The sport of Lacrosse will now be offered as a sport at the Argos Community School Corporation instead of only a club sport.
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Marshall County Treasurer Requests Extended Hours during Tax Season
Marshall County Treasurer Angie Birchmeier asked the county commissioners last week to extend the hours of her office to accommodate the collection of tax payments in May and November.
Continue readingArgos Street Department Superintendent Submits Community Crossings Application
Argos Street Department Superintendent Jamie Lindstrom told the town council members last week that the Community Crossings application was submitted to INDOT that has several streets slated for upgrades.
Continue readingDisannexation Bill Dies in Indiana House
The John Glenn School Board members have been watching action on Senate Bill 425 in this year’s legislative session. The Bill apparently died in the House Committee on Education on Tuesday.
Continue readingDocument Signatures Needed for Bremen Downtown Project
Bremen Town Attorney Anthony Wagner and Bremen Director of Operations Trend Weldy continue to work on obtaining easements for the upcoming downtown revitalization project.
Continue readingWinter Weather Advisory Issued Through Thursday
Plymouth City Council Approves Tax Abatement Paperwork for Zentis North America, LLC
The Plymouth City Council members approved a resolution Monday that confirms the adoption of a declaratory resolution designating real estate as an Economic Revitalization Area for purposes of real and personal property tax abatement for Zentis North America, LLC.
Continue readingMarshall County Commissioners to Review Jail Medical Contract
The proposed contract for inmate medical services is under more review by Marshall County Attorney Jim Clevenger who wants to correct some items in the contract before the commissioners approve a revised version.
Continue readingArgos Town Council Approves Software Vendor
The Argos Clerk-Treasurer’s Office will get an upgrade in software to help with payroll, accounting, and utility billing.
Continue readingUpcoming Election Dates to Remember
The Marshall County Election Board discussed several important dates last week for voters to note in the upcoming May Primary Election.
Continue readingJohn Glenn School Board Reviews Plans for Walking Path in North Liberty
The John Glenn School Board is reviewing plans for a walking path in North Liberty as it is adjacent to land owned by the school corporation.
Continue readingBremen School Construction Projects Ongoing
The Bremen School Board members were updated last week on a few construction projects going on at the corporation.
Continue readingCulver Town Council to Meet Tonight
The Culver Town Council members will meet tonight where they are anticipated to open bids for the sewer department truck. They previously gave permission to Utility Superintendent Bob Porter to seek bids on a truck no longer needed for the sewer department. A newer truck was approved for purchase for the department during the last meeting.
Continue readingWinter Storm Watch in Effect
Plymouth Woman Arrested on Suspicion of Dealing Drugs
A Plymouth woman was arrested Friday evening following the execution of a warrant check by the Plymouth Police Department.
Continue readingEnrollment Down at Bremen Schools
The number of students at Bremen Public Schools appears to be declining, according to recent Average Daily Membership count.
Continue readingMarshall County EMA Director Reviews Assessments, Cyber Security with Commissioners
More responsibilities will be handed down to Emergency Management Agency Directors, according to a new assessment.
Continue readingThorough Building Assessment Done at John Glenn School Corporation
The John Glenn School Board members were recently presented with some information from a thorough building assessment report from architecture firm Barton Coe Vilamaa.
Continue readingOne Candidate Files Late Campaign Finance Report
Plymouth BOW, City Council to Meet Tonight
The Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety members are anticipated to award quotes for two street department trucks and three police department vehicles when they meet tonight. Bids were opened for those purchases during their Feb. 10 meeting.
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