The renovation effort an the Plymouth City Building is almost complete.
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Marshall County Sheriff’s Department Requests Permission to Apply for Grants
The Marshall County Sheriff’s Department will be applying for three different grants this fall.
Marshall County Council Adopts Budget, Pay Raises
The Marshall County Council members discussed the 2019 budget Monday morning. About two hours was spent trimming more than $360,000 from the General Fund budget to make sure it balances within projected revenues.
Plymouth City Officials Looking into Malfunctioning Stoplight
Plymouth Street Department officials are attempting to get to the bottom of the malfunctioning stoplight at Jefferson and Michigan Street (State Road 17).
Culver Town Council to Meet Tonight
The Culver Town Council members will hold a public hearing tonight on the proposed ordinance that would move the Culver Town Council candidate selection to the May Primary Election.
Walkerton, North Liberty Elementary Students Get Visit from Pediatrician
The Walkerton and North Liberty Elementary School students were recently visited by a Pediatrician from Riley Children’s Hospital.
Marshall County Council to Meet Today
The Marshall County Council members will meet today where Health Administrator Christine Stinson will discuss the introduction of a task force to determine the feasibility of a county sewer district.
Plymouth BOW/City Council to Meet Tonight
The Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety members will discuss details of the future Laporte Street Historic Footbridge project with City Engineer Rick Gaul tonight plus consider a request for a parking lot closure for HIS Small Wonders as well as a request for no parking on First and Adams Street.
Hickory Road Bridge Project Comes to an End
The Hickory Road Bridge project in Marshall County is nearly complete.
Urey Middle School Students Look to the Future
Urey Middle School seventh grade students in Walkerton recently spent the day at Manchester College to get an idea about classes, general admission and tuition costs. The students also got a tour of the campus and were able to ask questions about college experiences from Manchester students.
Three Arrested after Heroin, Assault Rifles Seized in Drug Investigation
Three people were arrested in Lapaz on Wednesday night following a lengthy multi-agency drug investigation where a large quantity of heroin was reportedly confiscated as well as assault rifles.
Marshall County Sheriff’s Department to Apply for NG911 Grant
The Marshall County Sheriff’s Department will be applying for a grant to purchase a new recorder.
John Glenn School Board Gets Falloween Update
The John Glenn School Board members got an update Tuesday night on the recent Falloween event.
Bolt for Blessings Set during Culver Fall Fest
Help Culver students get proper nutrition by sponsoring the Blessings in a Backpack program.
Marshall County Highway Supervisor Submits Community Crossings Application
Marshall County Highway Supervisor Jason Peters submitted the fall application for Community Crossings grant funds through the Indiana Department of Transportation.
John Glenn School Board to Interview Superintendent Candidates
The John Glenn School Board members are expected to meet in Executive Session on Monday, Oct. 15 to interview candidates for the Superintendent’s position.
Commissioners Address Semi Truck Traffic on County Roads
Since Bourbon resident Pat Walters approached the Marshall County Commissioners about the excessive amount of semi truck traffic on Fir Road, they are noticing more semi truck traffic on other county roads as well.
John Glenn School Board Holds Budget Public Hearing
The John Glenn School Board members opened a public hearing Tuesday night to hear comments on the proposed 2019 budget.
Culver Stellar Communities Projects to Begin Next Year
The projects within the Town of Culver’s Stellar Communities Designation program will begin next year.
Marshall County Commissioners Support Formation of County Sewer District Task Force
Marshall County Health Administrator Christine Stinson asked the county commissioners for support in forming a Marshall County Sewer District Task Force.
