To ensure that no Hoosier student spends their summer break hungry, the United States Department of Agriculture and Indiana Department of Education partner with area schools and organizations to provide meals through the Summer Food Service Program.
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The recent rainy weather combined with the spike temperature has created the ideal conditions for mosquitoes to thrive.
Everyone hates the little pests and the itchy bumps they leave behind and in some cases, the insects could even be carrying a mosquito-borne disease. Therefore, most of the people try to get help from pigeon removal in sydney or other pest control services.
The Center for Disease Control has issued a few different precautionary measures you should take in order to protect yourself from bites.
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Indiana’s Lieutenant Governor and the Office of Community and Rural Affairs (OCRA) are offering grant opportunities to communities who want to celebrate the second annual Downtown Development Week.
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The Argos Town Council recognized a dedicated community member as the town’s ‘Economic Development Champion’ when they met for their final meeting of the month.
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Marshall County Highway Department crews will start work on a culvert replacement at the intersection of 5B and King Road around 9 a.m. on Tuesday, May 28th.
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A motorist from Monterey who was taken into custody after a traffic stop Wednesday evening is reportedly facing multiple charges.
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Two pilot programs were recently created to assist with development and expansion in the Town of Argos and to promote improvement and maintenance of buildings for future commercial development.
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The Town of Argos and Red Door Marketing are still looking to add more local establishments to the Biz in the ‘501 online business directory.
Continue readingA Plymouth man reportedly faces an intimidation with a deadly weapon charge after police responded to an incident on Madison Street, Tuesday afternoon.
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When Argos Town Council members met earlier this month, EMS Director Sarah McCallum addressed her department’s bylaws.
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Over the weekend, volunteers started planting a Unity Garden in the City of Plymouth.
The organization Unity Gardens partnered with the Saint Joseph Health System (SJHS) to bring this opportunity into Marshall County. The garden is located at the Life Enrichment Center on Harrison Street.
Continue readingArgos officials are looking to feature the work of local photographers in the town’s updated brochure.
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Marshall County Police made two arrests following an investigation into an incident involving a moped operator from LaPaz and motorcycle driver from Knox.
Continue readingA Plymouth man was taken into custody Friday morning after police were dispatched to a residence on Berkley Street for a welfare check.
Continue readingArgos Town Superintendent Jamie Lindstrom provided council members with a Community Crossings update when members met last Wednesday.
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Triton School officials are excited to announce that they’ve reached substantial completion on the new Activities Center and community members are invited to come take a look this Thursday!
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The very first TGIF Argos event will be held next month!
The Town of Argos is putting a spin on the traditional block party with these events which are scheduled to take place on the second Friday of each month during the summertime.
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A truck that originally belonged to the Argos Fire Department back in the 1950s has made its way back into town.
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Community members are invited to ‘Wave Goodbye to Cancer’ when the Relay for Life of Marshall County hosts their annual event this weekend.
The event will be held on Saturday, May 18th from 6 p.m. until midnight at River Park Square in Plymouth.
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For the third year in a row, the Triton FFA is hosting a ‘Critter Crawl’ to raise money for the Marshall County Humane Society.
Racers will take to the trails in the Potawatomi Wildlife Park around 10 a.m. this Saturday.
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