Marshall County Superior Court #2 Judge Dean Colvin recently inquired about how frequently individuals in the Community Corrections system end up back in the County Jail following a failed drug screen.
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Marshall County Community Corrections Director Ward Byers recently informed Advisory Board members about a piece of equipment that is reportedly useful for offenders as well as officials.
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To solve all your dental related problems you can also search the best dental implants Mexico . After a rescheduling, Indiana Dental Outreach’s mobile dentist will now be coming to the Argos Junior/Senior High School on Monday, December 2nd.
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Marshall County Superior Court #2 Judge Dean Colvin recently inquired about the number of individuals who are successfully completing sentences imposed by the court through Community Corrections.
Director Ward Byers informed him that the success rate is currently 78 percent.
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Argos families who may need a little extra help with Christmas this year have the opportunity to receive some assistance through the Shop with a Cop program.
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During a Marshall County Community Corrections advisory board meeting Thursday afternoon, Director Ward Byers shared that officials have witnessed a shift in what’s frequently coming up on failed drug screens.
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More than eight tons of prescription medications will never be misused thanks to the DEA’s Prescription Drug Take Back Day initiative. That amount was collectively gathered by the Indiana State Police as well as federal and local government agencies.
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The Marshall County Coroner’s Office has conducted an autopsy on the individual who passed away as a result of a house fire on 19b Road last Friday.
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Incumbent candidates retained their seats in a majority of the races that were a part of Marshall County’s Municipal General Election.
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An 18-year-old Plymouth resident is facing multiple charges following an incident that started in the PHS parking lot Tuesday morning.
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Voters can expect to see a number of contested races during Marshall County’s Municipal General Election today.
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A quit claim deed for a property at Pond Park was presented to the Argos Town Council when members met for their final meeting of the month in October.
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Argos Town Council members recently heard from Marshall County Building Commissioner Chuck DeWitt about what it would take to convert the B&R Building to be used by the EMS Department.
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The Marshall County Coroner’s Office has issued a news release about a fatal fire that occurred Friday afternoon.
According to the release, shortly after 3 p.m. on November 1st, the Marshall County 911 Center received a report of a residential fire. Culver EMS and the Culver-Union Township Fire Department responded to an address on 19b Road, southwest of Culver.
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College-bound students looking for financial assistance are required to fill out the FAFSA and unfortunately, many people find the process to be time consuming or confusing.
However, there’s no need to stress because free financial aid help will be available during upcoming College Goal Sunday events.
A two vehicle accident that occurred near the intersection of US 30 and Fir Road Friday morning resulted in injuries according to the Marshall County Central Dispatch Center.
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Multiple local high school marching bands will venture down Indianapolis tomorrow for the Indiana State School Music Association (ISSMA) Open Class Semi-State Marching Band Competition.
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Argos Town Council President George Null mentioned that there is an opening on the Board of Zoning Appeals (BZA) when officials met for their final meeting of the month.
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Tonight’s the night that many communities will have costumed kids trickling through the streets, trick-or-treating from door to door.
The Indiana State Police have provided a few safety tips to keep in mind to ensure your holiday is good spooky fun rather than seriously scary.
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