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United Way of Grant County Invites Community to Join Day of Action in 2026
Superhero Camp Returns This Summer to Help Kids Build Resilience, Confidence, and Emotional Well-Being
Community invited to volunteer, sponsor, and support the 10th year of free programming MARION, Ind. — This summer marks a major milestone as Superhero Camp celebrates its 10th year of helping children discover the strengths they already carry inside themselves. Hosted by Lark’s Song, Superhero Camp is a free five-day experience designed to help children build emotional intelligence, resilience, confidence, and practical tools for navigating life’s challenges. Through stories, music, movement, time in
IU Kokomo students rewarded for academic excellence with honor society induction
Nearly 50 Indiana University Kokomo students were recognized for academic achievement in fields ranging from political science to sociology, and from radiologic sciences to communication arts, with their selection for national honor societies. Phi of Indiana Chapter of Alpha Kappa Delta, the International Sociology Honor Society Three students wereinducted into the Phi of Indiana Chapter of Alpha Kappa Delta, the International Sociology Honor Society. They include:Logansport:Serenity Maree
Gas City Performing Arts Center Offers Discounted Tickets for GGC Chamber Members
Chamber Members can save $8.00 per ticket by using the promotional code "CHAMBER" when purchasing tickets.
Grant County Economic Growth Council Names C. Ted Ward, II Executive Director
MARION, Ind. — The Grant County Economic Growth Council announced today that C. Ted Ward, II has been named its next Executive Director, effective May 18, 2026. Ward, who was born and raised in Grant County, spending his formative years in both Marion and Upland, returns to lead the organization after a career building and scaling civic, educational, and workforce development programs across East Central Indiana. Ward succeeds Chuck Binkerd, who has served as Executive Director since 2024 and will
Summers of Marion Named a Best Place to Work in Indiana for 4th Consecutive Year
Summers of Marion, part of Summers Plumbing Heating & Cooling, has once again been recognized as one of Indiana’s Best Places to Work by the Indiana Chamber of Commerce, marking the fourth consecutive year the company has earned the honor. The annual Best Places to Work in Indiana program recognizes companies that demonstrate outstanding workplace culture, employee engagement, leadership, and commitment to team member success. The Best Places to Work in Indiana program is organized by the Indiana
Upland Community Market Kicks off May 22nd and Runs Through October
Join us on May 22nd for the first Upland Community Market of 2026. Pappie's Smokehouse and Los Compadres will be serving up some of their most popular dishes!
Three elementary students honored in statewide art competition
Three elementary students honored in statewide art competition Three Marion elementary students were selected as regional winners in a prestigious statewide art exhibition. They join two MHS students whose awards were previously announced. Orion Coffey, Riverview Elementary 2nd-grader, Mayvani Gray, Allen Elementary 4th-grader, and Ja'Marla Hill, Allen Elementary 2nd-grader, were honored for their art works submitted to the Juried Exhibition of Student Art in conjunction with the Quadrennial
Cougars claim four honors at inaugural IU Regional Campus Athletic Awards Celebration
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. —Student-athletes from Indiana University Kokomo claimed four of the six awards given at theinaugural IU Regional Campus Athletics Awards Celebration. The brought together the top student-athletes, coaches, and teams from across five IU regional campuses — IU Kokomo, IU East, IU Northwest, IU South Bend, and IU Southeast — to recognize excellence in athletics, academics, leadership, character, and campus involvement throughout the 2025-26 academic year.IU KOKOMO HONOREESCareer
Graduates showcase their college journeys with mortarboard decor
KOKOMO, Ind. — A lot of late-night study sessions made Brandon Maish’s Indiana University Kokomo degree possible. As he celebrated Commencement Thursday with his classmates, he commemorated his journey to degrees in history and political science, and criminal justice, by decorating his mortarboard, or cap, making it uniquely his in a sea of black-robed graduates. He was one of many in the more than 400 graduates who showed off their creativity by sporting unique decorations, ranging from flowers to
State Approves Marion School Board's New Election Districts
State approves Marion School Board’s new election districts The state has approved an amended organization plan for the Marion Community Schools Board of School Trustees that changes the way its members are elected. On October 28, 2025, the Marion School Board voted to adopt the plan. After completing all legal requirements, the plan was submitted to the Indiana State Board of Education for approval. The SBOE approved the plan on May 13, 2026. This means that candidates filing for election in fall
HMW Standout Business Episode: Tyler & Abby Hewitt of Ashley's Ice Cream Cafe
What happens when you mix a passion for speed with a love for local flavor? In this episode, we’re joined by Tyler and Abby Hewitt, the powerhouse co-owners of Ashley's Ice Cream Cafe. We dive into their journey of entrepreneurship, from balancing the fast-paced world of racing to building a beloved local staple that serves up more than just sweet treats. Hear the story of how they’ve grown their business while keeping community and family at the heart of everything they do. It’s an inspiring
