN – February 5, 2025 – Northwestern Mutual welcomes Laura A. Mongon and Madison E. Parr to the expanding Summit Financial Group team. Mongon will serve as a Retirement Plan Specialist and Parr will serve as Marketing Manager.As a Retirement Plan Specialist, Mongon will work directly with plan sponsors and their participants, customizing education
GRCC Aviation Academy Students Earn Scholarships to Continue Training
GRCC Aviation Academy students earn scholarships to continue trainingCommunity collaboration supports students as the pursue in-demand careers. Grant Regional Career Center recently awarded several scholarships to students in their Aviation Academy to continue their flight training through AirMarion. Students were honored during a recent ceremony for their professionalism, focus, initiative, and aptitude. The scholarships, which were funded by donations to the Aviation Academy, ranged from $2,000 to
MHS Black History ''The Wiz'' at Hostess House March 6
Time & Location Mar 06, 2025, 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM Marion, 723 W 4th St, Marion, IN 46952, USAPRE-PAID RESERVATION ONLY. Reservations due by Tuesday, March 4th.Buffet Lasagna dinner will be served at 6:00. "The Wiz" will be presented by the Marion High School Black History Club under the direction of Bobbie Owensby at 7:00pm on the Third Floor Ballroom.Call 765-664-3755 or buy tickets online to reserve your ticket. Ticket sales end on Tuesday, March 4th.
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MHS Black History Club Presents ''The Wiz'' Feb 22
MHS Black History Club presents: ‘The Wiz’ Marion High School Black History Club invites you to the fantastical world of "The Wiz" on the main stage at the Walton Performing Arts Center at Marion High School. This beloved musical take on the story of the L. Frank Baum’s The Wizard of Oz brings high energy and a modern sensibility — along with a mix of rock, gospel, and soul music! Come out and enjoy Dorothy’s adventures in the land of Oz, brought to life on stage. The play is set for 7 p.m.
CSA Spring Class Registration
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEMarion Community School of the Arts Announces Spring Class Registration Marion, IN — The Marion Community School of the Arts (CSA) is excited to announce that registration is now open for its spring class sessions, beginning the week of February 10th. A variety of six-week and twelve-week classes are available, providing students of all ages the opportunity to explore their creative interests in dance, theatre, music, and visual arts. CSA offers class options for students of all
GRCC Receives Grant from Don Wood Foundation
GRCC receives significant grant from Don Wood Foundation to expand advanced manufacturing program Grant Regional Career Center is pleased to announce the planned expansion of their advanced manufacturing program, thanks to a multi-year grant of more than $1 million from the Don Wood Foundation. This programming will benefit both high school students and adult learners through Grant County. The WIRED program will encompass welding, innovation, robotics, engineering, and driving. This collaborative
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Grant Regional Adult Education Orientation March 4-6
CSA Company Excels at State3 Thespian Contest
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASECSA Theatre Company Excels at Indiana State Thespian Conference Marion, IN — The CSA Theatre Company recently attended the Indiana State Thespian Conference, where several students participated in workshops, attended one-act plays, and competed in the prestigious Thespy Competition. This was an especially significant milestone for CSA Theatre Company, as it marked the first time attending the state conference as a newly chartered Thespian Troupe. The students made an impressive
CSA Tix ''You Can't Take It With You'' Available
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASETickets Now on Sale for CSA Civic Theatre’s Production of You Can't Take It With You Marion, IN — The CSA Civic Theatre is proud to present You Can't Take It With You, a delightful comedy directed by Danny Losure. This beloved play will run from February 20th-22nd at 7:00 PM and February 23rd at 2:00 PM at the James Dean Memorial Theater. Set in the quirky world of the Vanderhof family, You Can't Take It With You tells the story of Grandpa Martin Vanderhof and his delightfully
City of Marion Hiring Citywide Maintenance
Citywide Maintenance Job Opening (Full-time)Shareemailfacebooklinkedintwitterreddit Jan 30, 2025 | Web Administrator The City of Marion is accepting applications through Friday, February 7th, 2025 for the following position: Citywide Maintenance is seeking applicants for a full-time laborer position in the Street Department. For the full job description and instructions to apply, please see the link below before it expires.
