The Culver Community School Corporation has a new superintendent. The school board members last night unanimously approved the new superintendent’s contract during their meeting.
Karen Shuman was one of 15 applicants for the superintendent’s position being vacated by Interim Superintendent Chuck Kitchell who is retiring on June 30. Board member Jack Jones spoke on behalf of the superintendent search committee who said the selection took about three months to complete as there is a lot to the process. Jones thanked all involved for their time and effort.
The Plymouth Community School Board will move forward on their plans on projects when they meet tonight. It is anticipated that the board members will adopt a preliminary bond resolution to pay for the cost of maintenance and improvements to the corporation at a cost not to exceed $2 million. Those projects include paving, site work, lighting update and work on the HVAC system. That pending approval will be followed by the possible approval of the declaration of official intent to reimburse those expenditures.
The staff at the Marshall County Community Foundation has set a day where contributions to endowment funds will get a 10 percent match.
Rain from the weekend and more showers in the forecast could lead to flooding issues this week.
The Culver Community School Board members are expected to approve the new superintendent’s contract when they meet tonight.
A quote will be considered for the microsurface project this spring in the City of Plymouth.
Supporters of the Culver Visitor’s Center plus students of the Culver Community School Corporation and the local daycare facilities are collecting plastic caps in order to construct plastic benches to be placed along a proposed bike trail around Lake Maxinkuckee. The benches will also be installed in the Culver Town Park.
The new building that houses the Bremen EMS Department and the food pantry is nearing completion.
Representatives from the Discover Plymouth organization presented information to the Plymouth City Council on Monday night on their progress on plans in making the city a safer place to walk and bike.
Culver Park Superintendent Anna Campbell presented a quote for maintenance at the Culver Town Park.
A new law will allow investment advisors to alert authorities of potential financial exploitation of senior citizens.
The 13th annual prescription drug take back initiative will take place at all Indiana State Police Posts today. The only location not accepting unwanted, unused, or expired prescription drugs is at the Toll Road Post.
The electric company that provides service to the Town of Bremen may soon offer incentives for new companies and existing companies that provide plans to expand.
Officials with the Culver-Union Township Public Library asked the Culver Town Council members to delay marking spaces for accessible parking as required by the American Disability Act. Town Manager Jonathan Leist presented the information where he explained the library board is waiting for the final design for the courtyard before designating areas for accessible parking.
The Indy 500 Festival announced the participants in the 2017 IPL 500 Festival Parade.
Today is the last day to purchase your ticket for the annual Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast on Thursday, May 4 at 6:30 a.m.
