Tag: city of Marion
MEDCO appoints Mark Seckman as new president
The Marion Economic Development Corporation (MEDCO) appointed Mark Seckman as the new president of the organization on Aug. 22.Â
Mr. Seckman will succeed Nick Glew...
Ackerman graduates from Institute for Organization Management
Marion Chamber of Commerce President Jill Ackerman graduated from the Institute for Organization Management, the professional development program of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce,...
UnityPoint Health – St. Luke’s Hospital to open Marion ER
UnityPoint Health – St. Luke’s Hospital will open an off-campus Emergency Department in Marion in summer 2024.
Construction will begin on the 10,000 square foot...
Marion Community Build completes second property, hosts celebration
The Marion Economic Development Corporation (MEDCO) will host an event on Feb. 15 to celebrate the completion of the second Marion Community Build property.
The...
Marion Community Index shows business growth
Many Marion businesses saw sales growth in the fourth quarter of 2022, according to the newly released Marion Community Index.
The Marion Economic Development Corporation...
Marion, MEDCO create business developer guide
The City of Marion and the Marion Economic Development Corporation (MEDCO) have created a Developer’s Guide to assist developers and businesses through the city's...
Marion community development director Treharne to pursue private sector opportunity
Longtime Marion community development director Tom Treharne is leaving in early December to pursue a new opportunity in the private sector.
According to a news...
Marion awards final round of Business Innovation & Support grants
The Marion City Council awarded 11 local small businesses a combined $106,844 through the Business Innovation & Support Grant program during Thursday’s City Council...
Marion introduces Kim Downs as deputy city manager
The City of Marion has announced Kim Downs as its new deputy city manager, effective Sep. 6.
According to a news release, Ms. Downs comes...
Video: Committee to share findings of Indian Creek master plan study
Creekside Pride, an initiative that surfaced in 2018 through the Marion Chamber-led community visioning process known as ImagiNEXT, recently secured $40,000 in funding from...