Plymouth Board of Works members considered a collections agency switch when they met Monday night.
City Attorney Sean Surrisi asked the board to consider a collection agreement with Eagles Account Group. He noted that the terms offered by this company are more beneficial than those offered by the company the city has been utilizing. Continue reading
Marshall County was recently awarded a Broadband Readiness Planning Grant through OCRA’s Community Development Block Grant Program.
Officials from Marshall County, as well as the towns of Bremen, Bourbon, Culver and La Paz collaborated to apply for the grant.
Marshall County was selected as one of five recipients to be a part of the pilot program that will educate and help shape how broadband can be established throughout the entire state, according to OCRA Executive Director Jodi Golden.
A resolution that would get the ball rolling on the establishment of an allocation area for purposes of Tax Increment Financing was considered during Monday night’s Plymouth City Council meeting. Continue reading
Plymouth High School will serve as the west vote center in Plymouth for the November General Election. Continue reading
With one project finished, another wrapping up and one right on schedule, the Triton School Corporation’s bond projects are coming along nicely. Continue reading
The Marshall County Sheriff’s Department is currently looking into an auto theft incident that occurred in Plymouth.
Around 6:30 p.m. on September 10th, the Marshall County Central Dispatch Center was contacted in reference to a stolen vehicle. According to police, the vehicle was reportedly taken from the 14900 block of 4B Road. It is described as a 1997 Jeep Cherokee Sport that is red in color. Continue reading
Argos officials are working together to secure the safety of students in the community. When Argos Town Council member met last Wednesday, they collaborated with School Superintendent Ned Speicher and Police Chief Corey Bowman about hiring a School Resource Officer or SRO. Continue reading
A no parking request that was brought to the attention of the Plymouth Board of Works back in August was approved Monday night.
When the Board met last month, Police Chief David Bacon informed members that Garro Street can get incredibly congested at times, with the north side being utilized for residential parking and the south side filled with parents waiting to pick up students from the Lincoln Junior High School. Continue reading
The “American Pickers” will be making their way through Indiana next month and they’re searching for stops to include on their route!
Mike Wolfe and Frank Fritz, the “pickers” behind the History Channel series, travel across the country on a mission to find vintage and antique items in order rescue and recycle these forgotten relics. Continue reading
The Marshall County Sheriff’s Department is looking into an incident that occurred last week where a vehicle involved in a property damage crash left the scene. Continue reading
A two-vehicle accident that occurred in Bremen on Friday afternoon sent one driver to the hospital. Continue reading
The Plymouth Police Department is in the process of investigating numerous reports of criminal mischief to vehicles.
Authorities report that the suspect or suspects responsible have mainly been shooting out car windows with a BB or pellet gun. Continue reading
The countdown continues in anticipation of the unveiling of the new logo for the Town of Argos. This journey started back in June when Argos officials entered into an agreement with Kerri Martin, the owner of Red Door Marketing.
Back in July, town council members approved a new logo created by the company and this week residents are invited to a reception where that logo will finally be revealed. The event will be held at 5:30 p.m. in Argos Town Hall on Wednesday, September 12th. Continue reading
Members of the Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety will meet tonight at 6 p.m. where they’ll consider a no parking request for the south side of Garro Street near Liberty Street. Continue reading
The Argos Town Council held a public hearing over the proposed budget for 2019 when they met on Wednesday. Clerk-Treasurer Lisa Mullaney said there were no comments provided by the public. The hearing was closed and council members went on with their regularly scheduled meeting where they approved the budget on first reading.
According to the Indiana Gateway for Governmental Units, Argos has a total budget estimate of $1,901,821. Continue reading
School officials will have a chance to contest their A-F accountability grades this year, following a decision made by the Indiana State Board of Education. When board members met this month, they approved procedures that will allow Indiana schools to appeal their upcoming A-F grade. Continue reading
UPDATE: Around 2 p.m. (on 9/7) Director Avery shared the latest update from the National Weather Service which said it appears that the great risk for flooding will remain south of Marshall County. He said Marshall County is still forecast to receive between 1.5 -2 inches of rain in the majority of the county. Click the following link to view the Multimedia Weather Briefing provided by the NWS.
Marshall County Emergency Management Agency Director Clyde Avery has issued an alert about potential flooding due to today’s rainfall. Continue reading
Argos Town Council members approved a resolution during their meeting Wednesday night that provides the Town’s support for the Marshall County Crossroads Regional Stellar initiative.
Clerk-Treasurer Lisa Mullaney said that in the four years following the potential designation, the Town of Argos would provide a local match of approximately $280,000 during that time frame to cover the cost of the major projects they want to accomplish.
Mullaney said if the designation is received, the Town’s projects would include the installation of a series of trails, a housing development and the addition of more sidewalks. Continue reading
A Marshall County tradition that honors the past kicks off today. The Rentown Old Fashion Days event will start at 3 p.m. and will run until 8 p.m. tonight. The fun continues on Saturday from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. Admission is $5 per person or individuals 13-year-old and younger are free with parking.
This event takes place in the quaint community of Rentown, located three miles east of Bremen. Continue reading
Plymouth Police K9 Jax had a busy day on Wednesday, assisting with two different searches that subsequently resulted in five separate arrests. Continue reading