Indiana Michigan Power Releases New Bill Support Center
I&M has launched a new Bill Support Center designed to give customers clearer, easier access to information about their electric bills, rate options, and available programs to help manage energy costs. The Bill Support Center is a one‑stop shop for residential customers across our service territory. It brings together tools and resources to answer common questions such as what’s included in their bill, whether rates have changed and why, and what options are available if a bill is higher than
Carey Services Renews Bell Seal Gold for 2026, Advancing Toward Platinum
Carey Services is proud to announce it has once again been awarded the 2026 Bell Seal for Workplace Mental Health at the Gold level by Mental Health America (MHA), the nation’s leading nonprofit dedicated to promoting mental health, well-being, and illness prevention. This marks the organization’s second consecutive year receiving Gold-level recognition, reinforcing Carey Services’ deep and evolving commitment to creating a workplace culture where employees are supported, valued, and empowered. The Bell
Register for IDEM's Next P2 Toolkit Lunch & Learn: Soiled Rag Management
IDEM is offering Indiana businesses free resources for implementing easy, low-cost and cost-saving pollution prevention practices into their day-to-day operations. The Indiana Pollution Prevention (P2) Toolkit Program focuses on helping small businesses and manufacturers reduce or eliminate pollution at the source by establishing current best management practices for using water, energy, air, raw materials, and other resources efficiently. This program is open to all Indiana-regulated
Space telescope discoveries topic of free Observatory open house
What are the “little red dots” discovered by NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope? Learn more about the mysterious red shifted objects discovered recently, at the last Indiana University Kokomo Observatory free open house of the academic year. Patrick Motl, professor of physics, will begin the open house at 8 p.m. Sunday, May 17, with a presentation of the “little red dots,” believed to be a transitional phase between dense, star-forming galaxies and active galactic nuclei, according to NASA. “The
School of Business lauds success of students at year-end celebration
Faculty and staff in the Indiana University Kokomo School of Business recognized the achievements of its students at its annual recognition ceremony Thursday (May 7) in Kresge Auditorium. Dean Chittibabu Govindarajalu said the academic year has been exciting and fruitful for the School, especially due to the academic achievements of its students. He cited the Entrepreneurship Club’s multiple business fairs, the student-led LEAD Conference, volunteer tax preparation services by accounting students to
Radiologic sciences graduates applauded at pinning ceremony
Indiana University Kokomo’s School of Nursing and Allied Health Professions (SNAHP) welcomed 15 new healthcare professionals in the radiologic and imaging sciences at its annual pinning ceremony. Angela Opsahl, dean of the School of Nursing and Allied Health Professions, welcomed students, family, and friends to the celebration of the hard work, dedication, and commitment they have shown by completing their degrees. She added that it takes a strong, dedicated, and compassionate individual to enter the
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Marion students earn top awards at Indiana Thespians State Conference
Marion Community Schools congratulates 13 of our students who earned 15 top awards at the annual Indiana Thespians State Conference. The students, who are all also enrolled in the CSA Arts Academy, attended the conference with the International Thespian Society troupe at the Marion Community School of the Arts. Congratulations to these Marion students, who all earned Superior rankings in the prestigious International Thespian Excellence Awards (Thespys for short), recognizing the highest level of
Williams to take the lead for Marion Giants boys basketball
Marion High School is pleased to welcome Johnnie Williams as its next boys basketball head coach. Williams is an MHS graduate, Class of 1990, and he has 15 years of coaching experience, including nearly a dozen years at the collegiate level. Most recently he has been a club basketball head coach on the Under Armour Association Circuit in Texas. Prior to that he was assistant coach for the Prairie View A&M University men’s basketball team, defensive coordinator and assistant coach for Alabama A&M
Paraprofessional program offers life-changing degree
KOKOMO, Ind. — As the oldest daughter of immigrants, Lucy Ponce grew up overseeing her home while her parents worked to provide for the family. Her degree in education earned at Indiana University Kokomo will help her chart a new path for her own family. “I was the oldest of three. I helped take care of my siblings, I got good grades because my parents were expecting that, but if I didn’t, nobody was holding me accountable,” she said. “Knowing my kids don’t have to go through that, they get to check the
Washington takes the lead at Marion High School
Washington takes the lead at Marion High School Javon Washington is stepping into the role of principal for Marion High School. He has been part of the leadership team at MHS since 2023, first as dean and then as assistant principal. He has also served as interim co-principal since February, alongside fellow interim co-principal JaLair Flynn. “I am excited for this new role,” Washington said. “Becoming the building principal of Marion High School at this time is a full-circle moment for me.
