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State Senator Andy Zay to host town halls
STATEHOUSE (Nov. 14, 2019) — State Sen. Andy Zay (R-Huntington) will host four town hall meetings to discuss issues that will be addressed in the upcoming legislative session Saturday, Nov. 23. WHO: State Sen. Andy Zay (R-Huntington) WHAT: Town hall meetings to discuss 2020 legislative topics WHEN: Saturday, November 23 WHERE: 8 to 9 A.M. at the Honeywell Center – Honeywell Room 275 West Market Street Wabash, IN
Small Business Saturday Kickoff Event at the Boston Hill Center
Small Business Saturday Kickoff Event at the Boston Hill Center (see flyer)
Christmas in Converse
Christmas in Converse (see flyer)
NOVEMBER events scheduled by the Taylor University Dept. of Music, Theatre, and Dance
“Big Band Potpourri” featuring Taylor University Jazz Band and Jazz Combo directed by Jeff Anderson Thursday, November 21 @ 7:30 PM Butz Carruth Recital Hall | Smith-Hermanson Music Center No admission charge Join the Taylor University Jazz Band & Jazz Combo on Nov. 21st for “Big Band Potpourri” featuring a little bit of Cole Porter, a little bit of Christmas, a little bit of blues, and a little bit of just about everything else! There is no admission charge for this program which begins at 7:30 PM
WU-Marion to launch Master of Social Work program in Fall 2020
Indiana Wesleyan University is pleased to announce the addition of an accredited Master of Social Work (MSW) program to the IWU-Marion campus, making IWU the only Council for Christian Colleges & Universities (CCCU) school in Indiana with an accredited residential MSW program. The MSW program is designed to prepare students for advanced social work practice with an emphasis on clinical skills. Building off of the existing MSW – a fully online program currently available through IWU-National & Global –
Grant County Rescue Mission's Turkey Day 5k Fun Run & Walk
Grant County Rescue Mission's Turkey Day 5k Fun Run & Walk (see flyer) & postcard (see here)
Taylor University Dept. of Music, Theatre, and Dance upcoming events
Taylor Univ. Dept. of Music, Theatre, and Dance upcoming events (see calendar) (see wind ensemble concert) (see global music poster)
Texas Roadhouse announces Cobranded Gift Cards
Texas Roadhouse Gift Cards (see here)
Ivy Tech Fresh Start Program
Ivy Tech Fresh Start 2020 (click here)
MUTLI-PLATINUM RECORDING ARTIST WELCOMED TO FORD THEATER STAGE
MUTLI-PLATINUM RECORDING ARTIST WELCOMED TO FORD THEATER STAGEJackie Evancho will perform selections from past repertoire, “New American Songbook” WHO: Jackie Evancho WHAT: Jackie Evancho will return to the Ford Theater stage as part of the Wabash Valley Music Association series, presented by Parkview Wabash Hospital.WHERE: Honeywell Center, 275 West Market Street, Wabash, IN 46992.WHEN: Saturday, Nov. 23 at 7:30 p.m. WHY:
Grant County’s Greatest
Grant County's Greatest (see picture)
November Stories Released for the City of Marion
Check out this month's stories! Champion of the Month: Gus SmartEmployee Spotlight: Ofc. Drew TittleBusiness Spotlight: The Quilters Hall of Fame (nonprofit) Archived Stories: www.cityofmarion.in.gov/storiesProgram Information: https://cityofmarion.in.gov/government/departments/community-development-marketing/marketing-community-relations Source: City of Marion
McCulloch, Justice, Riverview students selected for All-State Honor Choir
MARION — Marion Community Schools is proud to announce that choir students from three of our schools have earned spots in the Indiana Music Education Association’s All-State Honor Choirs. The McCulloch Junior High School students selected were Nathaniel Aguila, Caleb Huff, Emily Luckey, Chloe Phillips, and Caroline Russell; from Justice Intermediate School, Aubry Roedl was selected; and from Riverview Elementary School, Joseph Hancock and Hannah Huff were selected. This group is the largest ever
LifeStream needs your help to deliver hope during the holidays
LifeStream is seeking support from the community to help them deliver hope to older adults who are isolated and alone during the holiday season with AngelWish. LifeStream’s AngelWish program coordinates the delivery of gift bags filled with practical necessities to isolated older adults in Blackford, Delaware, Fayette, Franklin, Grant, Henry, Jay, Madison, Randolph, Rush, Union, and Wayne counties. This bag is more than just material goods - it is hope for a better tomorrow. For over 20 years, generous
8 Marion High School musicians selected for IBA All-District Honor Band
MARION — Eight Marion High School band students have been selected to perform in the Indiana Bandmasters Association All-District Honor Band. This is the third year in a row that eight MHS students have been selected for this honor. The musicians selected are: Seniors Saralena Bergsma, Allison Faulkner, Austin Guess, and Jaelin Lindsey Juniors Carynna Aguila and Soren Bruehler Sophomores Abby Montgomery and Kadence Monroe Each of these students was recommended by their band
