In conjunction with Red Door Marketing, Argos officials will be holding a roll-out ceremony next month in order to officially reveal the town’s new logo.
Town council members approved the design at a meeting in June and they’ve been coordinating with Red Door Marketing about how to reveal the new logo to the public. Continue reading
Bourbon Town Council members decided to switch uniform carries when they met last Tuesday.
Clerk-Treasurer Kim Berger shared that the town’s uniform carrier was Wildman Business Group. All members were in agreement that they should make the switch over to the company Cintas.
A Plymouth man was taken into custody on Saturday for alleged disorderly conduct and resisting law enforcement.
On August 19th, the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department received several calls of a male subject causing a disturbance in the area of Warana Drive. Continue reading
Visitors traveling to Argos will soon have an easier time finding their way around town with the help of some signage that will be installed in the near future.
The town’s electrical services provider, the Indiana Municipal Power Agency (IMPA), has offered to pay 75 percent of the purchase and installation cost for more than ten new way-finding signs, according to Clerk-Treasurer Lisa Mullaney. Continue reading
Bourbon Town Council members considered a vehicle purchase request when they met last Tuesday.
According to notes from Clerk-Treasurer Kim Berger, Wastewater Superintendent Steve Stacy asked the council for permission to purchase a new utility truck. He estimated that the cost would be approximately $50,000 in all. Continue reading
With the back-to-school season in full swing, State Representative Jim Pressel recently sent out a release that highlights some of the ways legislators are looking out for students.
Some different laws that were passed this year were emphasized in the release, including a few that focus on the health and well being of students. Continue reading
Argos officials will be starting the search for a new EMS Director following a resignation announcement during Wednesday’s town council meeting. Continue reading
Budget season is here and municipality officials are marking their calendars for important dates to remember.
When the Bourbon Town Council members met on Tuesday, Clerk-Treasurer Kim Berger informed them that the public hearing over the 2019 Budget will be held on Tuesday, September 11. Continue reading
Bourbon Town Council members made an appointment to the Library Board when they met Tuesday night. At the request of Library Director Nick Treber, members appointed Lindsey McIntyre to the library board.
Additionally, members considered a request from Republic Services’ Municipal Account Executive Pete Callan. Continue reading
The Triton School Board handled some administrative matters when members met on Monday.
Superintendent Jeremy Riffle said that members approved a change in the school corporation’s financial institution when they met this week. Members voted unanimously to switch from First Merchants Bank to 1st Source Bank. Continue reading
Planning and paying for college can be stressful but thanks to the Marshall County Promise Program, local parents don’t have to do it alone. The goal of the program is to encourage young students to consider higher education as a realistic option early on and to make it easier for families to establish college savings for their kids. Continue reading
There are some additional students attending the Triton Community School Corporation this school year, according to Superintendent Jeremy Riffle. Riffle said compared to last year’s average daily membership (ADM) count, there are 20 more students enrolled at Triton for the 2018-19 school year.
Superintendent Riffle also mentioned that the ongoing projects happening at Triton are either on track or ahead of schedule. Continue reading
Officials from Indiana Department of Transportation want motorists to be aware of a couple of bridge projects starting in Marshall County this week.
A bridge construction project starting on U.S 31 in Argos today (Tuesday, August 14th) will create lane closures until early September. Continue reading
A Culver man was arrested over the weekend after reportedly crashing a golf cart while under the influence.
Around 11 p.m. on Saturday, Marshall County Police were informed that a person had been involved in an accident within the Jellystone Campground, located on Redwood Road in Plymouth. Continue reading
Marshall County Police responded to two calls of reported theft over the weekend. Continue reading
While ArborLift revolutionizes tree transplantation, Argos officials have been coordinating with members of the Culver Tree Commission about making some arborous additions around town.
Clerk-Treasurer Lisa Mullaney said that Marshall County Building Commissioner Chuck DeWitt reached out to the Commission members and they came into Argos to take a look at the trees that are already planted.
She explained, “They offered to come over and look at our trees downtown and they said we maybe have some that are not appropriate for downtown because they’ll get quite large.” Continue reading
The event your taste buds have been waiting for since last year is finally here. The third annual Taste of Marshall County will run from 5 p.m. until 10 p.m. tonight. Plymouth will be bustling this evening with exciting opportunities that will appeal to the whole family.
In addition to the variety of foods that vendors will be selling throughout the event, there will be activities geared toward children and for individuals 21 and up, there will be a beer and wine garden. Continue reading
Thanks to a generous donation, the Nursing Program at Ancilla was able to add a new “Juno training manikin” to their equipment.
Nursing students were previously using an outdated model called ‘iStan’ that is several years old. In a press release provided by Ancilla, officials noted that while iStan was a good educational tool, Juno is a state of the art simulation manikin that offers various features that iStan did not have. Continue reading
In accordance with the Lake Max Triathlon, Lake Shore Drive and Main Street in Culver will be closed between 8:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. on Saturday.
Culver Clerk-Treasurer Karen Heim sent out an alert stating that during that time, bike traffic will also be heavy on State Road 10 as well as roads around the lake, including Sycamore Road and 20B Road. Continue reading
It’s the second Friday of the month and that means community members can look forward to a night filled with tons of family-friendly events in historic downtown Plymouth.
For safety and convenience, Garro Street will be closed off for what event organizers are calling the “Dog Days of Summer” Second Friday event. Continue reading
