The Marshall County Commissioners received an update on the progress on plans for a multi-purpose building to be built on the 4-H Fairgrounds in Argos.
Shannon McLeod with Priority Project Resources went over the paperwork and process for the proposed building that will act as a building to host many public events in the Marshall County area. The project has been scaled down to an 8,000 square foot building with a steel frame building. The interior will feature drywall and concrete flooring. It will accommodate a seating capacity up to 400 people.



The Plymouth City Council discussed the proposed 2018 salary ordinance in a special session Monday night.
The finishing touches are complete on the Stellar Strategic Investment Plan for submission to the Stellar Communities Designation Program committee for the Town of Culver.
The Plymouth City Council members discussed the 2018 budget in a special session Monday night.
The Marshall County Highway Department will be asking the county council for some additional funds and money transfers in order to pave more county roads this season.
The Culver Town Council will meet tonight where a few items will be discussed.

An annual fundraiser for the Ancilla College Alumni Association is set to take you on a scenic tour through Marshall County on your bicycle.
The Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety received one proposal for occupancy in the old firehouse on Center Street. The building hasn’t had a tenant in two years.
The Marshall County Council discussed adding full-time position for a health educator/emergency preparedness coordinator when they met this week.
Exterior work on the Rees Theater has started, but more funding is needed before immediate repairs can be done before the winter season.
Four businesses in downtown Bremen are actively seeking to apply for the town’s matching façade grant program.
Plymouth Utility Superintendent Donnie Davidson presented the Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety members with an update on projects this week.
The John Glenn Building Trades class is ready to take on another project this school year.
Two requests to waive probationary pay for employees were discussed by the Marshall County Council this week.
Seven people were arrested on Wednesday night after officers executed a search warrant at a home in the 100 block of Green Street in Plymouth.
The Town of Bremen is the recipient of some Regional Cities money to aid in a housing project in town.
The Plymouth Redevelopment Commission will fund a downstream study in the TechFarm area that may ultimately result in the replacement of a culvert under Pioneer Drive.