Pinning ceremony honors nursing, OTA graduates
Indiana University Kokomo’s School of Nursing and Allied Health Professions (SNAHP) honored its 2026 graduates at its traditional pinning ceremony on Wednesday (May 6) in Havens Auditorium. Nine students earned the Bachelor of Science in Rehabilitation Sciences, along with one receiving a Bachelor of Science in Applied Health Science and 43 earning a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Jennifer Negron, lecturer of occupational therapy, welcomed the graduating class, family, friends, faculty, and staff to
Help Choose The 2026 Employer Seminar Topics
Northeast Indiana Works is the region’s nonprofit workforce development organization, connecting public and private resources to support education, training, and employment needs aligned with our regional industries. Each year, we serve more than 17,000 individuals and over 600 employers across Economic Growth Region 3, which includes Adams, Allen, DeKalb, Grant, Huntington, LaGrange, Noble, Steuben, Wabash, Wells, and Whitley counties. We also oversee 11 WorkOne Northeast career centers, state and
MJH earns ISSMA's highest honor for 11th time in a row
MJH earns ISSMA's highest honor for 11th time in a row For the 11th time in row, the McCulloch Junior High School music department has qualified for the Indiana State School Music Association’s highest honor, the J/M/E Total Department All Music Award — the only school in the state to do so 11 times in a row, and one of only nine schools in the state to earn the award this year. Every year, ISSMA hosts several competitions for music students in the state. The All Music Awards are the culmination of
U.S. DOL Wage & Hour Division: Indianapolis District Office April Update
Clear Regulations Make for Predictable and Less Costly Compliance The U.S. Department of Labor has announced a proposed rule to address joint employer status under three federal wage and hour laws- the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA), and Migrant and Seasonal Agricultural Worker Protection Act (MSPA). This rulemaking aims to provide great clarity and consistency in how joint employer status is determined under these laws, which would benefit workers, business
Fairmount Camp Event & Retreat Center 2nd annual 5K & FunRun
May 14 Commencement to celebrate IUK Class of 2026
KOKOMO, Ind. — Indiana University Kokomo will celebrate the achievements of the Class of 2026 at its Commencement ceremony on Thursday, May 14. The ceremony will honor the 571 members of the Class of 2026, who represent 45 Indiana counties, 12 states, and 12 countries. More than 22 percent of the graduates are first generation college students, and 24 are graduating with a 4.0 grade point average. Eighty-one students are earning master’s degrees, 490 are earning bachelor’s degrees, and 13 are
Computer science senior plans MBA as next step
KOKOMO, Ind. — When Sean Sonnenberg enrolled at Indiana University Kokomo three years ago, the newly-formed eSports team gave him a place to belong. “It was great,” he said. “There are plenty of computer science people who are also in eSports, so I got to connect with them earlier than I would have just in class. Being able to compete with a team was a great experience. It was very different than playing casually.” As he prepares to graduate May 14, Sonnenberg, from Kokomo, said being part of the team
Google AI-FREE Essentials Prep Workshops – Ivy Tech Marion
With the new statewide IN AI initiative, Indiana is becoming one of the most AI-ready states in the nation. As part of Indiana’s growing focus on AI workforce development, Ivy Tech Marion &##127891; is offering FREE Google AI Essentials Prep Workshops for local small and mid-sized businesses and non-technical professionals. &##128187; No coding or technical background required. ✨ Workshop Topics Include:AI FundamentalsAI-Powered ProductivityGenerative AI ToolsPrompt EngineeringResponsible AI
IUK students win NCAA competition in March Madness class
IUK students win NCAA competition in March Madness class KOKOMO, Ind. — Everyone loves an underdog story — especially in the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament. A team of Indiana University Kokomo students outperformed teams from IU Indianapolis, Indiana State University, Butler University, Ball State University, and University of Indianapolis to win the culminating competition of a class hosted by the NCAA and the Indiana Sports Corp. as part of March Madness. “We were the smallest program involved in
New Region 3 Labor Market Data from DWD
Labor Market ReviewThe Labor Market Review contains a monthly snapshot of various labor market information in Economic Growth Region 3. This report consists of data for February 2026. Some of the data in this report includes:Labor force: employment and unemployment Consumer Price IndexUnemployment insurance claimsWARN NoticesIndiana Career Connect: applicants and job postingsIndustry employmentBureau of Labor Statistics commentaryView The Full Report Here
