Marshall County Sheriff Matt Hassel is expected to discuss a part-time security officer and will submit a request to apply for a marine patrol assistance grant when County Council members meet today.
County Council members are also anticipated to receive a presentation over a supportive housing project from Garden Court, Inc representatives Brent Martin and Jim Causey. A job description and wage for a code enforcement officer will be discussed by Plan Director Ty Adley and Health Administrator Christine Stinson will submit two grant application requests. Continue reading
There’s still time to bring in some donations for the Warm Up Marshall County coat drive! The last day to bring coats into Oliver Lincoln Ford in Plymouth and other local drop-off locations is Wednesday, November 14th.
At last Wednesday’s Argos Town Council meeting, members acknowledged that two letters of interest for the Argos EMS Director position were submitted by the deadline. As a reminder, current EMS Director Richie Miller tendered his resignation in August and will be leaving the department on December 31st of this year. 
High school seniors interested in pursuing an education degree are running out of time to apply for the Next Generation Hoosier Educators Scholarship. 
The Marshall County 911 Dispatch center received a call Monday evening regarding an altercation at a residence in the 17,000 block of Vine Street.
Two Marshall County municipalities will be able to complete some major roadwork thanks to the 
Bremen School Board members ratified the teachers’ contract for next year when they met Monday night. Superintendent Dr. Jim White shared that there were some significant changes to compensation approved in the new contract.
A little more than 15,080 Marshall County residents cast a ballot in the 2018 Midterm Elections. A total of 10,336 ballots were recorded from Tuesday’s election at the polls and another 4,745 votes came from residents who cast absentee ballots. 
A Mishawaka is facing multiple charges, following a Saturday evening traffic stop.
In order to bring food to Marshall County families in need, the Plymouth Chamber of Commerce is partnering with the Bread of Life Community Food Pantry for a fall food drive throughout the month of November.
The National Scholarship Providers Association (NSPA) recognizes November as a time to raise awareness of scholarship opportunities for current and future college students. That is why November is recognized as National Scholarship Month.
In an effort to provide some assistance to the families impacted by Tuesday’s bus stop accident in Rochester, all Good to Go Convenience Stores will be accepting donations now until Sunday, November 11th.
With the assistance of other law enforcement agencies, the Under Cover Narcotics Investigation Team (UNIT) has made multiple arrests over the last few weeks. 
A court date has been set for the Rochester woman who faces multiple charges related to Tuesday morning’s bus stop accident in Fulton County.
