Students planning to attend college next fall will be able to get some free help with some of the paperwork next weekend. As part of College Goal Sunday, financial aid professionals around the state will be hosting workshops on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). It needs to be filed by April 15, in order for students to qualify for federal and state grants, scholarships, and student loans.
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Marshall County Prosecutor Nelson Chipman informed the Marshall County Council members Monday morning that a grant application was successful for drug buy money and other needs for the Drug Task Force.
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The Marshall County Election Board members discussed the Primary Municipal Election candidate filings when they met on Tuesday morning.
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Crews continue to make progress on the new Lincoln Junior High School, despite the recent stretch of cold weather. Plymouth School Superintendent Andy Hartley told the school board Tuesday that work got set back a little over a week because it was simply too cold for workers. But he said they’re working hard to get back on track, and the slight delay poses no major concerns for the project’s overall schedule.
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In order to attract and retain substitute teachers, Triton School Board members approved a set of new sub rates when they met Monday night.
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The roadway near the new Aquatic Center and Early Childhood Learning Center in Plymouth will include a roundabout as construction continues.
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Bremen Park Superintendent Brian Main will wait to apply for Governor Holcomb’s Next Level Trails grant program.
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The Culver Town Council members approved the first reading of an amendment to the Park Department fee ordinance that would include fees for the Damore Amphitheater.
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The Plymouth Community School Corporation will soon be asking residents for permission to raise property taxes to help fund school operations. The school board voted unanimously Tuesday to place a referendum on the May ballot.
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Former Culver Town Council member David Beggs was in Marshall County Superior Court No. 1 on Tuesday morning to appear on a Grand Jury indictment of arson as a Level 6 Felony.
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As part of his Commissary Budget information to the Marshall County Council, Sheriff Matt Hassel explained he had to increase the amount for police vehicles.
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Clean-up of the old Clark gas station at the corner of State Road 106 and State Road 331 in Bremen is complete and officials are still attempting to figure out what to do with the property.
Continue readingThe Culver Town Council approved the first reading of an ordinance that amends ambulance rates.
The ordinance outlines a 20 percent increase in Advanced Life Support Level 2 involving paramedic duties to $1,020, Advanced Life Support Level 1 involving duties of advanced EMTs to $660, and Basic Life Support to $540.
Advanced Life Support treatment with no transport would be $150, Basic Life Support treatment with no transport would be $50 or at the discretion of the EMS Director, and miles would be determined at $12.50 per loaded mile.
The second reading and adoption of the ordinance will follow advertisement of the rates.
A Knox Man was lodged in the Marshall County Jail Sunday evening after allegedly striking a Plymouth home while under the influence of alcohol.
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The Marshall County Commissioners and Marshall County Council members held a joint work session Monday morning to gather more information about septic systems.
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Marshall County Sheriff Matt Hassel presented his Commissary Fund Budget to the Marshall County Council members Monday morning that will include classes for offenders who are serving time in the jail.
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The Bremen Town Council members learned Monday afternoon that the town received just under $108,000 in FEMA reimbursement money from damage from last February’s flood event.
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The Plymouth City Council members took action on transportation funding for the Marshall County Council on Aging and money for expenses on the city-owned building from where the organization operates.
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Students at Culver Community Middle/High School are using their technological skills to preserve the history of the school and local area.
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