In February, the Triton School Board heard a report on options for financing capital projects that would be available to the school in the coming year.
Continue readingTriton School Board Votes to Undertake Several Projects
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Warrant Arrest
A LaPaz man was arrested Saturday, April 6 after the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department deputies responded to an accident where witnesses advised a vehicle hit a utility pole and one subject was seen leaving the scene on foot.
Continue readingPre-trial Release Violation Brings Arrest
A Plymouth man was arrested Thursday, April 4 after field officers from Marshall County Community Corrections attempted to do a home check on a client living at a residence in the 5,000 block of Pine Road at 8:35 a.m. ET.
Continue readingPlymouth Community School Board Accepts Bids for Career Center
The Plymouth Community School Board accepted bids for the planned Career Innovations Center at Plymouth High School.
Continue readingDriver Arrested on Drug Charges
A traffic stop Tuesday, April 2 in Marshall County ended with the arrest of the driver.
Continue readingTraffic Stop Results in Operating while Intoxicated Arrest
A traffic stop conducted by the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department Saturday, March 30 resulted in an arrest.
Continue readingFight Results in Battery Charge
A Plymouth man was arrested Tuesday, April 2 after Plymouth Police Department officers were dispatched to the Economy Inn on North Michigan Street for a fight in progress.
Continue readingPlymouth Police Department Serves Warrants
Plymouth Police Department officers arrested two people on arrest warrants Tuesday, March 26.
Continue readingMarshall County Traffic Safety Partnership Reminds Hoosiers to Put away Distractions While behind the Wheel
The U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is launching a national high-visibility enforcement effort this April to deter distracted driving.
Continue readingFour Traffic Stops in Plymouth Lead to Arrests
Warrant Served in Plymouth
Improvements Coming to Mobile Home Park
The Marshall County Board of Zoning Appeals recently gave a go-ahead to Lane Shepherd of MHC LLC to move forward with improvements to the mobile home park located in Inwood.
The park has drastically declined over the years and Shepherd’s company is seeking to drastically renovate it from its current state.
One Person Injured in Marshall County Accident
One person was injured in a two-vehicle accident at the intersection of U.S. 31 and State Road 10 in Argos Wednesday, March 20 at 12:25 p.m. ET.
Continue readingTraffic Stop Results in Charges
Three people were charged as a result of a traffic stop in Marshall County Wednesday, March 20 just after midnight.
Continue readingSouth Bend Driver Arrested for Operating Vehicle while Intoxicated
A traffic stop initiated March 17 at 1:48 a.m. ET resulted in the arrest of the driver.
Continue readingDriver Arrested for Operating a Vehicle without License
A driver was arrested Tuesday, March 19 after a traffic stop conducted by the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department.
Continue readingPlymouth Community School Board Extends Professional Development Contract
The Plymouth Community School Board heard a presentation during the March 5 meeting from Kyle Palmer of Solution Tree, a professional development company that has been working with the Plymouth Schools for the past two years. The company’s contract renewal with the schools was on the agenda for the meeting.
Continue readingSuperintendent Updates Triton School Board
Triton School Corporation Superintendent Jeremy Riffle provided updates to the Triton School Board during a recent meeting.
Continue readingArgos Man Arrested for Operating while Intoxicated
An Argos man was arrested for driving under the influence following a traffic stop Saturday, March 16.
Continue readingTriton School Board Talks Solar Eclipse
During their regular March meeting, the Triton School Board members heard from Superintendent Jeremy Riffle on a number of projects and programs underway at the schools and preparation for the coming solar eclipse on April 8.
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