Students planning to attend college this fall will get a bit of extra encouragement this weekend. Financial aid professionals around the state will be working together to make sure all interested students have the information they need to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). It’s all part of an annual event called College Goal Sunday. Continue reading
Convicted Child Molester Receives 30 Years in Department of Corrections
An Argos man was sentenced on Wednesday to 30 years in the Indiana Department of Corrections following an investigation for child sex crimes.
Two Plymouth Homes Raided by ISP, Four Arrested on Meth Charges
The Indiana State Police say they have made several arrests following the execution of search warrants on Thursday morning.
Local Governments Able to Improve Public Safety through IDHS Grants
The Indiana Department of Homeland Security is encouraging local governments to apply for their public safety project grants.
Plymouth Men Arrested Following ISP Drug Raid
Two Plymouth men are facing charges following a raid Wednesday morning by the Indiana State Police.
Marshall County Continues Considerations for Noise and Curfew Ordinances
The Marshall County Commissioners continue to chip away at several ordinances that they hope will provide more structure to local communities.
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Culver Schools’ Online Shop Launches
The Culver Community Schools Corporation is taking another step forward in its branding effort. Members of the public now have the chance to wear the corporation’s new logos, thanks to a new online store featuring clothing and accessories with the corporation’s new brand. Continue reading
Second Round of Grant Applications Available for Homegrown Fuels Program
Gas stations have another chance to apply for grant funding to help them make higher blends of ethanol fuel available to the public. The Indiana Office of Energy Development has opened a second round of applications for its Hoosier Homegrown Fuels Blender Pump Program. Continue reading
Organizers Reveal Plans for 2016 Yellowstone Trail Fest
Hamlet’s Yellowstone Trail Fest may still be over six months away, but organizers have already announced some of their plans for this year’s event. They say the festival will focus on the 1920s this year, and will also commemorate the Indiana Bicentennial as well as the centennial of the National Parks Service. Continue reading
Marshall County Sees Insurance Premium Increase for Multiple Policies
The Marshall County government has decided to continue with the same companies for property and casualty insurance.
During Monday morning’s Marshall County Commissioners meeting, three representatives of Gibson Insurance made the recommendation and explained several of the changes planned for the coming year.
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Ancilla College Growth Continues
Ancilla College continues to expand its offerings for students. Vice President of Enrollment Management Eric Wignall says the school will have some new sports teams next school year, and that’s just the beginning. Continue reading
ISP Initiative Aims to Educate Youth on Cyber Victimization
Indiana State Police are hoping to limit cyber crimes against the Hoosier state’s youth.
Sen. Donnelly’s Offices Doing Work for Library of Congress Project in Warsaw
One of Indiana’s U.S. Senate representatives will be hosting a Veterans History Project in Warsaw at the end of this month.
Affordable Care Act Brings Changes to Tax Preparation
There may be a few changes this year in the way you prepare your taxes, thanks to the Affordable Care Act. For the first time, certain taxpayers may be getting health care information forms to help them complete their tax returns and keep with their tax records. Continue reading
Marshall County Considers Several Plan Commission Items
The Marshall County Commissioners will be meeting on President’s Day to consider a few items related to planning and zoning.
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Argos High School to Host Freshman Orientation
Students planning to attend Argos High School in the fall have the chance to get some more information next week, during the Argos High School Orientation. Continue reading
Some Local Offices Closed for Presidents Day
Some government offices are closed today in observance of Presidents Day, while elsewhere its business as usual. The City of Plymouth, Town of Culver and Pulaski County government are all observing the holiday. Continue reading
You Cut, You Haul Firewood Available at State Park
Certain downed, dead trees at Tippecanoe River State Park are available for public cutting and removal through mid-March.
Park staff are dropping hazardous trees and those damaged by the emerald ash borer (EAB) insect and placing them where the public can come in, cut them up and haul them away for use as firewood. The park is charging $10 per pickup load, and all proceeds will be used to enhance the natural areas of Tippecanoe River State Park. Continue reading
Culver Winterfest Continues This Weekend
Day two of festivities will take place in Culver today with the weather almost too fitting for the occasion.
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INDOT Offers Opportunities for College Students
College students with an interest in civil engineering or transportation can take advantage of opportunities offered by the Indiana Department of Transportation. Applications for Governor’s Summer Internships and civil engineering scholarships are currently being accepted. Continue reading
