The Marshall County Commissioners considered a zoning ordinance amendment to change the zoning from an agricultural to a commercial zone at 12131 U.S. 6 adjacent to the La Paz Sewer Plant.
Marshall County Plan Director Ralph Booker said the property is located just south of U.S. 6 and west of U.S. 31 owned by Donald Abbott.
Marshall County Economic Development Corporation Director and CEO Jerry Chavez said this is a step in an economic strategic plan by La Paz officials. The town council there could decide to annex that property for tax purposes some time down the line.
Marshall County Highway Supervisor Jason Peters told the commissioners Monday morning that crews are working on transitioning equipment to tackle winter weather.
The John Glenn School Board unanimously approved early graduation requests for two high school seniors.
Communication upgrades are coming down the line for Marshall County REMC members.
The driver involved in a Sunday morning accident fled the scene on foot and left the passenger in the car.
Marshall County Attorney Jim Clevenger notified the commissioners on Monday morning that former Highway Superintendent Neal Haeck filed a motion recently for the return of his restitution.
The Marshall County Commissioners took action Monday morning to advertise the open position of Marshall County Highway Administrator.
The Marshall County Commissioners decided keep the requirement in the current golf cart ordinance that requires them to be operated only on roads that have a 35 mph speed limit or less.
More than 50 million Americans will enjoy a trip this Thanksgiving. According to AAA, the 2017 holiday weekend will see the highest Thanksgiving travel volume since 2005 with people traveling by car, train, airplane and boat between Wednesday, Nov. 22 and Sunday, Nov. 26.
A large gas leak was reported in the 8,000 block of Union Road shortly after 3 a.m. Monday after the occupants of the home awoke to the smell of natural gas and recognized the sound of the leak.
A few firefighters from the Plymouth Fire Department are participating in training courses, but need to be included on the city’s liability insurance in order to complete part of their classes.
The Bremen Town Council members are continuing in efforts to rid the town of old vehicles that are no longer in running order.
The Culver Town Council members revisited quotes for a new truck for the utility department.
Bremen officials are putting together all of the details to include in bid packets for the projects listed within the Community Crossings grant award.
The Culver Town Council members held a public hearing this week to hear comments on a proposed additional appropriation ordinance.
John Grolich approached the Marshall County Council members this week to seek permission to apply for a training grant.
