The Labor Day holiday on Monday will bring government and business closures around the area.
Government Offices Closed for Labor Day
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Lakeville Woman Arrested on Possession Charges
A Lakeville resident has been arrested on an array of drug-related charges in Plymouth.
AAA Says Lower Gas Prices May Mean Increased Labor Day Travel
Labor Day weekend often means fitting one last getaway into summer, and AAA says lower gas prices across the country may have an effect on American’s travel plans.
INDOT Stops Construction for Labor Day Travel
The Indiana Department of Transportation will be putting a moratorium on road construction over the Labor Day weekend.
EMA Continues Requests for Damage Reports
The Marshall County Emergency Management Agency is putting another call out for damage reports from storms in August.
Congresswoman Walorski Tours Plymouth Sites for Anti-Hunger Research
Congresswoman Jackie Walorski toured Washington Discovery Academy in Plymouth on Tuesday to assess nutrition programs.
Culver Town Council Prepares for Road Projects Following State Grant Award
The Town of Culver is ready to move ahead with a few street projects now that Community Crossings grant funds have been received.
During a special session on Tuesday afternoon, the Town Council considered bids received for two projects. Paving is planned for Main Street in Culver between Madison and Davis Streets.
Bremen Woman Allegedly Attacks Officer Following Single Vehicle Crash
A Bremen woman is facing multiple charges following a Friday night incident in Plymouth.
Culver Slated for Pair of Meetings to Consider LOIT Application, EMS
The Culver Town Council will convene for a pair of meetings on Tuesday.
Marshall County School Board Seats Have Their Candidates
November’s General Election is bringing a slew of candidates running for school board in Marshall County.
Heavy Rains Cause Request for Disaster Loans
Heavy rains from last week are prompting Governor Mike Pence to request federal disaster loans for portions of Northern Indiana.
Bremen Receives Main Street Status
Bremen is the latest community in Marshall County to receive official certification into Indiana’s Main Street Program.
INbiz Expands Resources for Hoosier Businesses
The state of Indiana launched INbiz earlier this year, but now additional services can be accessed through the site.
South Bend Men Face Drug Charges Following Traffic Stop
A pair of South Bend men are jailed on drug charges in Marshall County following an early morning traffic stop on U.S. 31 near U.S. 30. Continue reading
Motor Carrier Inspector Killed Near Plymouth to be Honored in Saturday Dedication
Indiana State Police will hold a dedication on Saturday in Porter County to honor a man killed while on duty near Plymouth.
Culver to Receive GIS Help from Indiana Non-Profit
The Town of Culver is prepared to move forward with some technical assistance for its water and wastewater utilities.
The community was approached by the Alliance of Indiana Rural Water out of Franklin, Indiana at their Tuesday meeting to discuss data point monitoring. Culver recently upgraded its facilities and implemented a utility rate increase to help pay for the upgrades.
Weedling Status Hearing Provides Update Prior to September Jury Trial
The jury trial in the case of Shane Weedling is still on schedule following a status hearing Thursday in Marshall County Superior Court 1.
Culver Signs Central Dispatch Agreement
The Town of Culver has agreed to sign a contract with Marshall County to provide dispatch services to the community.
It was decided earlier this year that Marshall County would share the cost burden with its local communities and Townships given the cost of new equipment. A board has been formed to oversee the centralized dispatch service and determine its usage and cost sharing methods.
Pence to Survey Central Indiana Tornado Damage
Gov. Mike Pence is scheduled to tour tornado-ravaged areas of central Indiana today. In Kokomo, 10 to 15 minor injuries have been reported, and 15 homes and several businesses were damaged. Continue reading
Monetary Donations Best to Help Natural Disaster Victims
The best way to help victims of the natural disasters like the Kokomo tornadoes or the catastrophic Baton Rouge flooding is to contribute financially to a reputable charity. The American Red Cross estimates flood recovery efforts will cost nearly $30 million. As of Monday they had only received $7.8 million in donations and pledges. Red Cross volunteers are already in central Indiana providing emergency services in the aftermath of yesterday’s tornadoes.
