Indiana's Leading Statewide General Business Magazine spotlighted Marion Manufacturing in their September-October profiles section.

While growing up on family farms, Tammy Marion and her husband, Tim, learned the importance of autonomy and a can-do spirit. The company they ultimately founded, Marion Manufacturing, has demonstrated those attributes throughout its now 20 years of business. Click here to read the rest!

WEST TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTHI) – A West Terre Haute-based manufacturer is expanding, forming a new partnership with a similar business in Illinois.  Marion Manufacturing announced it’s merging with Morton Machining, which is near Peoria.  This is the company’s biggest news since expanding in 2008.

Manufacturing Day is an annual event that occurs nationwide on the first Friday of October.

To recognize the hard work of local manufacturing workers, Mayor Duke Bennett presented a proclamation at Marion Manufacturing, in West Terre Haute.

In the Wabash Valley, manufacturing employs 17% of all workers.

The Riverton Parke High School Livestock Judging team has received support from several companies with ties to the Manufacturing Industry. The team has been hard at work fundraising for their upcoming trip overseas to compete at the Royal Highlands Show in Edinburg, Scotland. The team earned an invitation to the International Competition after their Reserve National Champion honors at the Western National Roundup contest in Denver on January 12.

Eight students and two chaperones’ from Riverton Parke will be traveling from June 19th thru July 3 to attend the International Livestock Judging Contest and Tour, hosted by the Scottish Young Farmers. Team members are Cory Edge (a 2012 RP graduate), juniors Matt Marion, Shelby Benell, and Kelly Dressler, sophomore Tanner Edge, and freshman Megan Marion. The students will be traveling with 4H and FFA teams from California, Colorado, Texas, Kansas and Wyoming.

In April of 2008, the state of Indiana held a special ceremony in honor of Marion Manufacturing (West Terre Haute, IN) and its bold investment of more than $2 million to build and equip a 24,000-square-foot addition to its existing 20,000-square-foot manufacturing and distribution center. The company moved into its expanded facility in November of 2008. Then the bottom fell out.

Tammy Marion, President of Marion Manufacturing, said, “The expansion was planned during an uptime in the economy. We used the downturn as an opportunity to move forward and expand our customer base and develop our manufacturing processes to handle more high-end components and really push the aerospace industry more than we had previously.”