The Indiana Economic Development Corporation is taking some time to better understand how the Regional Cities implementation process is proceeding.
IEDC President Jim Schellinger stopped at Hoosier Racing Tire in Lakeville on Wednesday morning to meet with local economic development officials, and members of the Regional Development Authority Board.
NIPSCO this week submitted their plans to continue providing energy to its customers to the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission.
The Plymouth School Board installed a new member of the school board on Tuesday night.
Jennifer Sickmiller previously represented the City of Plymouth on the school board. Her resignation became effective October 5th of this year with a replacement mandated to be found within 30 days from her departure.
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Families who struggle to pay their heating bills can now sign up for energy assistance from the federal government. NIPSCO, state agencies and other organizations offer various types of assistance each year. Continue reading
A portion of State Road 331 in Marshall County will be closed for the next week or so to accommodate railroad crossing repairs. Starting today the road will be shut down between U.S. 6 and State Road 106 in Bremen so CSX Railroad Company can replace and repair the crossing surface. Continue reading
The Plymouth School Board plans to appoint a new member during their Tuesday night meeting.
Marshall County Tourism is allocating more grant money this year to help with the marketing and development of events exhibiting positive tourism potential to the county. Executive Director Cori Humes says the goal is to directly increase hotel/motel occupancy and create positive image building publicity. Continue reading
A Plymouth woman allegedly gave police a few reasons to take her into custody on Saturday morning.
Marshall County has updated their voting totals from last week’s round of early voting.
The Association of Indiana Counties is reminding voters of a few changes in effect during November’s General Election.
The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles will be extending their hours early next week to allow residents a chance to receive identification that can be used at the polling place.
The Marshall County Sheriff’s Department is touting the success of their ongoing prescription drug take back efforts.
Over the past 10 months, the department has collected 993 pounds of discarded medications. The Sheriff’s Department has three drop locations for unwanted and unused drugs.
A fire dating back to early August has resulted in the arrest of a South Bend man.
The Culver Town Council is preparing to assemble grant applications that could provide upgrades to town park facilities.
Projects in the town park have been a major focus for Culver for some time. The community has relied on grants to help make some of the renovation work possible. Those discussions continued during Tuesday night’s town council meeting, where specifics of funding the work were discussed.
Police arrested two men on multiple charges following an alleged fight on Sunday in Plymouth.
The Town of Culver is preparing to make sure they’re in compliance with a section of the Civil Rights Act.
During Tuesday night’s Culver Town Council meeting, a draft Title VI plan was considered. That section of federal law outlines non-discrimination compliance. The federal government also links funding to matching provisions at the local level.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness month and the Indiana State Department of Health is encouraging Hoosier women to undergo early detection techniques.
An Elkhart man is receiving medical treatment after a fall from a tree stand in Marshall County.
U.S. Attorney David Capp says his offices are providing resources for concerned citizens on Election Day.
