Officials from the Indiana Department of Transportation are warning drivers of potentially hazardous road conditions lasting Tuesday evening through Thursday evening.
Due to high winds and the challenges that historically low wind chills will present to plow crews in clearing roadways, officials are strongly advising Hoosier motorists to stay off the roads through Thursday, if possible.
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Due to brutally cold temperatures that have been projected for Wednesday, the Plymouth City Office and Mayor’s Office will be closed.
Mayor Mark Senter is urging citizens to stay inside if they can.
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The Marshall County Sheriff’s Department responded to several complaints of theft from vehicles around Lake
Two men are facing a series of drug-related charges following a traffic stop that was conducted at North 5th Street and Corbin Street in Plymouth shortly before 6 p.m. last Friday.
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Argos Town officials continue to discuss the
Marshall County Highway Superintendent Jason Peters reports that with temperatures falling, road surfaces are freezing and creating slick spots through out the county.
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As previously reported, conditions are expected to keep getting colder this week. Certain town facilities in Argos, Bourbon, Bremen
Officials in the City of Plymouth are offering a warming center for residents who need a place to warm up during the dramatic cold weather that we’re experiencing.
Continue readingArgos officials are reminding pet-owning residents that pet tags are now available at the Clerk’s Office.
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Marshall County Community Foundation’s Director of Development and Communications Angela Rupchock-Schafer extended her gratitude to every citizen and volunteer who participated in last week’s Point-in-Time (PIT) Count.
Continue readingArgos Town Council members discussed some specifics related to the Town’s crossing guards when they met for their second meeting of the month last Wednesday.
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For the 23rd year in a row, the Bremen Police Department will be participating in a benefit basketball game to help raise funds for a local family in need.
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As we continue to face freezing and below freezing temperatures in the coming days, home owners will need to take precautions to keep their pipes from freezing.
Continue readingSome new individuals will need to represent the Town of Argos for the County Development for the Future group and the Regional Stellar Communities Steering committee.
Continue readingDuring the EMS Department report at last Wednesday’s Argos Town Council meeting, Councilman Charles Randy Snead shared that the Town is in need of some additional Emergency Medical Technicians.
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Plymouth School Board members passed a reoccurring transfer resolution when they met last week.
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Leaders, business owners and community members from all across Marshall County gathered at the Stockman Youth Center Wednesday morning, to get a better understanding of what it’s like to live without financial security.
Continue readingA problematic property brought to the attention of Argos officials sparked a conversation about code enforcement when members met last Wednesday.
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A group of Plymouth High School students will be heading down to the state capital to compete in the Business Professionals of America State Leadership Conference this March.
The field trip request was approved by Plymouth School Board members when they accepted all personnel items at their meeting last Monday.
By providing approval, members permitted a group of 21 participants to travel to the Downtown Marriot Hotel in Indianapolis. The 3-day long event will run from Sunday, March 10th through Tuesday, March 13th.
During the course of the conference, students will participate in some competitive events and attend various leadership sessions.
PHS Business Education Teacher Gene Skirvin is listed as the trip sponsor. In anticipation for the conference, he noted that a substitute teacher will be needed for two days.
According to the request form that was submitted for board consideration, the educational objective of the trip will be to further students’ knowledge about business, leadership and other related skills.
Argos Town Superintendent Jamie Lindstrom was given permission to advertise the bids for the 2019 Street Paving projects during last Wednesday’s town council meeting.
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