Memorial services for Marion native David Wayne Schmidtberger, 47, who gained his angel wings Nov. 4, 2024, at Methodist Hospital in Des Moines, were 11 a.m. Monday, Nov. 11, at Ankeny Funeral Home ...

Jordy Raymer and Kenna Wesner are Marion’s October Champions of Character. Wesner is said to be respectful to classmates and teachers, to have taken on leadership roles, and to have shown great ...

“Once Upon a Mattress” will open Nov. 15, 7 p.m., at The Performing Arts Center. An additional performance is scheduled for Saturday. Tickets cost $5 and are available at the high school office and at ...

“In Memoriam” listings are expanded paid obituaries, phrased as the family requests, and may include enhanced information or photographs that might not fit within free death notices.

Watts spoke at the Hub Nov 1. Reporters were not allowed in the meeting, but according to Hutchinson, the officer apologized for the impression he created, and went over ground rules for youths ...

Services for Maxine Barton, 93, Lincolnville, who died Sunday at St Luke Living Center in Marion, will be 4 p.m. Sunday at Hebron Lutheran Church, Burdick. Born July 25, 1931, in Tiltonsville, Ohio, ...

It’s clear you need a hardy disposition to work at the transfer station, where approximately 30,000 pounds of trash is dumped daily by residents, businesses, and the cities. Add to that five tons of ...

The rock opera “Godspell” will be presented this week in the Hillsboro Middle and High School auditorium. Performances will be at 7:30 p.m. Thursday through Saturday. Tickets are $10 each.

Four Hillsboro volleyball players were named to Central Kansas League’s all-league teams, and six Marion football teams were named to Heart of America all-league teams.

Frank Johnson, who has overseen Tabor College’s academic affairs since 2010 as vice president or provost, will become the college’s vice president for advancement this summer. Working with president ...

To get better means to admit where you came up short and try to do something about it rather than just accept it as a permanent failing. One local politician likes to excuse shortcomings by government ...

After four years of collaborating with Hillsboro Ford to provide complete services for his customers, former Newton auto salesman Mark Smith has decided to join the dealership in earnest.