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Mayor Morrell Appointed to National League of Cities' Small Cities Council
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 29, 2025, Press Contact: Layla Price-Bodkins Marion, Indiana lprice@cityofmarion.in.gov Mayor Morrell Appointed to the National League of Cities’ Small Cities Council MARION — Ronald Morrell Jr, (Mayor, Marion, IN), has been appointed to the National League of Cities (NLC) 2025 Small Cities Council. Mayor Morrell was elected to a one-year term to develop and guide programs among local elected officials from similar communities. The appointment was announced by NLC President
Greater Grant County Announces Hiring of Director of Workforce Development
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE February 5, 2025 Greater Grant County Announces Hiring of Director of Workforce Development Grant County, IN – Greater Grant County is pleased to announce the hiring of Shelby Schuh as its new Director of Workforce Development. In this role, Shelby will lead initiatives to strengthen connections between local businesses, schools, and community organizations, ensuring a strong talent pipeline for the region’s workforce. With a background in organizational development, employee
Bento Selected to Fill Marion School Board Seat
Bento selected to fill vacant School Board seat The Marion Community Schools Board of School Trustees has selected Shanna Bento to fill the vacant District 2 seat. Bento will serve out the remainder of the seat’s current term, which ends Dec. 31, 2028. She is expected to be sworn in at the next Board meeting, set for Feb. 11. The School Board and Marion Community Schools thank all of those who submitted their interest in the appointment, and those who participated in the interviews
Junior Achievement Seeks Volunteers for Northview Elementary
80 Marion Students Compete in Circle the State with Song, Feb. 15
Students from around region offer special concert in Marion on Feb. 15Nearly 80 Marion students will participate in Circle the State With Song at the Walton Performing Arts Center, along with hundreds of other young singers. On Feb. 15, hundreds of students from our region will gather here in Marion as part of the Indiana Music Education Association’s 36th annual Circle the State with Song festival. Almost 260 talented young singers from elementaries, middle schools, and junior high schools in Adams,
MCS Kicks Off Unified Basketball Season
This year’s Unified Basketball season kicks off Feb. 24! The schedule on the days listed below will be as follows:Play starts at 6 p.m.Elementary school teams (grades 3-6) will play one quarter to begin the nightHigh school teams will play full games (6 minute quarters, running clock)At halftime of first high school game, middle school teams (grades 7 and 8) will play one quarter Feb. 24 at Marion High School’s Bill Green Arena, starting at 6 p.m.:Elementary game: Eastbrook vs. MarionFirst high school
Public Invited: Kennedy Art Center ''Making a Garden of Strange Fruit'' Exhibition Feb 21
Marion, IN- Kennedy Art Center is pleased to announce an upcoming art exhibition and opening reception for the public at the Kennedy Art Center on February 21st from 7:00-9:00 pm. We invite you to come and experience the impactful exhibition entitled Making a Garden of Strange Fruit: an installation intended to prototype a site of remembrance and contemplation acknowledging the 1930 lynching of James Cameron, Thomas Shipp, and Abraham S. Smith. In partnering with Sam Jones and his team, we hope to bring
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IUK Alumni Scholarship Recipients
PRESS RELEASE Alumni scholarship recipients honored KOKOMO, Ind. — Scholarships provide students many opportunities in college. They can offset costs associated with tuition, help with books, living expenses, travel, and more. At IU Kokomo, we are fortunate to award two alumni scholarships to students each year; the IUKAA scholarship and the Kokomo Region Alumni scholarship. Both were generously created by alumni and donors to benefit students from any major at IU Kokomo. Since 2013, 54 students have
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GPAC to Host Little River Band in May
Cedar Creek to Host Bouquet of Kisses & Wine Event Feb. 12
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IUK Student Nurses Induction Ceremony
PRESS RELEASE Student nurses welcomed in traditional induction ceremony KOKOMO, Ind. — Indiana University Kokomo’s newest class of student nurses took the first steps toward becoming health care professionals at the School of Nursing and Allied Health Professions (SNAHP) traditional induction ceremony Wednesday (January 15). Assistant Dean Stephanie Pratt welcomed the students and their families, congratulating them on accepting the opportunity to become nurses. “With this gift, you will make a
Marion Schools Recognized by Woz ED
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Adobe Acrobat AI Assistant: All You Have to Do Is Ask Acrobat’s Generative AI Document & PDF Tool
Adobe Acrobat has long been an invaluable tool for business owners, entrepreneurs, and employees all over the world thanks to its wide array of PDF generation and editing tools. Now, Acrobat AI Assistant offers new benefits for businesses of all sizes. Acrobat AI Assistant’s revolutionary software can transform your business with its incredible features: Content Summarization and Insights: Long documents can be overwhelming to review, especially for busy entrepreneurs. The AI Assistant can
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