Articles Tagged: Marion

State found safety issues with ride where Marion boy died

Mayor Nick AbouAssaly says Youth Advisory Council gives him another opportunity to hear residents’ voices

A section of Marion Boulevard is closed as construction crews install girders for the new pedestrian bridge that will span the main Marion road.

Screenwriter Rick Garman will moderate screenings of two of his Hallmark films at Giving Tree Theater — “A Shoe Addict’s Christmas” at 2 p.m. Dec. 5 and his first Hallmark film, “Christmas In Homestead,” at 6 p.m. Dec. 6.

Get elevated and adventurous food that feels like home without feeling homely.

Jeremy Sneed, of Joliet, Ill., allegedly intended to kill a man in Marion with a firearm and the bullet instead struck a woman and injured her June 26 in Marion.

A partnership between Philips’ Diamond and Marion native Dianna Rae High in Louisiana seeks to send pre-sold diamonds to the International Space Station

Group asks for more data on policing but did not endorse police citizens review board at this time.

3 votes separate incumbent from challenger Dale Monroe

It’s hard to say when the recount board will finish counting the at-large votes by hand, deputy election commissioner says

School District Social Worker Michelle Wilson has lead the project over many years and through the pandemic and after the derecho, she is seeing more need than before

After much anticipation, The Hip-stir in Marion has opened up for dine-in service.

Giving Tree Theater brings ‘Curious Savage’ to stage after pandemic pause

Former Dairy Queen is flipped into locally run venture with year-round food.

Meskwaki Nation, the only federally recognized Tribal Nation in the state, is “against the use of Native American terms or images or symbols for sports or other marketing uses”