Donor impact applauded at Chancellor’s Guild Dinner
More photos here Donor impact applauded at Chancellor’s Guild Dinner KOKOMO, Ind. — Indiana University Kokomo honored the donors who allow the campus to innovate and serve at the annual Chancellor’s Guild dinner. Chancellor Mark Canada said the event recognizes people who make IU Kokomo a home for students and a pillar for north central Indiana. “We see the results of your generosity every day. Our campus life is more vibrant than ever,” he said, noting that more than 61 percent of first-year,
NMAT Students Create Logo for Local Not-for-profit Science Fair
KOKOMO, Ind. — When the 63rd annual Howard County Science Fair takes place in February 2027, it will include a new logo created by an Indiana University Kokomo student. Erika Creighton’s design was chosen from eight submitted by students in the Identity, Design, and Branding class taught by Michael Koerner, associate professor of new media, who said the project mimicked the competitive process students might experience as graphic design artists, and allowed them to practice what they’ve learned during
Graduating Teachers Honored at Recognition Ceremony
More photos here Graduating teachers honored at recognition ceremony KOKOMO, Ind. — Faculty and staff in the Indiana University Kokomo Division of Education, along with the 2026 Indiana Teacher of the Year, welcomed 50 new teachers into the profession at its annual recognition and pinning ceremony. Scott Jones, executive vice chancellor of academic affairs, congratulated the graduates on becoming teachers, noting they have a great responsibility to the children they will teach. “Each of you will have
Women In Faith Mission Fundraiser
New or gently used shoes (men's, women's, and children's) are being collected through June 15. This fundraiser provides funds for local missions, and more importantly, the shoes collected are used globally in under-resourced countries for people to start micro-businesses. Shoes can be dropped off at First United Methodist Church in downtown Marion (7th & Adams Streets). Look for designated locations in the Narthex and Fellowship Hall. At the end of the campaign, we will BLESS them before sending them to
Marion High School Alumni Association Honors Scholarship Recipients
Marion High School Alumni Association is pleased to announce 45 scholarship awards totaling more than $37,000 for 20 outstanding Marion High School graduating seniors! MHSAA is proud to note that this is another record-setting amount, and it includes two new scholarships awarded for the first time this year. MHSAA is grateful for our collaborative relationship with Marion Community Schools and the community, which enables us to help provide excellent opportunities for Marion students! The following
GRAE Open House & Ribbon Cutting
On behalf of Grant Regional Adult Education, I am pleased to invite you to a special Open House and Ribbon Cutting event on Wednesday, May 14th, from 2:30 PM to 4:30 PM. This event marks an exciting milestone for our program as we continue expanding opportunities for adult learners in our community. Our mission is to empower individuals through education, workforce readiness, and lifelong learning, and this celebration is an opportunity to showcase the impact of that work. We would be honored to have
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EGR 3 Quarterly Labor Market Reports
Quarterly Reports are Available Three different quarterly reports includes information on online job ads, industry sector employment and wages, and UI claimants in Economic Growth Region 3. Real-Time Job Demand Online job postings summary of real-time data including skills, certifications, and education/experience from many different online job boards.View the Report Industry Sector Snapshot A quarterly count of employment and wages by industry from the Indiana Department of Workforce
Steps of Honor Veterans Walk
STEPS OF HONOR VETERANS WALK Join us for Steps of Honor, a community walk honoring the men and women who served our country Saturday, November 7 Mississinewa High School Track HONOR SPONSOR $1,000Limited availabilityLarge logo on event shirtsEvent signageSocial media recognition5 registrations PATRIOT SPONSOR $500Business name on event shirtsEvent signageSocial media recognition3 registrations VENDOR BOOTH $50Table spaceConnect with the communityLimited availability All proceeds benefit local
Radiant Health to Host Free ''Mental Health Matters'' Event for Youth and Families
[Marion, IN – 4/16/26] Radiant Health will host Mental Health Matters, presented by TJR Group, on Thursday, May 14, 2026, from 5:00 to 7:30 p.m. at the Gardens of Matter Park. This is a free community event focused on supporting youth mental wellness and overall well-being. Designed for youth of all ages and their families, the event will feature engaging, hands-on activities that help young people build emotional self-regulation, learn healthy coping strategies, and strengthen their overall well-being.
