Marshall County will be deploying a statewide case management system for its courts next year.
The county currently uses “CSI.” Officials from the county say the software has worked well, and they’ve been offered quality customer support. The state of Indiana, however, has made a push to put case management for their courts on a statewide system. The new system is called “Odyssey.”
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A private park on the north side of Plymouth is now under the city’s control. Last night Plymouth Board of Park and Recreation accepted the donation of Price Memorial Park into its park system. The Ray L. Price Foundation has operated the 12 acre facility for many years. Located across from Centennial Park, it includes a large swimming and fishing pond, a gazebo, two picnic shelters, a playground and a caretaker’s residence. The park has been a fixture in the community for generations of Plymouth families.
Mayor Mark Senter says the park is a “natural fit and another positive development in the city.”
The Marshall County Republican Party will be holding a caucus to determine who will be the next Sheriff.
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The Marshall County Commissioners have taken a step to transition a Marshall County service to a new department.
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The Marshall County Commissioners will receive an update from the Marshall County Economic Development Corporation.
The Culver Town Council will hold a special work session meeting tonight with the goal of better enforcing certain ordinances.
INDOT will shut down part of U.S. 31 for the next few days, weather permitting. The closures are necessary to repair and replace sensors in the roadway between State Road 10 and 19th Road. Continue reading
Hunting is growing in popularity among women nationwide and in Indiana, according to officials with the Department of Natural Resources. They say the number of hunting licenses sold to women increased by 93 percent from 2006 to 2014. During that same time period the number of female youth hunters skyrocketed 114 percent. Continue reading
The 49th annual Marshall County Blueberry Festival is in full swing today at Centennial Park in Plymouth. The 3-on-3 Blueberry Basketball Tournament is back after a hiatus of more than a decade. Ancilla College men’s basketball head coach Aaron Butcher spearheaded its return. Continue reading
The Indiana Farm Bureau has developed a few specifics for state legislators to consider in the 2016 session of the General Assembly.
A 25-year-old Plymouth man was airlifted from the site of a Wednesday morning motorcycle crash in Marshall County. The wreck happened around 11:30 on Plymouth Goshen Trail just east of Lilac Road.
Hoosier motorists will get a break from road construction over the Labor Day weekend. INDOT plans to suspend all possible road restrictions starting at 5 this evening and continuing through 8 a.m. Tuesday. Continue reading
Labor Day weekend historically marks the end of the recreational boating season in Indiana. Officers with the DNR Law Enforcement Division want it to be a safe one. Continue reading
The Indiana State Police Bremen Post will be conducting a sobriety checkpoint on Friday.
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Classic car enthusiasts can showcase their wheels for a good cause during this weekend’s Marshall County Blueberry Festival. Schedule your professional mini photo session shoot at the Mobilgas station on Jefferson Street on Sunday or Monday. Continue reading
A funeral procession took place Thursday morning for Marshall County Sheriff Tom Chamberlin.
He passed away on Friday evening after a battle with cancer. A public viewing was held on Wednesday at Johnson-Danielson Funeral Home in Plymouth for Marshall County residents to pay their respects.
Marshall County Sheriff Tom Chamberlin’s funeral will take place in Plymouth, today.
A public visitation was held on Wednesday at Johnson-Danielson Funeral Home for members of the public to pay their respects. Chamberlin fought an extensive battle with cancer prior to his death near family on Friday evening.
Marshall County’s North Central Economic Development Region has been joined by six others in vying for state Regional Cities Initiative grant funds.
The Plymouth School Board has decided to acknowledge that the teacher of a dual credit Advanced Placement course is currently without a license.
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An Elkhart man faces multiple charges in Marshall County after a Plymouth Police officer reportedly spotted him driving recklessly on west LaPorte Street just after 11 last night.
