Laura Fowler is a Contributing Editor for Condé Nast Traveller, specializing in travel and lifestyle content. Her work has been featured in various publications, including The Telegraph, The Sydney Morning Herald, and Condé Nast Traveller India. Laura's articles cover a range of topics, from destination guides and hotel recommendations to community events and local news stories.
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The mural that Hillsboro’s Kayla Gallaway completed for Parkside Homes resident Betty Seibel.
Martin and Bertha Jost immigrated to Hillsboro in the late 1800s. Their descendants have met every year in Hillsboro around Thanksgiving to hold a reunion. This year marked the 100th Reunion for the Jost family.
Physical Therapists Alex Brooks, DPT, Jennica Carlson, DPT, Karson Taulbee, DPT, and Sheryl Simmonds, DPT, now offer dry needling at the Therapy Clinic at St. Luke’s Hospital & Living Center in Marion.
By: Connor Sturges, Sarah Rodrigues, Olivia Morelli, Megan Spurrell, Kurt Johnson, Sonya Barber, Danielle Demetriou, Laura Fowler, Euan Ferguson
Writer Kurt Johnson seeks out the geographical marvels and dramatic vistas of Turkey's Anatolian provinces – aboard its longest train route
Coneburg Grill ownership, staff shift through ashes after Sunday fire
By: Laura Fowler, Paulus, Paula Rae Irwin Duggan
Michelle O’Hare started making wooden creations a few years ago. She began selling them this weekend at Hillsboro’s Down Home Christmas.
The Marion County Board of Commissioners met on Monday, Dec. 16 and heard from Marion County Administrator Tina Spencer that the county received a Patterson Family Grant for $50,000 for two CPR devices and accessories. Spencer also told the board that they have been awarded an Emergency Management Performance Grant (EMPG) of $25,000 for Emergency Management, an annual grant that the department can continue to apply for and receive as long as they keep meeting the requirements for it.
Tish and Joe Vinduska are the duo behind Pilsen Packrats, a retail space selling antiques, collectibles, furniture, household items and more. They also do auctions.
The USD 410 Board of Education met on Monday, Dec. 9 where they heard bond project updates from Superintendent Clint Corby.
There are two new teachers on staff this year at the USD 397 school district.
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