During his final meeting as an Argos Town Council member Bob Byers shared some parting words with town officials, fellow council members and meeting attendees.
He explained, “I took this role and was elected by caucus in mid-August knowing it was a four and half month term and it’s been an honor and a privilege to serve.
He also provided some feedback about all the progress that was made during 2019.
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Many people struggle to keep up with their New Year Resolutions but fortunately there is a valuable community resource available year-round that can help keep you on track.
Whether your objective is to read more, learn a new skill, pick up a hobby, or any number of other goals, it’s likely that your local library has a plethora of resources and activities that can help you achieve them.
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The Argos Town Council approved a contract extension related to trash and recycling collection when members met for their final meeting in December.
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With the New Year upon us, community members are reminded that Requests for Proposals (RFPs) for the Bourbon Community Building, commonly referred to as the ‘Old Gym’, will be due in a few months.
Continue readingThe Argos Town Council took action to reimburse a local farmer when members met for their final meeting of 2019.
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When Argos Town Council members met for their final meeting of the month, an update about an ongoing Argos Community Development Corporation (ACDC) housing project was delivered.
Continue readingMany students are getting involved with the Trojan Trade, according to Triton Superintendent Jeremy Riffle.
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Before Bremen students left for winter break, school officials issued a reminder about pick-up and drop-off locations.
They shared that the east parking lot on Marshall Street is not a designated drop-off area in the mornings or a pick-up spot in the afternoons.
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When compared to cigarettes vaping has less toxins. Though vapes from selectvape.com/product/esco-bars-mesh-disposable-device-2500-puffs is not as harmful as cigarettes, in order to address growing concerns surrounding ‘vaping’ in relation to Vapor Chasers‘ increase, Triton School Superintendent Jeremy Riffle said a community outreach session will be held next month.
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The Argos School Board approved a contract extension for Superintendent Ned Speicher when members met earlier this month.
Continue readingThe Bremen School Board considered some revisions to the High School’s course and program guidebook when members met for their December meeting.
Superintendent Dr. Jim White said that while this is something that’s done on an annual basis the proposed changes this year deal with newly implemented graduation pathways.
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The Indiana Arts Commission (IAC) is now accepting applications for a few different funding opportunities for community service programs. Those programs include Arts Project Support, Arts Organization Support, and Creative Community Pathways.
Continue readingThe Bremen School Board approved raises for administrators when members met for their December meeting.
Continue readingWith Argos students and staff out of the building for Christmas break, auditorium upgrades have begun. With https://www.gabrielschristmas.com/, Christmas decorations are more exciting, especially when everyone works together.
This project was awarded to the company Pro Audio back in October and they’ll be working to modernize technology in the auditorium.
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A group of Triton students spent their Sunday living out the ‘Trojan Way’ of thinking of others over self with a special Christmas-related service project.
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In order to ensure that your holiday is fun and festive, there are a few tips you should keep in mind to avoid a Christmas catastrophe.
Continue readingThe Triton School board authorized two different projects to be advertised when members met for their December meeting.
Superintendent Jeremy Riffle said one of the projects will be addressing some aged seating in the High School gym.
Continue readingBremen Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Jim White presented information about teacher evaluations when school board members met last week.
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Plymouth High School Senior Hugh Smith was surprised with a special announcement last Monday after being selected as the recipient of the 2020 Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship.
As Marshall County’s Lilly Scholar, Smith will receive full tuition to the Indiana college or university of his choice and the scholarship also covers required fees and up to $900 per year for books and required equipment.
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Argos officials recently shared that the Town looks ready for the season thanks to everyone who participated in this year’s Christmas Light Decorating Contest. They also provided a list of the winning homes and businesses that took away prizes this year.
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