Culture Fest invites campus community to celebrate its people
KOKOMO, Ind. — The sweet scent of coconut soup and the sounds of percussion filled the air in Indiana University Kokomo’s Alumni Hall Tuesday (April 14), as students, faculty, and staff celebrated Culture Fest. The event invites all to experience a day centered on culture, community, and connection. Hosted by the Multicultural Center and the International Student Organization, it offered tastes of international food and candy, informational posters, and the chance to meet and talk to people from a
McCulloch Junior High Invites Community Professionals to Participate in Career Day
Marion, IN — McCulloch Junior High School is inviting community members to participate in its upcoming Career Day on May 15, 2026, from 9:30 AM to 11:30 AM.The event will include four 20-minute sessions scheduled throughout the morning, giving students the opportunity to learn about a variety of career paths and gain insight into the education, skills, and experiences needed to achieve their goals."Our students are eager to learn about a variety of career paths and gain insight into the education, skills,
January 2026 Labor Market Review (Economic Growth Region 3)
Labor Market ReviewThe Labor Market Review contains a monthly snapshot of various labor market information in Economic Growth Region 3. This report consists of data for January 2026. Some of the data in this report includes:Labor force: employment and unemployment Consumer Price IndexUnemployment insurance claimsWARN NoticesIndiana Career Connect: applicants and job postingsIndustry employmentBureau of Labor Statistics commentaryClick here to view the full report.
Free Workshop to Explore the Role of Play & Storytelling in STEM Learning
Free workshop to explore the role of play, storytelling, in STEM learning KOKOMO, Ind. — Teachers are invited to learn how to enhance STEM education through storytelling and play, at a free workshop Thursday, April 23, at Indiana University Kokomo. Playing with Dolls & STEM in the Classroom incorporates Friends Forever Club dolls, each of which has a STEM interest and story. Christina Romero, associate professor of education, and Jennifer McNeany, assistant clinical professor in school psychology,
Cory Simon Named Greater Fort Wane Business Weekly's 40 Under 40
Summers Plumbing Heating & Cooling proudly recognizes Cory Simon for being named to Greater Fort Wayne Business Weekly’s 40 Under 40 Class of 2026, honoring emerging leaders making an impact across Northeast Indiana. Cory, who serves as the Hiring Consultant at Summers Plumbing Heating & Cooling, was recognized last week for his leadership, professional achievements, and commitment to the community.
HMW Standout Business Episode: Wendy Puffer of Marion Design Co.