Via Credit Union Wins State Level Awards
The Indiana Credit Union League (ICUL) recently selected Via Credit Union as the First Place winner of the 2019 Louise Herring Philosophy in Action Award for credit unions of $250 million -$1 billion in assets. In addition, Second Place honors were also awarded for the 2019 Dora Maxwell Social Responsibility Community Service Award and Desjardins for Youth Financial Literacy Award. The Louise Herring Philosophy in Action Award recognizes credit unions that demonstrate in an extraordinary way the
Marion High School musician selected for IJEA All-District Jazz Honor Band
MARION — Marion High School junior Soren Bruehler has been selected to perform in the Indiana Jazz Educators Association All-District Jazz Honor Band for the second year in a row. It is the second honor band the MHS trombone player has been selected to this year. The All-District Jazz Honor Band is a great opportunity and gives students a chance to learn and grow as musicians. To be selected for the IJEA Honor Band, students are recommended by their band director, and must submit applications to be
Marion JROTC Raiders earn State Runner-Up title; next up, Nationals
MARION — The Marion High School JROTC Raiders battled 17 other teams, the cold pouring rain, and five grueling competitive events last Saturday at Camp Atterbury to become the Indiana JROTC Raider State Runner-Up. The competition, hosted by the Indiana Army National Guard, pitted the best Raider teams from across the state in a series of physically demanding events designed to test the strength, stamina, and teamwork abilities of the competing cadets. At the end of the competition, the Marion team
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IWU professor and students co-author research selected for publication
Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research, a peer-reviewed scientific journal, selected for publication research that was conducted by Indiana Wesleyan University’s Dr. Warren Rogers (pictured here), Blanchard chair and professor of Physics, and two of his undergraduate students, Andrew Wantz ’20 and James Boone ‘19. The research, conducted primarily at the National Superconducting Cyclotron Laboratory at Michigan State University (MSU), focused on improving understanding of how
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LifeStream Services provides free Medicare consultations during Open Enrollment
LifeStream Services is providing free Medicare consultations with trained State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP) counselors during Medicare Open Enrollment. The State Health Insurance Assistance Program provides free, impartial health insurance information for people with Medicare. SHIP can help answer questions regarding Medicare, Medicare Supplement Insurance, Medicare Advantage, Medicaid, long-term care insurance, prescription coverage, and low-income assistance. One-on-one appointments
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Student Matinee'' ''Miss Nelson Has a Field Day''
WABASH, Ind.— The Honeywell Foundation’s Educational Outreach Program is presenting two Student Matinee performances of the Miss Nelson Has a Field Day on Tues., Nov. 19, 2019 at 10 a.m., and again at 12 noon. The performances will take place in the Honeywell Center’s Ford Theater. Return to Horace B. Smedley School where the “Smedley Tornadoes” have never won a football game (or even scored a single point)! Kind-hearted Miss Nelson comes to the rescue when she enlists the help of her alter ego, the
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China and Wabash: Working Together Today
WABASH, Ind.— The Honeywell House welcomes husband and wife Dave and Sandy Haist as they present “China and Wabash: Working Together Today,” scheduled for Tues., Nov. 19 at 7 p.m. Together they will share their experiences during a recent trip when they traveled with a group of Wabash residents to Wabash’s sister city, Linhai, and several other cities in China. The Haists focused on learning about the arts, culture, and history of both Linhai and China, thereby exploring ways in which Wabash can be more
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Festival of Trees Registration Form
The Wyndmoor of Marion Festival of Trees (click here to view)
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Senior Care Marketing Groups Annual Soup Tasting Fundraiser
Senior Care Marketing Groups Annual Soup Tasting Fundraiser. (see flyer) Any interested vendors outside of the Senior Care Marketing group can either contact Abbi Moore with Wesleyan Health Care Center (765) 618-8255 or Cassie Austin with Wyndmoor of Marion, (765) 603-0032.
