A Plymouth man was arrested Saturday, June 29 after Plymouth Police Department officers were called to the Speedway station for a report of an intoxicated man refusing to leave the store.
Continue reading
Officers from the Plymouth Police Department responded to the Red Rock Inn after receiving a report that a person was trespassing on the property.
Continue reading
The Marshall County Commissioners reviewed an agreement for jail repairs when they met Monday, July 1 for their regular session meeting.
Continue reading
The Plymouth Community School Board members are expected to consider an appointment of a principal to the Riverside Intermediate School when they meet tonight.
Continue reading
A Plymouth man was arrested Friday, June 28 after the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department investigated a call about a domestic battery situation.
Continue readingA Plymouth woman was arrested Monday, June 24 just before 1 a.m. ET after an officer from the Plymouth Police Department initiated a traffic stop on Michigan and Garro Street for an equipment violation.
Continue reading
Prior to their regular monthly meeting on Thursday night, the Marshall County Plan Commission had put together a work session in order to have a chance to talk with Tom Abbott, a fire chief in Arizona who had experience with emergency response to industrial battery storage systems that the board is currently struggling with regulating.
Continue reading
MARSHALL COUNTY — Earlier this year, Indiana Public Access Counselor Luke Britt issued an opinion in response to Formal Complaint 24-FC-11 as filed by Deborah Johnson that the Marshall County Plan Commission violated Open Door Law by discussing unauthorized topics during an executive session. That violation has been referenced or mentioned in Plan Commission, County Council, and Commissioner meetings since the original finding. Since that finding, Britt has provided clarification indicating that with more information he would not likely have even found a violation and that the finding was meant to be used for educational purposes only.
Continue reading
The Marshall County Commissioners will meet today where they will review an agreement for jail repairs.
Continue reading
A public question will be included on the November General Election ballot to Bremen voters on if the number of council members should increase to five.
Continue reading
Officials from the Town of Culver have been working on the proposed Dunes subdivision project for the past several years and the Culver Town Council took additional action to move the project forward during their regular meeting Wednesday, June 26.
Continue reading
The Plymouth Redevelopment Commission heard from financial consultants Baker Tilly on the financial health of the city’s TIF districts.
Continue reading
A Plymouth man was arrested Tuesday, June 25 after the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department responded to call of residential entry in LaPaz.
Continue reading
A Plymouth woman was arrested Tuesday, June 25 after the Marshall County Detective Division obtained information that she was residing within a residence located at the Maple Leaf Trailer Park.
Continue readingThe Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety heard updates from Department Heads during their regular meeting on June 25.
Continue readingBrent Martin appeared before the Marshall County Commissioners during their last meeting on behalf of Shannon McLeod of Priority Projects to open the Owner Occupied Housing Project Bid for homes 5, 7, 8 and 9. This is a Regional Stellar Initiative grant funded by IHCDA. Brown & Brown General Contractors submitted base bids below the $25,000 per project per home; some of the alternates exceeded the $25,000. The Commissioners took those bids under advisement to hear recommendations in July.
Continue reading
The Triton Jr./Sr. High School office will reopen Monday, July 22. High school office hours are 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. ET.
Continue readingThe Bremen Town Council members opened bids Monday afternoon for Community Crossings Matching Grant projects.
Continue readingUtility Superintendent Donnie Davidson updated the Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety on several items during their regular meeting Monday evening.
Continue reading