How Marion Works Ep. 7 — Marion Design Co.‘s Co-founder/CEO Wendy Puffer discusses the root of her business and her team’s thoughtful approach to assist individuals, businesses, and organizations large and small in reaching their goals. Listen at https://cityofmarion.in.gov/news-events/hmw-standout-business-episode-wendy-puffer-of-marion-design-co
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America at 250: Reflections on Community Exhibit at Minnetrista
What does it mean to be an American? Minnetrista Museum & Gardens invites visitors to explore this question in America at 250: Reflections on Community, on view April 4 through October 25, 2026, in the Center Building’s Gallery 2. As part of the nation’s 250th anniversary, this interactive exhibition centers on the people and perspectives that shape American identity today. Through dialogue, storytelling, and shared reflection, visitors are invited to consider their own experiences—and how individual
Lisa Edwards on How Marion Works: The Podcast
Catch the Latest How Marion Works Podcast ft. Lisa Edwards of MFD
Profitable Doesn't Mean Protected: Recession-Proofing Your Grant County Business
Recession-proofing your small business means building cash reserves, tightening collections, retaining key employees, and keeping customers close — all before economic pressure forces those decisions. Profitability alone doesn't guarantee survival: a 2025 peer-reviewed umbrella review in the Review of Managerial Science found that small businesses face steeper recession risk than large firms due to restricted capital access, limited managerial capacity, and dependence on a narrow customer base. For
Knowing When to Part Ways: A Practical Guide for Handling Employee or Contractor Terminations
Business leaders, HR managers, and founders eventually face one of the most difficult management decisions: letting someone go. Whether the person is an employee or a contractor, the decision affects morale, productivity, and the organization’s culture. Handling the situation thoughtfully protects the company while maintaining fairness and professionalism.Key Takeaways Performance patterns matter more than isolated mistakes. Clear expectations and documentation reduce legal and operational
How Huntington Business Owners Can Make Every Presentation Pay Off
Public speaking is one of the most underleveraged growth tools available to small business owners. A single well-delivered talk can generate leads, open doors with investors, and establish your credibility faster than any ad campaign. For owners connected to the Greater Grant County Chamber, that opportunity is closer than most realize — and the business owners who step up to speak are consistently ahead of those who don't.The Real Cost of Staying Quiet If you've decided public speaking "just isn't for
Why Financial Literacy Is a Core Skill for Small Business Owners
Small business owners operate at the center of every major decision their company makes. Financial knowledge—understanding cash flow, costs, pricing, and profitability—helps owners make decisions that keep the business stable and growing. Without a clear grasp of the numbers behind operations, even a strong product or service can struggle to sustain itself. When entrepreneurs understand how money moves through their company, they gain the ability to plan ahead, manage risk, and respond to unexpected
Take Charge of Your Own Small Business Marketing in Greater Grant County
Small business owners in Greater Grant County often juggle operations, customer service, and community involvement—but marketing is the lever that multiplies all of those efforts. Owning your marketing doesn’t require big budgets; it requires clarity, consistency, and a willingness to test what works in your community. Learn below about: How small businesses can build simple, durable marketing habits Why understanding your audience shapes every message you put out Where local owners tend to get
Thriving Through the Surge: Smart Ways to Handle Sudden Business Growth
When a small business experiences a sudden surge in demand, the initial excitement can quickly be tempered by the reality of stretched systems, overwhelmed staff, and precarious finances. Managing rapid growth isn’t just about keeping up — it’s about making intentional choices that preserve quality, protect cash flow, and prepare the company for sustainable scaling. Unplanned expansion can strain operations, hurt customer satisfaction, and create lasting financial instability if not managed carefully.
How Smart Accounting Keeps Small Businesses Confident and Compliant
When you’re running a small business, financial health is just as critical as customer growth. Owners often think of accounting only in terms of compliance — filing taxes or meeting state requirements — but in reality, disciplined accounting practices provide the visibility you need to make confident growth decisions. Whether you’re hiring your first employee, taking out a line of credit, or preparing for expansion, clarity in your books removes the guesswork. Track Cash Flow Like a Daily Pulse Cash
How Smart Companies Build Bridges Across Departments
The challenge isn’t that departments don’t want to collaborate. It’s that they often don’t know how to do it meaningfully. Despite the best intentions, silos form easily and solidify over time, leaving once-fluid organizations rigid and reactive. The businesses that figure out how to breach those invisible walls—those are the ones that grow faster, solve problems quicker, and weather disruption with less drama. Interdepartmental communication isn’t just a buzzword anymore; it’s the backbone of companies
Gilead Tenderloin Fry
Join us for the Gilead Tenderloin Fry featuring Rock’s Concessions’ “Greatest” Giant Tenderloins. This community event is a great opportunity to enjoy a delicious meal while supporting a meaningful cause. Event Details Saturday, May 16, 2026 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM Location 4853 S Western Ave Marion, IN 46953 Tickets can be purchased at the Gilead office or online at MyGilead.org. For questions, please call 765-664-3734 or email gileadmin@gmail.com. All proceeds support the work of Gilead