Articles Tagged: Marion

Due to rain in the forecast, the Marion Parks and Recreation Department has made the decision to postpone tonight’s Moonlit Movie at Lowe Park.

A ribbon cutting ceremony will take place at 4:30 p.m. Monday in Marion for the reconstructed former railroad bridge that spans Indian Creek, completing a portion of the CeMar Trail project.

Frydae in uptown Marion and The Brass Fountain in Solon opened in June, offering new ice cream treats in time for the Fourth of July.

The Marion Big Band is back for its 26th season playing classic music from the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s. The first concert starts at 7 p.m. Thursday at Marion’s Uptown City Park.

Construction is slated to begin July 13; businesses will remain open during two-year project.

City conducting damage assessments and providing free debris pick up

A woman was shot in the leg early Saturday at an apartment complex in southeast Marion, police said.

Delays in appliance shipping and touch ups the reason for newest delay

After almost a decade in the position, the executive director of the Marion Heritage Center and Museum is retiring this summer.

The bank branch will close Friday ahead of its demolition and is expected to reopen in the spring of 2022.

Beekeeping inspired the opening of Cherry Meadow

The Grill Works in Marion has been selected as a finalist for an Iowa Economic Development Authority statewide award.

The mini pitch is part of Pro Iowa’s effort to expand soccer around the state

He will begin his new role on July 26

Busy intersection will be closed for eight weeks, starting June 21