Marion County Record
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The Marion County Record is a weekly newspaper published in Marion, Kansas, and serves as the official newspaper of City of Marion and Marion County. The paper publishes every Wednesday. Source
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
| Media Market | Wichita-Hutchinson Plus |
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| Frequency | Weekly |
| Days Published | Wed |
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HOVER OVER IMAGE TO ENLARGE IT Tim (left) and Connie Land applaud a performance during this past weekend's Bluegrass at the Lake. After being diagnosed with stage four lung cancer, Tim went into remission in 2017 and has attended the festival annually for nearly a decade. Tim (left) and Connie Land applaud a performance during this past weekend's Bluegrass at the Lake.
Ex-chief's lawyers ask out of raid case
A hearing next week will determine whether Sal Intagliata and Audra Asher of Triad Legal can withdraw from defending former Marion police chief Gideon Cody. In a motion filed Wednesday in district court, the attorneys wrote that an “actual conflict of interest” and a breakdown in attorney-client communication had undermined their ability to effectively represent Cody.
Marion County RECORD
HOVER OVER IMAGE TO ENLARGE IT During mutton bustin' Thursday night at the county fair, a contestant hanging on for dear life comes face to face with his sheep before falling off. During mutton bustin' Thursday night at the county fair, a contestant hanging on for dear life comes face to face with his sheep before falling off. Stunned bareback rider Ty Fiehler, 16, of Meridian, is helped up after being kicked in the head after a short ride on the bucking bronco "Tombstone" at the county fair.
Marion County RECORD
HOVER OVER IMAGE TO ENLARGE IT During mutton bustin' Thursday night at the county fair, a contestant hanging on for dear life comes face to face with his sheep before falling off. Stunned bareback rider Ty Fiehler, 16, of Meridian, is helped up after being kicked in the head after a short ride on the bucking bronco "Tombstone" at the county fair.
Marion County RECORD
HOVER OVER IMAGE TO ENLARGE IT During mutton bustin' Thursday night at the county fair, a contestant hanging on for dear life comes face to face with his sheep before falling off. Stunned bareback rider Ty Fiehler, 16, of Meridian, is helped up after being kicked in the head after a short ride on the bucking bronco "Tombstone" at the county fair.
Marion County RECORD
HOVER OVER IMAGE TO ENLARGE IT During mutton bustin' Thursday night at the county fair, a contestant hanging on for dear life comes face to face with his sheep before falling off. Stunned bareback rider Ty Fiehler, 16, of Meridian, is helped up after being kicked in the head after a short ride on the bucking bronco "Tombstone" at the county fair.
Marion County RECORD
HOVER OVER IMAGE TO ENLARGE IT During mutton bustin' Thursday night at the county fair, a contestant hanging on for dear life comes face to face with his sheep before falling off. Stunned bareback rider Ty Fiehler, 16, of Meridian, is helped up after being kicked in the head after a short ride on the bucking bronco "Tombstone" at the county fair.
Marion County RECORD
HOVER OVER IMAGE TO ENLARGE IT During mutton bustin' Thursday night at the county fair, a contestant hanging on for dear life comes face to face with his sheep before falling off. Stunned bareback rider Ty Fiehler, 16, of Meridian, is helped up after being kicked in the head after a short ride on the bucking bronco "Tombstone" at the county fair.
Marion County RECORD
HOVER OVER IMAGE TO ENLARGE IT During mutton bustin' Thursday night at the county fair, a contestant hanging on for dear life comes face to face with his sheep before falling off. Stunned bareback rider Ty Fiehler, 16, of Meridian, is helped up after being kicked in the head after a short ride on the bucking bronco "Tombstone" at the county fair.
Marion County RECORD
HOVER OVER IMAGE TO ENLARGE IT During mutton bustin' Thursday night at the county fair, a contestant hanging on for dear life comes face to face with his sheep before falling off. Stunned bareback rider Ty Fiehler, 16, of Meridian, is helped up after being kicked in the head after a short ride on the bucking bronco "Tombstone" at the county fair.