Today is the absolute last day that voters can register or update their registration information.
Even if you think you’re registered, you should double check to make sure all the listed information is accurate. You have until the end of business hours today to visit the county clerk’s office to register in person or you can register online at IndianaVoters.in.gov. Continue reading
Over the weekend, the Plymouth Police Department responded to multiple scenes involving motorists who were reportedly driving under the influence. Continue reading
A record amount of Marshall County students and businesses will be participating in this year’s Manufacturer’s Day. In this annual event, local manufacturers open their doors to showcase their businesses and spark some interest in manufacturing careers.
The Marshall County Economic Development Corporation reports that with 4 schools, 900 students and nearly 25 businesses participating, students will be able to learn about an unprecedented variety of local employment opportunities. Continue reading
With chilly temperatures right around the corner and a plethora of holiday cooking coming up, it’s important to be aware of how to prevent fires and how to react if they strike.
Every year the National Fire Protection Agency (NFPA) recognizes Fire Prevention Week during the month of October. This year’s theme is “Look. Listen. Learn. Be Aware -fire can happen anywhere.”
The theme identifies three simple but essential ways that people can reduce the risk of fire and be prepared in the event of one. Continue reading
Marshall County Jail Inmates have been helping out with restoration efforts at the historic courthouse in Plymouth.
First built in the early 1870’s, the Marshall County Courthouse is listed on the national register of historic places. In order to restore it to its former glory, upgrades and renovations are currently being conducted there. Continue reading
The Marshall County Humane Society ‘Bark in the Park’ event is almost here!
Community members and their furry four-legged friends are invited to Centennial Park on Sunday, October 7th for this annual fundraising event. All proceeds go to assist the homeless animals that the Humane Society cares for.
When you pledge at least $25, you’ll get an event T-Shirt. Continue reading
Shortly after 9 p.m. on Wednesday, October 3rd, Plymouth Police units were dispatched to a vehicle that crashed into a house in the 1300 block of West Lake Avenue. Continue reading
Marshall County Highway Supervisor Jason Peters issued an update about a few different projects that crews have been working on recently. Continue reading
Bullying is a serious issue that many students face and unfortunately with the introduction of new technology, it no longer stays in the schoolyard.
It can infiltrate multiple aspects of a child’s life to the point where they feel they’ve lost control. In order to raise awareness about this prevalent problem, October is recognized as Bullying Prevention Month.
According to Plymouth Community Schools Marketing Director Judi Lykowski, students and staff have been engaging in a campaign this week to emphasize that bullies are not welcome at their schools. Continue reading
With the Election Day just around the corner, you can’t drive far without spotting campaign signs of various sizes and colors speckling front yards and lining the roadways.
While it’s understandable that candidates want to get their name out there, there are a few things they must keep in mind when it comes to placement. Continue reading
Back in 2015, the Marshall County Prosecutor’s Office was appointed Special Prosecutor for Kosciusko County to address cases related to former Kosciusko Sheriff Aaron Rovenstine, Warsaw Resident Kevin Bronson and a former college professor and Bronson’s “religious mentor” Mark Soto.
Today, Prosecutor Nelson Chipman announced the apparent conclusion of those cases. Continue reading
Though administrative staff members at Bremen Public Schools were trained to use the corporation’s new handheld metal detectors by the county sheriff, school officials are waiting for a more solid set of rules to come through before they start utilizing them.
Superintendent Dr. Jim White reported that 6 metal detectors were received through Governor Eric Holcomb’s recent state-wide safety initiative. Continue reading
The Bowen Center and Bremen Public Schools will both benefit from a partnership that was discussed during last week’s school board meeting.
There are apparently a few individuals that work for the Bowen Center who are looking to complete the necessary steps required to receive their licenses. In order to do so, they need to have some hands-on experience. Continue reading
In recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month which starts on October 1st, the Plymouth Fire Department is currently selling t-shirts to promote awareness and raise funds for cancer research.
The shirts are $15 for a short sleeve and $20 for long sleeves. Continue reading
Bremen School Board members considered a board compensation resolution when they met last Monday. Superintendent Dr. Jim White said they opted for the minimum amount that’s permitted.
He explained, “They decided to stick with the status quo and pay the minimum $2,000 annually, with no per diem compensation.” Continue reading
After bids came in a little higher than expected, Bremen School officials are reevaluating proposed projects, according to Superintendent Dr. Jim White.
White noted, “What we’re doing is revisiting our list of things we’d like to accomplish and trying to reprioritize those to say okay, what’s in and what’s out.” Continue reading
Approximately 625 kindergarten and first-grade students from Plymouth, Culver, Triton, and Bremen schools had a chance to explore a college campus yesterday thanks to Marshall County Promise. Continue reading
Renovation projects at Argos Community School Corporation are expected to wrap up soon, according to Superintendent Ned Speicher. Continue reading
Budding businesses are bound to benefit from a generous donation provided to the Bremen Public School Entrepreneurship Program.
This is an opportunity that’s offered at the elementary, middle and high school. Superintendent Dr. Jim White previously shared that the goal behind the program is to plant the seeds of entrepreneurship into the minds of students early on.
Recently, the school board approved a $2,500 donation from Rick Miller, of Miller Insurance to assist with associated costs at the high school level. Continue reading
Though the official Average Daily Membership (ADM) numbers have yet to be released from the State, school officials at Argos are reporting a noticeable increase.
Superintendent Ned Speicher reports that state officials came to take the ADM count on Friday, September 14th. Continue reading
