The Culver Town Council members agreed Tuesday night to send an offer of employment to a candidate to assume the position of town manager for the Town of Culver.
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Indiana plans to expand COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to anyone 16 and older next Wednesday, but it might take a while before they actually get the vaccine. The increase in eligible Hoosiers will likely exceed the increase in available doses next week, but State Health Commissioner Dr. Kris Box says she expects the state to have enough vaccine for everyone who wants it by May.
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Efforts are underway to make sure Hoosiers experiencing homelessness aren’t left out of the vaccine distribution. Indiana Family and Social Services Administration Secretary Dr. Jennifer Sullivan says the state has been connecting shelters with local health departments, hospitals, and health centers.
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The Plymouth City Council members discussed a request presented by Habitat for Humanity Director Dean Byers Monday night.
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After a second attempt Thursday night, the formation of an Argos Fire Protection Territory has passed.
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Six more people in Marshall County and one more person in Starke County have tested positive with COVID-19, according to Thursday’s report from the Indiana Department of Health. Pulaski County did not have any new cases for the second day in a row.
Continue readingA second public hearing was opened Monday night during the Plymouth City Council meeting in order to gather comments on the second phase of the River Park Square.
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Bremen Public School Superintendent Dr. Jim White will be looking into the feasibility of implementing a daycare at the school corporation for employees with children up to the age of four.
Continue readingThe Culver Town Council members agreed Tuesday night to move forward with the third phase of the Lake Max trail through the abandoned railroad corridor.
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The Bourbon Town Council members opened bids for the proposed upcoming Community Crossings projects in a special meeting Tuesday afternoon.
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It may soon be easier to visit loved ones in hospitals. State Health Commissioner Dr. Kris Box says her department has been working with the Indiana Hospital Association to bring their visitation policies closer to normal, if conditions allow.
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Indiana may be easing its COVID-19 restrictions in the coming weeks, but the state health commissioner cautions that the pandemic is far from over. Dr. Kris Box says the number of cases of the more infectious U.K. B.1.1.7 variant is now up to 73 in Indiana, and the state’s positivity rate has risen slightly in the past week.
Continue readingStarke County and Marshall County are in the blue status on the state’s County Metrics Map this week which indicates a low community spread of COVID-19 while Pulaski County remains in the yellow status.
Continue readingPlymouth Mayor Mark Senter took time Monday night to reflect on the effect the pandemic had on the city and what the citizens can look forward to in terms of upcoming projects in his State of the City address.
Continue readingThe Culver Town Council members unanimously ratified an earlier decision to send a letter of opposition to the Committee on Environmental Affairs concerning Senate Bill 389.
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A Goodwill Industries retail store and attended donation drive-thru will be constructed in the near future which will include a Community Career Center.
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COVID-19 vaccine eligibility will open up to all Hoosiers 16 and older on March 31, while Indiana’s statewide mask mandate will become an advisory in most circumstances starting April 6.
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A four-year-old boy was injured in an accident Monday evening at the Economy Inn in Plymouth.
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Governor Eric Holcomb plans to outline Indiana’s next steps in the COVID-19 response during a statewide address this evening. The address comes one year after Holcomb announced his initial stay-at-home order. It’s also a year since the first local case of COVID-19 was reported in Starke County.
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