As of Thursday morning, Marshall County was still in the “slight” risk category for severe storms for later today and into tonight and in the “marginal” risk for a storm tomorrow.
Marshall County Emergency Management Agency Director Clyde Avery shared that the primary threats include damaging winds, large hail and localized heavy rainfall with some flooding issues possible.
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Students interested in the law enforcement field are invited to attend the 3rd annual Marshall County Law Enforcement Appreciation Camp this summer.
This year’s camp session will run from Thursday, June 20th through Sunday, June 23rd.
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The National Weather Service is predicting a slight risk for severe thunderstorms late Thursday afternoon that could carry over into the evening.
Marshall County Emergency Management Agency Director Clyde Avery shared that some primary threats of the predicted condition include locally heavy rainfall as well as a low threat potential for damaging winds and large hail.
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The 28th annual Project D.A.R.E. of Marshall County Banquet will be held tomorrow.
Students from each Marshall County school district will be recognized for their winning D.A.R.E. essays which will be presented during the banquet.
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If you’re seeking a local option for post-secondary education, you won’t want to miss the upcoming registration day events at Ancilla College.
Ancilla will be holding two registration day events this week from open until 7 p.m. on Wednesday, May 15th and from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. on Friday, May 17th.
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A Plymouth Man was lodged in the Marshall County Jail after a Friday night traffic stop reportedly resulted in the discovery of multiple chargeable offenses.
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Argos Town Council members met in a workshop earlier this month to go over the Town’s proposed grant programs that are aimed at assisting local businesses.
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An accident involving a semi tanker-truck and a small passenger car that occurred in the area of U.S. 30 and Beech Road in Marshall County this afternoon resulted in a fatality.
Marshall County Coroner John Grolich stated that the next of kin has been notified and the individual was identified as 62-year old Bourbon resident Velma Shupp.
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Original: An accident that reportedly occurred on Beech Road and U.S. 30 has resulted in a traffic standstill.
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Some concerned Woodland Trail residents spoke with the Argos Town Council when members met for their first meeting of the month.
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There’s work to be done on the pollinator garden in downtown Plymouth and volunteers are getting started today.
Continue readingWhen the Argos Town Council met last week, members authorized a $7,000 contribution to be made toward the Marshall County Crossroads Stellar Communities Initiative.
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Argos Town Council members recently considered a CF-1 form submitted by the Marshall County Economic Development Corporation.
Businesses that have been granted tax abatements must submit CF-1 forms each year so officials can assess their compliance to determine whether or not to continue supplying the abatement.
The MCEDC submitted a form regarding the Argos Manufacturing Center. Officials approved the document and will continue to offer the tax abatement for that property.
The Manufacturing Center is located on Dewey Street. According to the entry about the facility on the MCEDC’s website, it a 50,000 square foot building that’s expandable to 300,000 square feet located within a 73.6 acre Shovel Ready certified park next to US highway 31.
Officials note that the spec building offers a flexible, industrial space allowing manufacturing prospects to place equipment in less than 120 days from execution of letter of intent to purchase or lease.
Individuals interested in utilizing the property are encouraged to contact MCEDC President and CEO Jerry Chavez at 574-935-8499.
For the last seven decades, the organization Mental Health America has used the month of May to raise awareness and reduce the stigma surrounding mental illness.
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The Argos Town Council permitted the Young Professionals Network of Marshall County to utilize their meeting room free of charge when members met last week.
The Young Professionals’ meeting will take place between 8 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. on Thursday, May 16th.
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Marshall County Clerk Deb VanDeMark and other election officials worked diligently to get the results from Tuesday’s Municipal Primary Election out in a timely fashion as dedicated poll workers brought in the machines from the County’s six vote centers.
Continue readingA Bremen man who allegedly stole gas multiple times was taken into custody by Plymouth Police officers Saturday evening.
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After a week full of rainy days, the sun finally came out when David’s Courage opened their doors for a community preview this weekend.
However, that’s not the only good news; thanks to a matching opportunity promised by an anonymous donor, the $2,900 raised during Sunday’s event will be doubled to $5,800!
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Triton School officials are celebrating after being notified of a major accomplishment.
Superintendent Jeremy Riffle shared that the publication U.S. News and World Report recently released their rankings of Hoosier High Schools for 2019.
He was thrilled to announce that Triton Jr./Sr. High School was ranked 31st in the state.
Continue readingArgos Councilwoman Suzanne Umbaugh recently joined a group of Marshall County leaders on a trip to Georgia to attend a Walkability Action Institute workshop.
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