Several days’ worth of fun are planned during the Bremen Firemen’s Festival and it all kicks off tonight! The festival will run through Saturday, June 22nd.
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South Bend Man Jailed in Marshall County Following Saturday Traffic Stop
A South Bend man was taken into custody shortly before 1 a.m. on Saturday following a traffic stop by Marshall County Police.
Continue readingArgos Town Council Updated About Code Enforcement at Property Near US 31
Argos officials were recently updated on an ongoing code-enforcement effort that’s being made to rid the town of a reported eyesore.
Continue readingTriton Superintendent Highlights Leadership Displayed During Reported Gas Leak
During the most recent Triton School Board meeting, Superintendent Jeremy Riffle recognized everyone who sprang into action when a gas leak was reported on Shafer Road on May 31st.
Continue readingLog House Restaurant Awarded $7,000 through Argos Business Incentive Program
Argos Town Council member approved the first application for their new Business Incentive program when members met last Wednesday. However, the approval was not unanimous.
Continue readingTriton School Board Approves Company for Second Phase of Activities Center Signage Project
The Triton Activities Center will be getting some additional new signage following a decision made by school board members Monday night.
Continue readingNWS Issues Hydrologic Outlook for Heightened Risk of Flooding
The National Weather Service in Northern Indiana has issued a hydrologic outlook for the heightened risk of flooding this weekend and into next week.
Continue readingThe First Ever TGIF Argos Event is Happening Tonight!
Triton School Board Approves Change to Transportation Fee Policy
A change to the Triton School Corporation’s transportation fee policy was considered when school board members met this week.
Continue readingArgos Town Council President Approves Plan Commission Appointment
Triton School Board Approves Purchase of Two New Buses
The Triton School Corporation’s transportation fleet will be getting some new buses following a decision made by school board members Monday night.
Continue readingMarshall County Sheriff’s Department Investigates Alleged Child Solicitation Case
The Marshall County Sheriff’s Department obtained a complaint of an alleged improper communication through SnapChat back in May.
Continue readingArgos Officials Approve Ordinance Creating New Electric Rate Classification
Argos Town Council members considered an ordinance that would create a new classification for the electric rate schedule when they met last Wednesday.
Continue readingPlymouth School Board Approves Blueberry Festival Agreement
The Plymouth School Board considered an agreement for the 53rd Annual Marshall County Blueberry Festival when members met last Tuesday.
Continue readingAssist Triton Students through NG3 Character Development and Mentoring Programs
Community members looking for a way to assist students in the Town of Bourbon can do so by getting involved with the NG3 program at Triton.
Continue readingPlymouth SB Approves Resolution Related to Negative Lunch Account Balances
The Plymouth School Board considered a resolution to determine significant negative lunch account balances as bad debt when members met last Tuesday.
Business Manager Kandy Tinkey explained that for the 2018-2019 school year, there was a total of $876.93 in negative lunch account balances.
Continue readingQuorum Problems Prompt Argos Councilwoman to Suggest Sending Letters to Officials
Members on committees, boards and commissions within the Town of Argos may soon be receiving a letter to remind them about their responsibilities.
When the Argos Town Council met last Wednesday, Councilwoman Suzanne Umbaugh noted that many of these groups regularly have trouble getting a quorum.
Continue readingMultiple Warrant Arrests Conducted by Plymouth Police Department
Marshall County Police Respond to Alleged Strangulation Incident
A Plymouth man was taken into custody last Monday after the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department responded to a report of domestic battery.
Continue readingPlymouth School Board Receives Lincoln Jr. High School Project Update
Other than having to work around all the rainy weather in May, things have been going according to plan with the Lincoln Junior High School Building project.
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