The Culver Stellar Communities Committee is working hard to complete paperwork necessary to announce the Town of Culver’s intentions to seek this year’s Stellar Community designation.
The purpose of the Stellar Communities Designation Program is to recognize Indiana’s smaller communities that have identified comprehensive community and economic development projects and activities in addition to a plan and key partnerships. Culver was close to winning the designation of a Stellar Community last year, but the honor was awarded to Corydon.
With the resignation of Superintendent Dan Tyree on the horizon, Plymouth Community School Board officials are taking applications for candidates to lead the corporation.
The Indiana Department of Natural Resources has increased the daily lake trout limit from two to three fish per day in Lake Michigan. 
With the inclement weather this week, water is rising in low lying areas.
Culver residents are welcome to tour the water plant on Saturday to see the new updates.
The Marshall County Sheriff’s Department will be getting four new squad cars this year.
The items inside the home recently donated to the John Glenn Education Foundation will be sold as a fundraiser for the foundation.
Indiana is gearing up for highway construction season as Work Zone Awareness Week wraps up. The goal is to raise awareness of both motorist and worker safety in work zones. 
Several reports are being gathered to prepare for the Hickory Road Bridge replacement.
Prevent Child Abuse Marshall County will partner with the Heminger House to recognize National Child Abuse Prevention Month in April and Wear Blue Day tomorrow.
The John Glenn School Board approved an action to place Superintendent Richard Reese as the school’s representative on the St. Joseph/Elkhart County Head Start Consortium Board of Directors.
The Internal Revenue Service is preparing to turn seriously delinquent accounts over to private-sector collection agencies. The agency notes these are unpaid individual tax obligations that are not currently being worked by IRS collection employees and often were assessed by the tax agency several years ago. 
The Marshall County Commissioners reviewed an agreement for the Apple Road bridge project.
