Rejecting dismissal motions by the city and county, a federal judge ruled Friday that the Record had established “plausible inference of a conspiracy” in its lawsuit against current and former ...

County commissioner Clarke Dirks asked Monday that the county instruct its Planning and Zoning Commission to rewrite nearly half of the county’s wind farm regulations. He even shared with fellow ...

Chance D. Johnson, 22, Peabody, jailed Monday for 48 hours on court orders. Previously jailed March 21 to July 3, 2024, for failing to appear in court and May 29 to 31, 2023, on a Butler County ...

County chairman David Yoder reported on the state party’s Washington Days, including a resolution supporting Ukraine in its war with Russia, when Marion County Democrats met earlier this month in ...

Holub moved to allow voting all day so people would have a chance to vote, but his motion died for lack of a second. Board member Kathy Inlow suggested sending letters and ballots to addresses in the ...

A controlled burn that rekindled, got out of control, and damaged a county-owned bridge March 19, 2023, over Turkey Creek has triggered a lawsuit by the county against property owners who started the ...

I don’t really fit in' Mother, son take on the challenges of autism, from Marion County Record for March 26, 2025 ...

Consistency is key in an athletic program. Groening used the example of a summer ball coach, Reann Buchanan, as one able to develop players over multiple seasons. Working under Buchanan “was the most ...

Wilma “Willie” Hayes, 79, Florence, died Thursday at Wesley Medical Center, Wichita. A full obituary with services will be published later.

Marion County’s spelling bee champion, Peabody-Burns fifth grader Armanii Brown, daughter of Nikita Brown, was eliminated along with eight others in the first round of the state spelling bee Saturday ...

Most parents quickly learn that the best way to deal with a child’s tantrums is to remain calm. Don’t challenge what the child is doing or engage in a power struggle. Gently acknowledge the child’s ...