The Center at Donaldson provided an opportunity for voters to better acquaint themselves with candidates seeking elected office.
Thursday night’s candidate forum saw representatives for state office, and those seeking office at the county and local level discuss their experience and explain some of their positions and how it might influence Marshall County residents.
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The Indiana State Fire Marshal’s office is reminding Hoosiers to make sure they’re prepared in the case of a house fire.
A Plymouth woman who was wanted on a warrant for violating probation faces additional charges following her arrest Monday at Walmart. Continue reading
Starting today, registered voters can cast in-person absentee ballots at the Marshall County Clerk’s Office in advance of the Nov. 8 General Election. Continue reading
Patrol deputies with the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department issued 44 tickets and 53 warnings during a recently completed enforcement blitz. They took part in the national and statewide 2016 Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over 2016 campaign. Continue reading
The Plymouth School Corporation is reporting another reduction in its total student enrollment this year, meaning less money from the state.
Prospective voters in the Nov. 8th General Election have until tomorrow to register or update their information. Updates are necessary if a voter has moved or had a name change. Continue reading
The Plymouth School Board has ratified the master teacher contract, leaving a bit of room for new money.
Culver Fall Fest continues Saturday and Sunday with the lake community providing activities for all ages.
Authorities have released the name of the person killed in a three-vehicle crash at the intersection of U.S. 31 and 9A Road Thursday afternoon. Continue reading
The ongoing investigation into allegations of fraudulent voter application information has spread to 56 of Indiana’s 92 counties, including several in our area. Continue reading
A Plymouth School Board member has decided to step down from the post, leaving the government body in need of a replacement.
Menominee Elementary School in Plymouth will be a bit more recognizable in the near future.
Culver will be embracing fall this weekend with music, games, and activities.
Indiana State Police are investigating a fatal crash that occurred at 2:00 Thursday afternoon.
The Marshall County man who admitted to beating his girlfriend’s toddler to death with a hairbrush last September because she wet the bed received a maximum sentence for murder this morning in Marshall Superior Court. Judge Robert O. Bowen told Shane Weedling the only factor in his favor was his guilty plea in connection with Serenity Wilson’s murder last year in a Plymouth motel room. Continue reading
The Plymouth man who beat his girlfriend’s toddler to death for wetting the bed learned his fate today in a Marshall County courtroom.
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The Plymouth man who admitted to beating his girlfriend’s toddler to death for wetting the bed will learn his fate today in a Marshall County courtroom. Shane Weeding entered a guilty plea to murder during a Sept. 13 court appearance in connection with 2-year-old Serenity Wilson’s death last September at the Economy Inn Motel in Plymouth. Weeding was living there with her mother, Krysti Lavanway, according to court documents. Continue reading
Marshall County may be able to save money when purchasing food for county jail inmates.
The county contracts with Gordon Food Service to obtain the necessary supplies to feed those residing inside the jail. An analysis conducted last month on food purchasing invoices led a Michigan-based non-profit to develop solutions.
The Indiana Department of Transportation is reminding motorists to stay alert for deer crossing local roadways.
