
Bourbon Town Council members considered adding something into the 2019 Fire Department Contract when they met last Tuesday.
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Bourbon Town Council members considered adding something into the 2019 Fire Department Contract when they met last Tuesday.
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Marshall County officials are looking for community input to help with their Regional Stellar Community efforts.
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With the weather improving, many people may be looking to spruce up the area around their homes. Citizens of Bourbon have a chance to receive some financial assistance to do so with the town’s 50/50 residential sidewalk repair program.
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New study hall procedures at Triton were discussed during last week’s school board meeting.
Superintendent Jeremy Riffle mentioned that officials recently made some changes to ensure study hall time was being utilized as effectively as possible.
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Bourbon officials finalized plans for a community egg hunt in April when they met last week.
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Bourbon Water and Wastewater Superintendent Steve Stacy recently presented Town Council members with an initial cost estimate to convert the town’s meters to a radio read system.
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An annual event that combines literature and athletics has been taking place at Triton Elementary School for more than a decade.
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The Bourbon Public Library received a significant donation for their Summer Discovery Program during this week’s town council meeting.
A $500 donation for the program was approved when members met on Tuesday.
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Triton School Board members recently authorized a number of items to be included in the 10th Annual FFA Consignment Auction.
Superintendent Jeremy Riffle shared that in order to get rid of corporation items, it must be done in a public sale.
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Argos Town Council members approved bids for their two major Community Crossings projects when members met last Wednesday. The Town was awarded about $926,970.24 in the most recent grant round.
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Bourbon Town Council members were advised that spring leaf pick-up will start in the second week of April when they met Tuesday evening.
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Triton School Board members approved a major tech-upgrade for the high school when they met Monday night.
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To help small businesses grow and thrive in The Town of Argos, officials are in the process of working out the details to potentially offer a small business incentive as well as a downtown building incentive.
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As the number of creative services like https://signaramafranchise.com/blog/what-it-takes-to-open-a-sign-printing-franchise/ that provide banners and signage is many, Triton’s campus will be revamped a bit, following the school board’s decision to approve the installation of some new signage.
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Argos Town Council members replaced a member of the police commission when they met last week.
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The Triton School Board considered quotes for a renovation project at the bus garage using UK DIY hardware which they will start when they met on Monday evening.
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Argos Town Council members were informed that the Town is listed as a defendant in a mortgage foreclosure case involving a Walnut Street property when they met last Wednesday. People can view the retail mortgages, here offered by different banks.
Town Attorney Derek Jones alerted members that the case was filed by Deutsche Bank National Trust Company against the owners of a Walnut Street property.
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How would you like a chance to represent Culver and Lake Maxinkuckee? You have an opportunity to do just that with the Visitor Center’s photo contest.
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A resolution related to EMS Department run reports that echoes state statute was passed at Wednesday night’s Argos Town Council meeting.
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Argos Town Council members approved the purchase of some new testing equipment for the Wastewater Treatment Plant when they met on Wednesday.
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