The removal and replacement of concrete as part of the microsurfacing project in Plymouth will be done on Monday or Tuesday. According to Pavement Solutions, Inc. Owner Chris Oakes, E&B Paving is on schedule with this part of the project.
Existing pavement markings will be removed and replaced with temporary paint markings. That process will begin on Monday, June 5. Work will be done by Traffic Control Specialists of Knox on Oak Street from U.S. 30 to State Road 17, Jefferson Street from west of the Oak Street intersection to 5th Street, and Oakhill Avenue from South Michigan Street to city limits.
The second round of the Safe Routes to School project in Culver is just getting started.
The annual Yellow River Festival opens today in River Park Square in Plymouth. It all begins at 10 a.m. with a full lineup of entertainment, food, music and living history.
This summer’s curriculum for the Earthworks organization at The Center at Donaldson is based on the DNR’s “Project Wild” program. This curriculum provides a wide range of environmental activities for children.
Now that summer appears to be here to stay, NIPSCO officials remind customers to prepare for possible severe weather.
June is Men’s Health Month. State health officials say many conditions that disproportionately affect men can be avoided with healthy lifestyle choices and regular medical care. 
Indiana anglers can catch fish for free this weekend. State residents do not need a fishing license or a trout/salmon stamp to fish in the state’s public waters today or tomorrow as part of the DNR’s Free Fishing Weekend. 
An investigation is underway following a drug overdose at the Red Rock Inn in Plymouth on Thursday.
Plymouth fire crews battled a house fire Thursday afternoon.
A Bremen manufacturing plant is back to normal operations following an explosion Thursday morning. Fire and EMS crews were called to Bremen Castings just after 8:30 a.m., due to a ruptured cupola.
The Marshall County Community Foundation (MCCF) held a Match Madness day last week which was deemed a success.
A two-car accident in Marshall County Thursday morning helped reunite a missing elderly man with his family.
The Plymouth Community School Board held a public hearing on the proposed superintendent’s contract that will be effective July 1, 2017 to June 30, 2020.
Gas prices have been at a decent level lately as opposed to recent months.
Residents in Indiana have experienced severe weather already this spring season including tornadoes. Marshall County Emergency Management Agency Director Clyde Avery says the best way to be prepared is to be weather aware.
