Morgan Keller

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Articles

Persevering and excelling

3 days ago | chronicle-tribune.com | Morgan Keller

More than 200 students turned their tassels and started their next chapters at Mississinewa High School’s 2025 graduation ceremony on Sunday, June 1. Senior speaker Samuel Gonzalez recognized the role models who helped mold and support each student over the years, such as parents, grandparents, Mississinewa faculty and staff, and classmates. Gonzalez photokAm“x 2> 2 '6?6KF6=2? :>>:8C2?E[ 2?5 2D 2? :>>:8C2?E[ x 92G6 366? 6?4@FC2865 D:?46 J@FE9 E@ 36… @FEDE2?5:?8 :?
Grad walks

4 days ago | chronicle-tribune.com | Morgan Keller

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Morgan-Keller celebrates 70th Anniversary

2 months ago | news-journal.com | Morgan Keller

FREDERICK, Md., March 26, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Team members at Morgan-Keller celebrated their 70th anniversary on Thursday, March 20th. Founded in 1955 as a small, family-owned custom home builder in Wolfsville, MD, Morgan-Keller has grown into a prominent commercial construction firm in the Mid-Atlantic region, with offices in Frederick, MD, and Richmond, VA.
$4.75 million in Community Crossings comes to county

2 months ago | chronicle-tribune.com | Morgan Keller

Communities in Grant County have received a total of nearly $4.75 million in Community Crossings funds to repair streets and bridges. Community Crossings is a matching grant program the state launched in 2016 that partners the Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) with municipalities and counties across the state. Cities, towns and counties with populations under 10,000 receive 75/25 percent match funding and those with populations over 10,000 receive 50/50 percent match funding.
Court upholds state decision against OB/GYN

Dec 11, 2024 | chronicle-tribune.com | Morgan Keller

After nine months of litigation, Marion Superior Court 4 denied Dr. William David Moore’s verified corrected petition for judicial review, upholding the Indiana Medical Licensing Board’s decision to deny Moore’s voluntary license surrender, revoke his license and impose more than $65,000 in fines. Moore first filed a civil case against the licensing board February 2024 after his final hearing before the board in December 2023.
Upland Luminary Walk

Dec 10, 2024 | chronicle-tribune.com | Morgan Keller

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City hall responds to public records request

Dec 2, 2024 | chronicle-tribune.com | Morgan Keller

Months after the City of Marion’s denial of The Chronicle-Tribune’s public records request, the city provided its media policy to the paper. The disclosure followed a ruling from Public Access Counselor Luke Britt, Indiana’s leading expert on Open Door Law. kAmk6>m%96 r9C@?:4=6\%C:3F?6k^6>m >256 2 AF3=:4 C64@C5D C6BF6DE H:E9 E96 4:EJ @G6C E96 DF>>6C 7@C 2?J HC:EE6? 4@>>F?:42E:@? C682C5:?8 8F:56=:?6D @C A@=:4:6D 4:EJ 6>A=@J66D D9@F=5 7@==@H H96?
State opinion: Marion wrongfully denied public record request

Nov 14, 2024 | chronicle-tribune.com | Morgan Keller

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. In an advisory opinion Tuesday, Indiana Public Access Counselor Luke Britt ruled in favor of the Chronicle-Tribune on the Chronicle-Tribune’s formal complaint against the City of Marion. kAm%96 4@>A=2:?E[ 7:=65 yF=J ab[ 2C8F65 E92E E96 r:EJ @7 |2C:@? HC@?87F==J 56?:65 2 AF3=:4 C64@C5D C6BF6DE 7@C 2?J HC:EE6? 4@>>F?:42E:@?
IWU brings Oscar Wilde classic to the stage this weekend

Nov 14, 2024 | chronicle-tribune.com | Morgan Keller

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. “I think that [Oscar Wilde] does a great job of asking us to just own the silliness of how we structure our societies, but not in a way that's cruel and petty and vindictive or deeply thoughtful in any revolutionary way,” said director Steve Wood.
Tempering Seahawks Expectations Amidst Fan Overreactions

Nov 13, 2024 | seattlespectator.com | Morgan Keller |Daniel Jeremiah

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. The Seahawks welcomed the Bills to Lumen Field in week eight, and let the Bills Mafia leave with a rather comfortable 31-10 victory.