Plymouth Tri Kappa’s annual Promenade to Prom event will be held tomorrow from 9 a.m. until noon at the Plymouth Wesleyan Church.
Tri-Kappa is a women’s philanthropic organization that has chapters throughout the state of Indiana. Every year, the Plymouth chapter holds this event in order to help local young ladies find free and affordable dresses for prom. Continue reading
Marshall County Emergency Management Agency Director Clyde Avery issued an update regarding current conditions within the county. He said a “Watch” level travel advisory remains in place for the entire county and the City of Plymouth has also implemented a watch travel advisory. Continue reading
According to INDOT officials, as of 8:40 a.m. CT Thursday morning, IN 39 between IN 10 and US 30, 3 miles north of North Judson, is closed.
Additionally, as of 9 a.m. Thursday morning, IN 8 is closed in both directions between US 421, in La Crosse, and N 200 E, 2 miles west of Knox. Continue reading
Generally, Chemical Waste Disposal requires a level of care and attention beyond what is usually required needed when disposing of normal waste.Hence,the Marshall County Recycle Depot is the county’s headquarters for recycling and household chemical and hazardous waste disposal. Sometimes, EZ Staten Island Junk Removal is hired for such waste disposals. Executive Director Marianne Peters announced today that any residents whose homes have been damaged by the recent flood waters can dispose of some household items at the Depot. Continue reading
The Marshall County Emergency Management Agency has announced that the “Warning” level travel advisory that was implemented yesterday morning has been terminated and a “Watch” level travel advisory has been put in place.
The City of Plymouth has implemented an Executive Order for a “Watch” level travel advisory as well. The Marshall County Building and Courthouses are now open. Continue reading
Parents of Culver Community School students may soon be asked to provide input on the school’s strategic plan.
Superintendent Karen Shuman said that when school board member met this week, they discussed the possibility of holding a public session in order to gather community feedback about the strategic plan. Continue reading
When Bremen School Board members met on Monday, they approved a calendar for the 2018-2019 school year.
Superintendent Dr. Jim White explained that he provided the members with three options and they selected the option most similar to this year’s school calendar.
Dr. White said they will be starting a little sooner than some other local school corporations and shared some of the factors that influenced the decision to begin earlier. Continue reading
According to Marshall County Emergency Management representatives, a Warning Level Travel advisory has been implemented for the entire county due to roads that have been washed out by the heavy rain and flooding.
As a result, the Marshall County Courthouse and County Building are closed today. Continue reading
Culver Community School students will be participating in e-Learning in next school year.
Superintendent Karen Shuman said that when school board members met on Monday, they approved the calendar for the 2018-2019 school year.
Shuman explained that the calendar has three E-Learning days built in, to allow students and teachers to get familiarized with the system. Continue reading
According to local authorities, the Marshall County Commissioners have issued a travel warning in German Township due to flooding.
Additionally, Highway Supervisor Jason Peters provided an updated list of road closures. Continue reading
The certified bid tabulation for Bourbon’s Community Crossings Grant was presented at last Tuesday’s town council meeting.
Joshua Padgett from the architecture and engineering firm Jones, Petrie, Rafinksi presented four bids to council members. The bids came from the companies Phend & Brown Inc, E&B Paving, Rieth-Riley Construction and Niblock Excavating. Continue reading
Triton School Board members permitted the school corporation’s summer programs to be posted when they met last week.
Superintendent Jeremy Riffle discussed some of the summer sessions that are offered through Triton. Continue reading
Various technology updates were discussed during the Triton School Board meeting last week.
Members considered a quote for anti-virus software for the school corporation when they met on Monday. They unanimously approved a $28,000 quote from the company Barkly.
Technology Director Ted Fisher also informed the board that sixth grade students will soon be receiving new Google Chrome Books. Continue reading
Members of Community Destination Imagination presented a community service project proposal during last Tuesday’s Bourbon Town Council meeting.
The students who are a part of the organization explained that they’ve been working on a revitalization project at the Early Bourbon Cemetery which is owned by the town. Continue reading
After ridding the bus garage of obsolete parts, the Triton School Corporation received more than $700 from the sale of the unneeded items.
Superintendent Jeremy Riffle explained that a new transportation mechanic was recently hired. He went through the garage to clear up some space and make the area more efficient. Continue reading
A street in Bourbon will be officially renamed Wagner Way, in honor of Bourbon’s town attorney Mark Wagner who recently passed away.
Tuesday night, council members voted unanimously to dedicate the street to their good friend and dedicated legal representative. Continue reading
Triton School Board members took a big step with their bond project by approving quotes for HVAC installation, roof repairs and auxiliary gym construction at their meeting on Monday. Continue reading
Bourbon Town Council members received a project proposal from architect Brent Martin and Habitat for Humanity Representatives Dean Byers and David Dinius when they met on Tuesday.
Draft minutes indicate that the men spoke with the council members about Project H.O.M.E, which is an acronym where each letter stands for Housing, Opportunities, Medical and Education. They said they’ve been looking into that organization, as well as an Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority(IHCDA) grant to potentially build some homes on a Center Street property owned by the town. Continue reading
The Plymouth Police Department released updated police reports regarding the search for 26-year-old Aaron Cory Sneed and how he was found.
According to the first report, around 3 p.m. on Wednesday, Marshall County 911 was advised of the wanted subject’s truck being found abandoned on 15 B and Beech Road. Continue reading
Repair work is underway at Triton Junior/Senior High School to fix the gymnasium floor that sustained major water damage due to flooding in January.
When Triton School Board members met on Monday, they approved a quote of $181,240.80 from the Michigan-based company Cedar Creek for the floor replacement work. Continue reading
