TGIF Argos has wrapped up for the year and organizers recently came before the Town Council to discuss the events.
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Governor Holcomb Now Accepting Applications for Fellowship Program
Governor Eric J. Holcomb is now accepting applications for the 2020-2021 Governor’s Fellowship. Applications for this highly selective program will be accepted through February 28, 2020.
Continue readingMan Originally Charged with Child Molesting Out of St. Joseph Co. Jailed After Probation Violation
The Plymouth Police Department recently conducted an arrest at a residence located in the 800 block of Lincoln Highway.
Continue readingArgos Town Attorney Discusses Farm Lease with Council
When Argos Town Council members met for their final meeting of the month, Town Attorney Derek Jones shared some details about the Town’s farm, which is awarded on an annual basis.
Continue readingMichael Burroughs Declared New Marshall County Commissioner
The vacancy on the Marshall County Commissioners has been filled by Plymouth resident Michael Burroughs following Monday night’s caucus.
Continue readingNew Marshall County Commissioner will be Named at Tonight’s Caucus
The open Marshall County Commissioner’s seat will be filled during tonight’s Republican Party caucus.
Continue readingTown of Argos to Hold Business and Residential Trick-Or-Treating Hours, Library Plans Youth Event
Families planning to celebrate Halloween in the Town of Argos will have a few different opportunities to do so.
Continue readingState Dedicates More than $2 Million to Kankakee and Yellow River Basins
The newly created Kankakee River Basin and Yellow River Basin recently received $2.3 million in state funding for maintenance and improvements, according to State Representatives Doug Gutwein and Jim Pressel.
Continue readingBiz in the ‘501 Initiative Highlights Argos Businesses
Various businesses in Argos have received an online shout out thanks to the Biz in the ‘501 initiative.
Back in April, officials announced that they were launching the online directory as a way to highlight local businesses.
Continue readingMayor of Plymouth and Local Officials to Participate in Marshall County Museum Ghost Walk
Community members are invited to experience Marshall County history like never before with this Saturday’s ‘Ghost Walk’ at the Marshall County Museum.
Continue readingPlymouth School Corporation Thanks Plymouth PD for Response to Alleged Threat
The Plymouth Community School Corporation placed four schools on a lockout Thursday morning after a possible threat was reported to police.
The reason for the lockout was that the Plymouth Police Department reportedly received a call from a citizen stating that a person was on Columbus Drive, walking with a possible gun.
Continue readingISP and Local Agencies to Partner with DEA for Drug Take-Back Day This Weekend
In order to help curb the misuse of prescription drugs and over-the-counter medications, the Indiana State Police and local agencies will be teaming up with the DEA for the bi-annual ‘Drug Take-Back Day’ this weekend.
Continue readingPlymouth High School Graduate Reclassified as ISP Detective
A twenty-two year veteran of the Indiana State Police who was a graduate from Plymouth High School will be taking on some new responsibilities at the ISP Bremen Post.
Continue readingIndiana Landmarks Highlights that Historic Bourbon Gym is in Need of a “Champion”
Triton School officials are continuing to coordinate with Indiana Landmarks about the future of the ‘Bourbon Community Building’ which is commonly referred to as the ‘Old Gym.’
Continue readingIndiana State Department of Health Announces First Flu-Related Death of the Season
The first influenza-related death of the 2019-2020 flu season has been reported by the Indiana State Department of Health.
Last flu season, more than 110 Indiana residents died from influenza-associated illnesses.
Continue readingArgos School Superintendent Highlights Educational Element of Solar Energy Project
Argos School Superintendent Ned Speicher recently had an opportunity to highlight the schools’ upcoming solar energy project, plans to include solar panel cleaning Grand Junction services, and its innovative educational component.
Continue readingTriton Teacher’s Dream Combined with Community Support Brings Unique Initiative to Jr./Sr. High
Last week, Triton School officials highlighted a teacher’s unique dream to assist students that recently came to fruition.
Continue readingMCEDC Introduces Future Generation of Workers to Local Job Opportunities
The Marshall County Economic Development Corporation recently shared that they are proud to be working in conjunction with local manufacturers and Bremen High School to help address the need for a skilled labor force.
Continue readingArgos Schools to Start Cold Weather Bus Drop-Offs and Pick-Ups Next Week
In order to prepare for inclement colder weather, the Argos School Corporation will once again offer bus pick-up and drop-off points to assist the students who may normally walk to and from school.
Continue readingTriton Students Raised more than $11,600 Thanks to Community’s Generosity
Triton Elementary School students were able to raise more than $11,600 during a recent fundraiser, according to Superintendent Jeremy Riffle.
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