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Mental Health Matters Event at Matter Park April 30
Training Center Accepting Vendors for Spring Market
Derby Night at St. Paul, May 3
IUK L.E.A.D. Conference Explores Impact of AI on Business
PRESS RELEASE L.E.A.D. conference explores impact of AI on business The student-planned event is free and open to the public KOKOMO, Ind. — How can AI help businesses grow? Attendees can learn more about the impact of Artificial Intelligence at the Indiana University Kokomo Women in Business Student Organization’s Learn. Empower. Achieve. Dream. (L.E.A.D.) conference, set for Wednesday, April 2 in the Kelley Student Center. The conference is planned by students, who choose the speakers, reserve
6 JAG Students Qualify for National Competition
6 JAG Students Qualify for National Competition Mar 17, 2025 Six northeast Indiana high school students who were finalists in a state Jobs for America’s Graduates (JAG) event will compete April 24-26 at JAG’s National Career Development Conference in Indianapolis, the Indiana Department of Workforce Development (DWD) announced. The national conference is an opportunity for students to demonstrate their career readiness, connect with employers, and explore future opportunities. Northeast Indiana
MHS to Present Gershwin Classic ''Crazy for You'' this Spring
MHS to present Gershwin classic Crazy for You this spring Marion High School Choirs & Drama Club are bringing the Gershwin classic Crazy For You to the main stage at the Walton Performing Arts Center this April. Come out and enjoy this zany rich-boy-meets-hometown-girl romantic comedy, featuring some of George and Ira Gershwin's most memorable songs, including I Got Rhythm, They Can’t Take That Away From Me, Embraceable You, and Someone to Watch Over Me. The cast features students from Marion
IWU to Host Community Brunch April 13
Are you looking for a great place to eat after church? Perhaps a place to gather with your family and friends and share a great meal? If so, save the date of Sunday, April 13th on your calendar. We are inviting the IWU Community to experience a time of food and fellowship on the campus of IWU. The cost is $12.00 for an all you can eat delicious buffet. This is going to be a great day. Tell your friends, church groups, civic organizations, and maybe even invite someone you do not know. SAVE THE
IWU Registrations Open for Wildcat Summer Academy
MARION, IND. (Mar. 10, 2025) – Indiana Wesleyan University (IWU) has opened registration for the annual Wildcat Summer Academy (WSA) this June 15-20. The academy, held on IWU’s Marion campus, is open to high school students entering ninth grade through graduating seniors. WSA offers students a college-like experience, combining dynamic learning with enriching social interactions in a supportive environment. Participants develop new skills, engage with IWU faculty in thought-provoking ways, and explore
MCS Welcomes Principal Jones to Kendall Elemtnary
MCS welcomes Principal Jones to Kendall ElementaryJones will take the lead after spring break. Marion Community Schools is pleased to announce that Holly Jones has been named principal of Kendall Elementary School. Jones has several years of experience as a school administrator, and has been in education for 14 years. She said she looks forward to working with Marion Community Schools families, teachers, and the community to support an engaging learning environment that propels students toward academic
MCS Welcomes Mealy as CFO
MCS welcomes Mealy as district CFOExperienced administrator brings wide range of skills, perspectives. Marion Community Schools is pleased to welcome Kyle Mealy as its Chief Financial Officer. Mealy is an experienced school and district administrator with expertise in finance, operations, and strategic planning. He has been in education for more than 20 years. He committed to fiscally responsible, student-centered solutions, and he looks forward to supporting continued success at Marion Community
Tickets Now on Sale for CSA Civic Theatre’s Production of Children of Eden
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Tickets Now on Sale for CSA Civic Theatre’s Production of Children of Eden Marion, March 9, 2025 – The CSA Civic Theatre proudly presents Children of Eden, a breathtaking musical that brings the stories of creation and family to life through stunning music and powerful storytelling. Based on the first 9 ½ chapters of The Book of Genesis, Children of Eden explores the timeless struggle between parents and children across generations—first between Father (God) and Adam and Eve, then
Registration Open for Camp Minnetrista
Registration is now open for Camp Minnetrista! This summer, we’re offering four unique camps designed for kids ages 8-14, filled with fun, creativity, and learning. From Junior Chefs to Explorers, there’s something for every child to explore, create, and discover. We’re also offering free aftercare until 5 p.m. to make sure your child gets the most out of their camp experience. &##128467;️ Junior Chefs Camp | June 2–6, 2025 | Ages 9–11&##128467;️ Culinary Skills Camp | June 9–13, 2025 | Ages
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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
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