If you’re interested in being a part of the Argos Summer Kickoff Festival this year, there are a few different ways you can get involved.
A good way to spotlight your business, organization, church or club is by signing up to join the annual parade which will be held on Saturday, June 22nd.
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The 10th Annual Triton FFA Consignment Auction will be held this weekend.
Superintendent Jeremy Riffle shared that the auction will take place at 9 a.m. on Saturday, April 13th. It will be held at the Bates Corporation, located at 12351 Elm Street in Bourbon.
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A Plymouth man was lodged at the Marshall County Jail after he allegedly fled from an attempted traffic stop Saturday night.
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The Triton School Board got a sneak peek at some of the new signage that’s been installed when members met Monday night.
Members approved this sign installation at their March meeting. The project was awarded to Descon, Inc at a cost of $7,000.
Superintendent Jeremy Riffle said the sign installation is not entirely complete but the first phase of the project has been finished up.
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To help community members spruce up their properties for springtime, the Town of Argos will conduct two separate large item clean-up days during the month of April.
When town council members met last week, Council President George Null encouraged residents to take pride in their properties and advised them to take advantage of these clean-up days to rid their yards of any big eye-sores.
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According to authorities, state police were contacted on Monday, April 8th after an inmate was discovered unresponsive in his jail cell around 1 p.m.
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Argos community members are invited to attend a meeting over a potential opportunity to secure funding for proposed improvements at Pond Park.
The Argos Park Board plans to apply for the federally-funded Land and Water Conservation fund (LWCF) grant offered by the Department of Natural Resources. Continue reading
As they do every year, the Indiana Sheriff’s Association (ISA) will soon be offering an opportunity to seventh and eighth-grade students who are interested in pursuing a future career in law enforcement.
This summer marks the 40th year the ISA will be hosting their annual Youth Leadership Camp.
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The Marshall County Soil and Water Conservation District will once again be offering free food plot seed to community members to help nourish local animals and pollinator insects.
Depending on the type of seed planted, a food plot can provide nourishment for deer, turkey, pheasant, other bids and/or pollinators.
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Residents in the Town of Argos are now able to review and pay their utility bills online.
Town officials recently shared that the town will be utilizing the Payment Service Network (PSN) for utilities. As per the statement of a traffic violations lawyer, it was noted that all traffic violation tickets must still be paid through the Marshall County Clerk’s Office.
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Many people may not realize that when leaves and yard clippings end up in local bodies of water, it can cause some environmental issues.
Executive Director of the Lake Maxinkuckee Environmental Council Kathy Clark recently shared a bit of information about what can happen when leaves, grass clippings and other organic debris get put into lakes.
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As warmer weather starts to spread across the area over the next few weeks, many homeowners will likely begin clearing their yards of leaves and debris to spruce things up for springtime.
The Town of Culver is reminding residents that the street department is willing to remove leaves and branches that are piled at the curb as long as they follow a couple of rules.
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After historic floods impacted about 250 Marshall County homes in February of last year, many dedicated community members, as well as friendly volunteers from a far, have been actively engaging in the recovery process.
Director of Marshall County Long Term Recovery Operations Linda Yoder shared that more than 800 volunteers worked 21,704 hours in the past 13 months to help local families recover.
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The Starke County Sheriff’s Department Dispatch Center received a few calls early Saturday morning about an incident occurring in the 8100
The Marshall County Health Department has issued a news release about a potential measles exposure that reportedly occurred during the month of March. Measles is a highly contagious virus that is found in the nose and throat secretions of an infected person.
According to the MCHD, the Indiana Health Alert Network shared that a confirmed measles exposure has been identified in Indianapolis. An individual that was travelling through Indiana was later found to be a confirmed measles case.
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Fatal house fires are reportedly on the rise. Last year, the state Fire Marshal Tracked 93 fatalities from home fires compared to 72 in the previous year. Nationally, two-thirds of all fatal house fires occur in homes without working smoke alarms.
In order to address those startling statistics, the Indiana Department of Homeland Security has launched the Get Alarmed program, with a goal to install 10,000 smoke alarms in homes in the next two years.
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Argos math teacher Jonathan Arndt was honored at the State House on Thursday by State Senator Randy Head and State Representative Jack Jordan.
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The heavy rainfall that’s anticipated for this weekend has the potential to cause some minor flooding.
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Officials in the Town of Argos have been working to incorporate crossing guards into the Police Department’s Standard Operating Procedures (S.O.Ps).
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The Marshall County Soil and Water Conservation District was recently awarded a grant that’s going to help install a new pollinator habitat in Plymouth.
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