Morgan Keller is a journalist for the Chronicle-Tribune, focusing on local news in Marion, Indiana. With a keen interest in community issues and events, Morgan's articles cover a range of topics including crime, local government, health, and education. Morgan's work has also been featured in WINK and Bank on it.
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A precinct committeeman, Todd Glancy, filed a lawsuit in response to the June 17 Republican caucus for the county treasurer.
The Gas City Performing Arts Center is open for business following a ribbon cutting Thursday.
The annual Fly/In Cruise/In is coming to Marion for the 33rd year Saturday, Aug. 31 from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m.
By: Morgan Keller
After a hot start to the NFL season winning three in a row under new head coach Mike Macdonald, the Seattle Seahawks hobbled into week seven at 3-3 after three straight losses, most recently to storied division rival the San Francisco 49ers.
Vote center workers wait to hand their ballots and materials to the clerks office.
By: Morgan Keller
The Seattle Seahawks bye week came at a good time, as they stand at the bottom of the NFC West after two frustrating home losses to the Buffalo Bills and Los Angeles Rams. The manner in which they have lost games this season has led to harsh reactions from fans and analysts.
According to Indiana's expert in the Open Door Law, the City of Marion violated that law earlier this year when it refused a request from the Chronicle-Tribune.
Cecily, played by Katie Schloemer, and Algernon, played by Bryce Crossman, get to know each other in the garden.
The cast and crew of Indiana Wesleyan University's "The Importance of Being Earnest" are exploring themes like societal standards and pressure, falling in love and discovering who you are through comedy.
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