Around this time of year, many people are doing whatever they can to keep cold weather out of their homes. However, for your own safety, there are a few things you should know before you do so.
State Fire Marshal Jim Greeson, reports that during the months of October through December, fire-related deaths increase because of alternative heating sources. He advises Indiana residents to take particular precautions when these sources are utilized in order to ensure safety this season. Continue reading
Bremen Public School officials discussed the corporation’s wellness plan during Monday night’s school board meeting. Superintendent Dr. Jim White said that reviewing this plan is an annual requirement.
The Marshall County Sheriff’s Department responded to a collision at the intersection of Veterans Parkway and US 31 in Plymouth shortly after 12:30 p.m. on Wednesday.
The Marshall County Community Foundation held an awards presentation in Plymouth on Wednesday where recipients for the second round of 2018 Community Fund grants were announced.
This year’s eighth-grade students will have a whole new set of rules to keep in mind when it comes to obtaining a diploma. Bremen School Board members learned more about these changes when they met this week.
The Bremen School Board was updated about how administrators plan to utilize some safety equipment that was provided by Governor Eric Holcomb through a state-wide initiative over the summer.
The Bremen School Board authorized an appointment for the Bremen Public Library Board when members met on Monday.
Safety is a matter that Triton school officials take seriously year-round.
A TIF Resolution that was prepared by Argos Town Attorney Derek Jones was presented to Redevelopment Commission and Planning Commission members last week.
There’s an ambitious student musician who’s waiting to give that unused instrument of yours a new home.
The 2019 Budget for Triton Community Schools was adopted when school board members met on Monday.
When the Argos Town Council met last Wednesday, they were informed about a recent resignation on the police force.
Argos Town Superintendent Jamie Lindstrom informed the Town Council about some renovation work needed at the Wastewater Treatment Plant when members met last Wednesday.
Argos officials are still seeking residents willing to fill the open positions on the Plan Commission. Clerk-Treasurer Lisa Mullaney previously shared that they especially need some more Democratic members in order to keep the board balanced. 
A vehicle collision that occurred in Marshall County on Monday resulted in one fatality.
