Significant amounts of snow are in the forecast. Officials with the Indiana Department of Homeland Security and Indiana State Police recommend avoiding unnecessary travel once the snow starts. If you do have to go out, make sure your cell phone is fully charged. Have a vehicle emergency kit, non-perishable food and bottles of water in your car. Top off your gas tank so you will have ample fuel to stay warm should you get stranded. Continue reading
Regional Cities Funding Awaits Ways and Means Considerations
Regional Cities Initiative funding may rely on a hearing taking place this week at the Indiana statehouse.
A committee formed by the Indiana Economic Development Corporation selected three plans recommended to the Governor which spans three regions of the state. The goal is to attract and retain young and skilled workers in Indiana.
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Culver Reviews Water Shut-off Language in Ordinance Form
The Town of Culver now has language to make the process for shutting off a resident’s water utility access more enforceable.
During the previous Culver Town Council meeting, a policy was presented outlining the process for cutting utility service to a home or residence.
Culver School Board Approves 2016-2017 Calendar
The Culver School Board officially approved the 2016-2017 School Calendar Monday, after delaying their decision due to a conflict with the state’s testing schedule. At the board’s meeting earlier this month, Interim Superintendent Chuck Kitchell told members that the PSAT was scheduled to be given during the time Culver and several other corporations were planning to have fall break. Continue reading
Winter Storm Watch Issued Ahead of System
Old man winter isn’t done with us yet. The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm watch for our area starting tomorrow morning and continuing through Thursday afternoon. Continue reading
Mayor Senter Sees Signs During State of the City Address
Plymouth Mayor Mark Senter delivered his annual State of the City Address during Monday night’s Plymouth Common Council meeting.
The address aims to update the public of the goings on within the City of Plymouth, but also identify a few goals for the community moving forward. This is the first State of the City Address given by the Mayor since his re-election to the office in 2015.
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Culver School Board Formally Approves Removal of Assistant Principal Position
The Culver School Board voted Monday to formalize an administrative cut begun last month. In January, the school board decided to issue a preliminary notice that they were considering the non-renewal of Julie Berndt’s contract as Elementary School assistant principal/Title 1 director. Continue reading
Culver Continues Discussion of Bike Path Plans Throughout Town
The Town of Culver will pick-up where they left off at this evening’s Town Council meeting.
NIPSCO Electric Increase to be Smaller Than Originally Planned
NIPSCO’s electric rate increase is moving ahead, but prices won’t be going up as much as originally planned. The company has reached an agreement with the Indiana Office of Utility Consumer Counselor, its industrial customers, and other groups. Continue reading
Meth Discovered Following Arrest for Traffic Violations
Marshall County authorities have arrested a Claypool man after a suspended driving arrest led to the discovery of methamphetamine.
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Marshall County Sheriff’s Department Investigating John Deere Theft
The Marshall County Sheriff’s Department is investigating the recent theft of a yellow John Deere 6-wheeler from a property in Tippecanoe. It was taken sometime between Thursday, Feb. 18 at 4 p.m. and Friday, Feb. 19 at 8:50 a.m. from a property in the 3800 block of 18B Road. Continue reading
State of the City Address Scheduled Tonight
Plymouth Mayor Mark Senter will give his annual state of the city address this evening. It will take place during the common council meeting, which will begin at either 6:30 p.m. or immediately following the 6 p.m. board of works meeting. If you’re not able to attend, MAX 98.3 FM will share the address in its entirety on Sunday’s Maximum Impact public affairs show. Continue reading
Culver School Board to Consider Another Administrative Cut
The Culver School Board will consider another administrative cut during tonight’s meeting. According to the meeting agenda, the non-renewal of an administrator contract will be up for discussion. Continue reading
Beware of Income Tax Scams
Tax refund fraud is predicted to soar again this year. The Internal Revenue Service expects it to reach $21 billion. Now that tax filing season is here, Hoosiers and taxpayers across the country are getting calls from scammers claiming to be with the IRS. Mandla Moyo with AARP Indiana says such scammers prey on people’s fears and count on the fact they will take an official-sounding telephone call seriously. Continue reading
NIPSCO Environmental Grants Now Available to Local Nonprofits
Local nonprofit organizations working to protect the environment can get some help, thanks to a grant from NIPSCO. The company is now accepting applications for its new Environmental Action Grant. Continue reading
Financial Aid Workshops to be Held Tomorrow for College Goal Sunday
Tomorrow is College Goal Sunday. Around the state, workshops will be held to help prospective college students fill out their financial aid forms. Continue reading
Earthworks Market to Close Plymouth Store, Seek Other Outlets
A local market offering environmentally-sustainable food will be closing its store. The Earthworks Market located at 900 W. Jefferson Street in Plymouth will close for business on Friday, but it will continue in a new form. Continue reading
Culver Academies Puts the Works of Famous Photographers on Display
Culver Academies will be putting the works of some of the world’s most famous photographers on display this weekend.
Wind Advisory in Effect Today
Batten down the hatches, we’re in for a blustery day. A wind advisory is in effect until this evening for the entire MAX 98.3 FM listening area. Southwest winds to 30 miles per hour with gusts of between 45 and 50 are expected. Gusts may be higher in some areas. Winds this strong can make driving difficult, especially in high-profile vehicles like vans and box trucks. Scattered tree and power line damage is also possible.
Cash and Firearms Stolen From Rural Marshall County Home
Marshall County Police are investigating an incident that occurred on Wednesday.
