Thanksgiving gas prices are projected to be the highest they’ve been in five years, but don’t let that discourage you, says GasBuddy. Prices are still relatively affordable, says ...Read more
The longest-serving leader of the Indiana House has decided to retire after the 2020 legislative session. Republican Speaker Brian Bosma told lawmakers Tuesday that he would continue in his ...Read more
Howard County’s traditional “Christmas at the Seiberling” begins on Saturday, Nov. 30 with a lighting ceremony and opening night tours of the amazing Seiberling Mansion. Santa will arrive at ...Read more
The Gilead House has been told they must come up with $130,000 for a new sprinkler system in the building to continue safely housing women. The home provides a safe place for young women battling ...Read more
Breakstone’s Cottage Cheese is the subject of a new food recall. Kraft Heinz, which owns Breakstone’s, is recalling 9,500 cases of Breakstone’s because there could be metal or red ...Read more
If you felt like you received an increased number of robocalls last month, you weren’t imagining it. Numbers show we were flooded with a record 5.7 billion robocalls in October which equates ...Read more
Grant County’s Community Job Fair is this Thursday at Hontz Hall in Gas City. Each job fair offers soft skill training, resume help and interview prep for attendees upon arrival. The job fair is ...Read more
At Monday’s City of Marion Board of Works and Safety meeting, the board denied a grievance by a Marion firefighter to pay him for extended time off for non-duty injuries. According to the ...Read more
The Marion Police Department has received three new speed detectors, thanks to a grant administered through the Indiana Criminal Justice Institute in partnership with the National Highway Traffic ...Read more
A dog was shot and killed in a Marion home Sunday afternoon after an argument between a man and his brother’s girlfriend. The incident happened at 2:08 p.m. in the 1000 block of W. Fifth St. ...Read more
