Community spread of COVID-19 is ticking back up across the state but remains low in the local area. Marshall, Starke, and Pulaski counties are still in the blue category on this week’s county metrics map.
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Plymouth city employees could be getting a pay raise next year. The proposed 2022 salary ordinance was presented during Monday’s city council meeting.
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A suspected meth dealer was arrested Monday, following a traffic stop in Plymouth. Plymouth Police say they conducted a traffic stop near Western Avenue and Council Drive around 4:00 p.m., with the help of the Undercover Narcotics Investigation Team.
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Two suspected meth dealers were arrested, following a LaPaz drug bust. The Marshall County Undercover Narcotics Investigation Team reportedly conducted the operation Monday, with the help of Marshall County and Bremen Police.
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More COVID-19 cases have been reported locally. Marshall County had four new cases, while Starke County had three, according to Tuesday’s update from the Indiana Department of Health.
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The westbound lanes of U.S. 30 in eastern Marshall County are expected to reopen in the coming days, but then the eastbound lanes will close. Crews are making emergency repairs, replacing a pipe across the highway east of State Road 331.
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The Veterans Parkway extension has gotten the support of the Marshall County Council, but not before a full hour of discussion Monday. The project would extend Veterans Parkway from Michigan Road west to Pioneer Drive.
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The Culver Town Council will get updates on the Visitor Center and the state’s new READI grant tonight. Council members will also consider a policy allowing them to attend meetings electronically, along with a policy outlining what may be displayed on Culver’s electronic sign.
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A woman was arrested on suspicion of arson, following an incident at the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses near Plymouth. Marshall County sheriff’s deputies say they were called to the 9000 block of Suter Road around 2:00 a.m. Friday, after someone reported that a vehicle drove into the side of the church, something was on fire, and a woman was throwing rocks at the building. Police say it appeared that an “unknown liquid was poured all over” and someone tried to start a fire near the front entrance.
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A wanted Plymouth woman was taken into custody Friday, but not before police say they found heroin and several syringes on her person. Plymouth Police say they located Jaidlyn B. Larimore, 24, in the 800 block of East Jefferson Street.
Continue readingA Chicago man faces additional charges, after he allegedly ingested cocaine while Plymouth Police were investigating him for possession of heroin. Officers say Robert L. Stevenson, 48, threw suspected drug paraphernalia out of the car he was driving, when they tried to pull him over on U.S. 30 near King Road Friday night.
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A trespassing complaint reportedly led to the arrest of a wanted Plymouth man Sunday night. Plymouth Police say they were called to the 200 block of West LaPorte Street.
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Just a few new COVID-19 cases were reported over the weekend. Pulaski County had two, and Marshall County had one, according to Monday’s update from the Indiana Department of Health. No new COVID-19 deaths were reported in Indiana over the weekend.
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Indiana’s state health commissioner says she’s disappointed by the state’s COVID-19 vaccination rate. Less than half of all eligible Hoosiers are fully vaccinated, with local rates even lower.
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The Marshall County Council will get an update this morning on the proposed extension of Veterans Parkway. The project would extend the parkway from Michigan Road west to Pioneer Drive.
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A proposed salary ordinance will be presented during tonight’s Plymouth City Council meeting. Council members will also consider an application for a Commercial Revitalization Rebate Program Grant.
Continue readingCOVID-19 outbreaks have hit four Indiana long-term care facilities. They’re located in Fulton, Howard, Allen, and Gibson counties, according to State Health Commissioner Dr. Kris Box.
Continue readingCOVID-19 cases remain low in the local area, but state health officials are keeping an eye on slight upticks in Indiana’s positivity rate and hospitalizations. Marshall County had two new cases in Friday’s report from the Indiana Department of Health, while Pulaski County had one.
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