Articles Tagged: Marion

Ohana Poké Shop delivers a new specialty in a fast, casual package, bringing together deconstructed sushi favorites and new curiosities with the Hawaiian staple.

The first Oktoberfest will feature 25 craft breweries from Iowa and surrounding regions.

The RAISE Grant funding would pay for more than half the remaining costs and speed up the overall project’s timeline by more than a decade.

Mary Weber has been in the job for two years, and there’s no shortage of work in the flower business.

The city will award $450,000 to Marion businesses affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Some 60 percent of businesses that responded to the Marion Economic Development Corp.’s latest Community Index said, despite continuing worker shortages locally and nationwide, they’d hired more employees during this past second quarter.

Marion is the birthplace of the man responsible for getting "The Big Book" published, the book that details the recovery process used by Alcoholics Anonymous.

According to the Black Hawk County Sheriff’s Office, 70-year-old Barbara Wallig lost control on the gravel road in the 10200 block of Main Road around 4:05 p.m. Sunday.

The funding would go toward sanitary sewer and water infrastructure projects

The measure before the City Council would allow off-road utility terrain vehicles to be operated on city streets. The final vote on the matter is scheduled for next month.

A new cafe designed for toddlers gives parents a chance to breathe in an environment that provides peace of mind.

Right now, it’s one collector per truck stopping at 500 houses per day

Ohana Poke Shop, at 2931 Seventh Ave., Suite 600 — in between Arby’s and Morning Story — is the city’s first restaurant to offer this type of Hawaiian cuisine.

Browse, sort or search City of Marion employee salaries for fiscal year 2021

City Council must approve new ordinance two more times before it becomes law