Christmas is over, and Indiana State Fire Marshal Jim Greeson reminds Hoosiers to properly dispose of their live trees. Continue reading
Marshall County Prosecutor to Explore Options for Drug Lab Services
The Marshall County Prosecutor’s Office is looking to keep its options open, when it comes to choosing a lab to examine drugs in criminal cases. On Monday, the county commissioners voted to reduce the county’s two-year contract with Great Lakes Labs to a one-year contract at the same price. Continue reading
State Road Construction Hiatus Begins
The holiday season marks the unofficial end to this year’s road construction season. INDOT officials advise crews may continue preparation work like earth moving, demolition, clearing and bridge work as weather permits this winter. However, most large projects are on hold until spring. Continue reading
Stay Safe During the Holiday Season
Don’t leave yourself vulnerable to the Grinch or other Christmas thieves by sharing too much information on social media about your holiday plans. That advice comes from the Indiana Department of Homeland Security. Spokesman John Erickson says posting information about extended vacations could make you a target for burglars. He also cautions against telling strangers what you will be doing. Continue reading
INDOT Officials Encourage Mailbox Repairs
INDOT recommends residents along state and U.S. highways take advantage of the break in the weather to ready their mailboxes for winter’s next blast. Continue reading
Track Santa’s Journey through Indiana on Social Media
Santa Claus will be making his way across Indiana as part of his Christmas Eve journey. He’s teaming up with INDOT to share travel tips via social media tomorrow night. Continue reading
Marshall County Commissioners Consider Updates to Plymouth’s Central Dispatch Agreement
Marshall County is putting the finishing touches on its centralized emergency dispatch service. Starting January 1, Marshall County will officially take over dispatch services for most areas in the county. A committee has been formed to help divide the cost of the service among the county, towns, and other local government units. Continue reading
Culver Council Discusses Alley Issues
The Town of Culver may soon be considering the future of the town’s alleys. During last week’s town council meeting, it was noted that it’s becoming hard to locate the right of way of several alleys. Continue reading
State Health Officials Report Season’s First Flu Death
Indiana state health officials have recorded the first influenza-associated death of the 2016-17 season. They will not release any additional information about the patient due to privacy laws. Continue reading
Goshen Woman Sentenced for Role in Fatal Crash
A 28-year-old Goshen woman who admitted leaving the scene of a May traffic accident that claimed two lives was sentenced to 4.5 years in prison by a Marshall County judge. Continue reading
No Injuries Reported After Vehicle Rear-Ends School Bus
Slick roads are to blame for a vehicle versus school bus crash in Marshall County. It happened Wednesday morning at 7:10 a.m. on Queen Road north of U.S. 30 in Walkerton, according to the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department. Continue reading
Plymouth Man Killed in Starke County Police Shootout
A Plymouth man who tried unsuccessfully to run from police in Starke County is dead following a police-involved shooting. The incident happened around 9:15 a.m. today, according to the Indiana State Police. They were called in to investigate since deputies from the Starke County Sheriff’s Office and officers from the Knox City Police Department were involved. Continue reading
Marshall County Commissioners Sign Letter of Support for 2018 Community Corrections Grant
Marshall County Community Corrections has gotten the support of the county commissioners, as it goes about creating its fiscal year 2018 budget. The commissioners’ approval is a required step before Community Corrections is able to apply for grant funding from the state. Continue reading
Culver Second Century Gets Town Council’s Support in Effort to Receive Main Street Designation
The Town of Culver is moving ahead with its efforts to be designated a Main Street Community, but an additional tax may be needed for the town’s revitalization efforts to reach their full potential. The Indiana Main Street program helps communities boost their downtowns, by focusing on historic preservation, economic revitalization, and other areas. The program encourages private investment, but also makes communities eligible for various grants. Continue reading
MCCF Announces 2017 Lilly Endowment Community Scholar
A Plymouth High School student is the 2017 Marshall County Community Foundation Lilly Endowment Community Scholar. Continue reading
Updates to Ordinance Violations Bureau Approved by Marshall County Commissioners
Marshall County is expanding the scope of its Ordinance Violations Bureau. The county commissioners approved an ordinance Monday that reaffirms the use of the bureau and lists which county ordinances it would enforce. Continue reading
Culver May Consider Paying Plan Commission and BZA Members
The Town of Culver is looking for members for various committees, and may consider offering money as an incentive. During last week’s town council meeting, Town Manager Jonathan Leist proposed a $20-per-meeting stipend for members of the plan commission and board of zoning appeals. Continue reading
Plymouth Police Arrest Four Men at Economy Inn
A joint investigation by DCS and the Plymouth Police Department resulted in the arrest of four adults at a Plymouth motel on Thursday. Continue reading
Culver Man Faces Sexual Misconduct With a Minor Charges
A 21-year-old Culver man faces sexual misconduct with a minor charges following his Friday afternoon arrest at a home in Plymouth. Continue reading
Ordinance Violations Bureau to be Considered by Marshall County Commissioners
The Marshall County Commissioners are taking input from the public this morning on the establishment of an Ordinance Violations Bureau. The commissioners are considering an ordinance creating the bureau and specifying which ordinances it would enforce. Continue reading
