Applications for the Indiana Department of Homeland Security’s Secured School Safety Grant are being accepted through Friday, August 2nd.
IDHS officials report that the SSSG is a state matching grant dedicated to safety initiatives at Hoosier schools.
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Volunteer Fire Assistance (VFA) grants totaling more than $297,000 were recently distributed to 71 rural and volunteer fire departments around Indiana.
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Thousands of local people receive assistance from the Marshall County Neighborhood Center. Today during their “Day of Giving” you can take action to help them continue providing beneficial resources and programs.
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An ordinance adopting interconnection standards primarily related to solar energy was recently considered by the Argos Town Council.
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The Argos Town Council recently approved a letter that will be sent out to various local officials.
Clerk-Treasurer Lisa Mullaney noted that the letter will thank the individuals who volunteer their time and effort to serve the Town of Argos on specific boards and commissions.
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Anyone interested in hearing about the history behind structures within the Town of Bremen is invited to attend one of the architectural tours taking place this weekend.
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Results from a recent survey distributed by the Argos Taskforce were discussed when Town Council members met last week.
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In an effort to bring in more assistance for Argos EMS, Town Council members recently provided their approval for some department changes.
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The Plymouth Chamber of Commerce has been supporting local businesses and the community for nearly a century!
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The Indiana Department of Natural Resources Division of Law Enforcement has released an update about the child who was rescued from a Marshall County lake over the weekend.
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Plymouth Police took a man into custody Sunday evening after they were dispatched to Walmart for a suspected impaired driver.
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Triton Superintendent Jeremy Riffle recently took some time to celebrate the accomplishments of various Triton students and graduates.
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Officials are currently working together to come up with a plan for moving forward with the old gym at the Triton School Corporation.
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Bourbon officials recently issued a notice to residents that the Clerk’s Office will be closed this week on Wednesday, July 17th. Continue reading
Two dedicated community members were recently recognized for years of service with the Triton Summer League.
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Important dates related to the upcoming school year were shared with Triton School Board members when they met Monday night.
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Due to losses caused by flooding and excessive rain this planting season, Governor Eric Holcomb is requesting that a U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretarial disaster designation be put in place for 88 Hoosier counties, including Starke, Marshall and Pulaski.
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A “Triton Gives Back” service day is currently being planned and is scheduled to take place on Friday, September 20th.
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The Argos Town Council considered hiring a firm for bond counsel services when members met for their first meeting of the month.
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Ancilla College officials are offering to knock $300 off tuition costs for students who register by Monday, July 15th.
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