Warsaw Police conducted undercover investigations last year that resulted in several recent arrests in Marshall County.
Prosecutor Neslon Chipman announced the charges Tuesday afternoon against four individuals after commending the Warsaw Police Department’s efforts and investigation.
A Plymouth man who is accused of leading police on a high-speed chase through four counties faces numerous criminal charges in connection with the Saturday morning incident. Continue reading
The Culver Community Schools Corporation is busy preparing for the upcoming school year. Interim Superintendent Chuck Kitchell told the school board Monday that one of the changes in 2016-2017 is the official consolidation of the middle and high schools into one facility. Continue reading
The Marshall County government is moving forward with plans to provide greater access to healthcare for some of its employees.
Partnering with St. Joseph Regional Health Systems, the Marshall County Commissioners Monday morning heard a presentation about the benefits of implementing a wellness program through a professional services agreement.
The Fulton Economic Development Corporation is touting the results of an initiative to spur entrepreneurship in the local area.
Those looking to help the victims of the recent mass-shooting in Orlando are urged to beware of possible fake charity scams. The Internal Revenue Service says it’s common for scammers to take advantage of people’s generosity following these types of events. Continue reading
A Plymouth man who police say wrecked a stolen car faces multiple criminal charges in connection with the incident. Continue reading
The Marshall County Commissioners will be meeting with representatives of St. Joseph Regional Medical Center.
The Culver School Board will consider a few policies for the 2016-2017 school year when they meet this evening. Board members are expected to discuss textbook adoption, book rental fees, and breakfast and lunch prices for the upcoming school year, as well as school handbooks. Continue reading
Don’t miss the boat for the next Kankakee Valley Broadcasting trip. Ed Hasnerl is hosting a four day, three night Mississippi Riverboat Adventure Aug. 1-4. The first stop is Galena, Ill. for a day of antique shopping and lunch at the historic DeSoto House Hotel.
The City of Plymouth is moving ahead with some additional work at its Wastewater Treatment Plant. On Monday, the city’s Board of Works ratified the award of a quote for roof replacement at three of the facility’s smaller buildings. Continue reading
The Indiana Department of Transportation is extending a deadline that may have an effect on county and municipal governments. Continue reading
Culver’s Antiquarian and Historical Society says it is selling brick pavers to be placed in Heritage Park.
The South Bend man found guilty of murdering a woman last April and dumping her body near Culver was sentenced this morning in St. Joseph County. Continue reading
The Town of Culver may be considering a re-launch of its official Twitter page after a member of the community located an account representing Culver, Indiana and making some less than desirable remarks.
The City of Plymouth is planning some road repair projects, as part of Indiana’s Community Crossings matching grant program. City Engineer Rick Gaul told the Board of Works Monday the city already has an asset management plan for its roads, but it’s currently being updated to match the program’s requirements. Continue reading
A Plymouth man believed to have been living under an assumed name for at least the past four years now faces numerous felony offenses in Marshall and St. Joseph Counties. Continue reading
The Culver Town Council spent time reviewing the first ever “StellarFest” during their Tuesday meeting.
Members of the public were invited to join representatives of the Town to learn about the Town’s application as an Indiana Stellar Community. The program is run through the Office of Community and Rural Affairs, and provides planning and grant application assistance.
The Marshall County Council is prepared to help the Sheriff’s Department lower its utility costs.
A Plymouth alley appears to have migrated outside of its right of way, and now the owner of the neighboring property wants her land back from the city. Nancy Young says she has lived at the property on Webster Avenue for over 30 years, but when she had her land surveyed a couple years ago, she discovered that the land where the alley sits actually belongs to her. Young says that she consistently has to rake stones out of her yard due to the number of cars that use the alley. Continue reading
