Triton School Board members approved the calendar for the 2019-2020 school year when they met last Tuesday.
Orientation day will be held on Tuesday, August 6th. That will also be the first official day for teachers. The first day for students will be the following day on Wednesday, August 7th.
School officials note that early dismissal will take place every Friday, with the Elementary School releasing students at 2:35 p.m. and the Jr./Sr. High School dismissing at 2:45 p.m. Continue reading
A Plymouth man accused of sexual battery and criminal confinement is facing some additional charges after apparently escaping police custody during the time of his arrest last Thursday. Continue reading
Bourbon Town Council members considered the extension of their farm lease when they met last Tuesday. Continue reading
A Triton School Corporation bus driver was recently promoted to the position of transportation director.
When Triton School Board members met last Tuesday they officially accepted Laura Baker’s resignation from the position of bus driver and approved her as the new transportation director. She was also approved for the position of corporation secretary. Continue reading
Bourbon residents still have time to sign up for the Town’s Christmas Decorating Contest! Interested individuals have until 4 p.m. on Wednesday, December 19th to enter.
Not only is this an opportunity to show off your holiday spirit, but participants also have the chance to secure some funds for Christmas shopping if their home is selected as one of the best-decorated. Continue reading
Triton Superintendent Jeremy Riffle took some time during this week’s school board meeting to recognize the altruistic efforts of a group of students and staff members.
Special Education Teacher Sarrah Davis was joined by a multitude of other staff members as well as students when she led a “Duffles for Kids” packing event earlier this month. Continue reading
After 10 years of dedicated service to the Triton School Board, Amy Middaugh will be stepping down from her position as the Bourbon Township representative.
According to Superintendent Jeremy Riffle, two individuals applied for the open position. However, after looking into the two candidates, school officials discovered that one of the applicants did not meet the requirement of residing in Bourbon Township. Continue reading
The 2019 Salary Ordinance for the Town of Bourbon was adopted Tuesday night.
A two percent pay increase was included for all full-time employees, according to Clerk-Treasurer Kim Berger. Berger added that the only other major change had to do with the Town’s insurance policy. Continue reading
The WNDU Studios in South Bend had to be evacuated Thursday after an emailed bomb threat was received. Our reporting partners at WNDU say that numerous police units responded and no credible threat was found during a search of the building.
They went on to say that dozens of bomb threats were reportedly sent to news outlets, government buildings, banks, libraries, schools and other businesses across the country, according to NBC News. Continue reading
Officials in the Town of Argos are looking into the possibility of building an emergency services building that would house the fire station and EMS department but before that can happen an architecture firm needs to be selected. Continue reading
Bourbon Town Council members voted on a new president when they restructured for 2019 during their meeting Tuesday evening. Continue reading
In order to help this year’s senior class at Triton High School make it to Washington D.C. this spring, the school corporation’s annual Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser will be held this Friday.
The event will be held in the Triton High School Café and it will run from 4 p.m. until 6:30 p.m. on December 14th. The meal includes spaghetti, breadsticks, a side salad, and lemonade. Continue reading
A grant opportunity through the Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority was highlighted during last week’s Argos Town Council meeting.
Councilwoman Suzanne Umbaugh presented the information during the meeting and explained that through this specific IHCDA program, the Town would donate three lots where housing could be built.
Clerk-Treasurer Lisa Mullaney shared that the houses would be about 1,200 square feet and would be on the market for under $100,000. Continue reading
Argos Town Council members reviewed the Salary Ordinance for 2019 when they met last week.
There are some major differences between the salary ordinance for next year and the one that was approved in the past, according to Clerk-Treasurer Lisa Mullaney. One of the most noticeable changes is the length. Continue reading
Marshall County Prosecutor Nelson Chipman shared a slew of arrests that were made by the Undercover Narcotics Investigation Team (UNIT) during a recent warrant sweep.
The Team was assisted by a variety of local law enforcement agencies. The collective effort spanned multiple counties and resulted in more than 15 drug-related arrests. Continue reading
A new director has been selected to take over when Argos EMS Director Richie Miller officially resigns before the year’s end. Continue reading
The Argos Volunteer Fire Department is working out funding arrangements in order to purchase some uniforms. The matter was discussed when the town council met Wednesday evening.
Clerk-Treasurer Lisa Mullaney noted that while the uniforms may not be utilized for calls since the firefighters suit up in their gear in whatever they’re wearing at the time, the uniforms will be useful for other community events. Continue reading
Libraries across Marshall County are getting into the holiday spirit by hosting a few Christmas-themed events today. Continue reading
About a half an hour before midnight on Thursday, December 6th, units from the Plymouth Police Department were dispatched to a residence on North Plum Street, in reference to a domestic battery that occurred.
When the responding officer arrived at the scene, the suspect had reportedly left. Continue reading
To help foster the growth of youth manufacturing initiatives, a $1,000 IN-MaC Manufacturing Micro-grant was recently awarded to Plymouth High School.
PHS Assistant Principal Ken Olson said that the grant funds will give many of the teachers and sophomore students who are interested in vocational programs at PHS the opportunity to visit local corporations and businesses that are engaged in Advanced Manufacturing Solutions in Plymouth and the surrounding area. Continue reading
