The Marshall County Soil and Water Conservation District is offering help to residents who need to get rid of invasive species.
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Plymouth Man Arrested after Report of Shots Fired
A Plymouth man was arrested Thursday night after officers responded to a report of shots fired.
Continue readingMarshall County Crossroads Regional Stellar Communities Initiative Plans to Apply for Designation
Officials with the Marshall County Crossroads Regional Stellar Communities Initiative plan to submit another application this spring toward an official designation this fall.
Continue readingMarshall County Sheriff Discusses Overtime Exemptions, Non-Exemptions for Employees
Marshall County Sheriff Matt Hassel discussed with the county council members this week a concern about exempt and non-exempt status for some employees at the Sheriff’s Department.
Continue readingBremen Town Council Declares Police, Park Equipment as Surplus
Culver Beach Lodge Construction Plans Complete
The construction plans for the Culver Beach Lodge are now complete. The project is ready to go to bid, according to Town Manager Jonathan Leist.
Continue readingMarshall County Community Corrections to Apply for Grant
Officials with the Marshall County Community Corrections organization plan to apply for a grant through the Indiana Criminal Justice Institute for a piece of equipment in the Probation Department.
Continue readingCulver Town Council Discusses Trash, Recycling Services
The Culver Town Council members reviewed the trash and recycling services contract Tuesday night.
Continue readingBremen Town Council Approves Resolution for Grammy Winner
The Bremen Town Council members took time Monday afternoon to recognize the efforts of Bremen High School graduate, Salvador Perez Lopez, who recently won Grammy Awards.
Continue readingPlymouth BOW Approves Police Vehicle Quote
The Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety members approved a recommendation from Police Chief David Bacon to purchase two new vehicles for the Plymouth Police Department.
Continue readingKnox Residents Arrested on Theft, Drug Charges
Plymouth Man Arrested for Allegedly Leaving the Scene of Accident
A Plymouth man was arrested Monday evening for reportedly leaving the scene of an accident.
Continue readingMarshall County Council to Consider Increase in Road Funding for 2019
Marshall County Commissioner Stan Klotz asked the Marshall County Council members for additional funds to increase this year’s road program.
Continue readingBremen Officials Discuss EMS Status
The Bremen Town Council members learned this week that Lutheran EMS may be adjusting their services as of June 1.
Continue readingCulver Town Council Addresses Concerns in Annexation Proposal
The Culver Town Council members opened up a public hearing Tuesday night to take comments on a proposed annexation ordinance that would include 1.26 acres of land north of State Road 10 just north of where the Family Dollar store is located.
Continue readingPlymouth BOW Awards Tower Repainting Bid
The Plymouth Board of Public Works members reviewed a bid for paint work on the Parkview Tower.
Continue readingWalkerton Woman Loses Life in Monday Night Accident
A two vehicle accident in Marshall County on Monday evening claimed the life of a Walkerton woman. For any accident and injury cases, people can check out Ormond Beach lawyers for personal injury cases.
Continue readingBremen Police Stop Suspect in Fraud Spree
Officers from the Bremen Police Department put a stop to a rash of fraudulent activity at Interra Credit Union banks across Northern Indiana.
Continue readingMarshall County Jail Population Remains a Concern
The Marshall County Sheriff is looking for solutions to alleviate a jail population increase.
Continue readingPlymouth Officials Looking for Alternate Habitat for Humanity Build Site
The Plymouth City Council members are in support of the Habitat for Humanity building proposal, but officials are going to look further into a different location for the project.
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