One Ancilla College student is getting a financial boost from the Independent Colleges of Indiana.
Health Officials Offer Ways to Stop Smoking During COPD Awareness Month
During the month of November, health officials are working to raise awareness of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease or COPD. As part of that effort, IU Health’s Mobile Health Clinic will be visiting businesses around Starke and LaPorte counties to give residents some tips on how to quit smoking. Continue reading
Cold Weather Brings Alternative Heating Warnings
With late fall and winter weather approaching, the Indiana Department of Homeland Security is providing warnings for Hoosiers to stay safe with alternative heating sources.
Changing Seasons Presents Frozen Pipe Risks
Winter weather may be weeks away, but municipalities throughout the state of Indiana have provided resources for residents to protect their water pipes from freezing temperatures.
Ancilla College Receives Loan for Second Residence Hall
Ancilla College is one step closer to building its second residence hall. Continue reading
Argos Awaits Tie Breaker Vote, Incumbent Barred from Participation
The Town of Argos is at the mercy of the Marshall County Election Board prior to deciding who sits on its Town Council.
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Marshall County Relay for Life Hosts Luminaria Celebration
Last night, Marshall County residents had the opportunity to honor cancer survivors as well as to remember those who’ve lost their battle with the disease. Continue reading
Man Found with Stolen Vehicle Facing Multiple Charges
A Napanee man is facing multiple charges after the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department says he was found in possession of a stolen vehicle.
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Culver School Officials React to Statewide Changes in ISTEP Test, Dual-Credit Programs
The Culver School Board Monday reacted to changes affecting schools throughout the state. Continue reading
Soybean Yields Recover After Wet Spring
This year’s harvest is moving along well, thanks to dry weather continuing in recent weeks. Continue reading
Ancilla Volunteers Sort Shoes for Sojourner Truth House
A group of Ancilla College students, faculty, and staff traveled to Gary to help organize shoes to be given to those in need in Northwest Indiana and around the world. Continue reading
Man Flees St. Joseph County Accident, Arrested Following Second Accident in Marshall County
A Plymouth man was arrested in the early hours on Sunday morning following what authorities say is multiple car accidents.
Three-Vehicle Collision Sends One to Hospital
The front seat passenger of a car traveling in Marshall County early Tuesday morning was taken to the hospital following a three-vehicle crash.
Procedures In Place Following Argos Town Council Tie
Some additional work will need to be done following Tuesday’s General Municipal Election.
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Marshall County Voters Make Tough Decisions, Plymouth Retains Mayor Senter
It was a mixed bag for voters in Marshall County, Tuesday night.
Ballots from all of the voting precincts were finalized Tuesday evening for the City of Plymouth, and for the Towns of Culver and Argos.
Marshall County Resident Decries Road Quality, Funding Issues
A Marshall County resident continues to press the County Commissioners about available road funding in their fiscal year budget.
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Ancilla College Announces New Degree Programs
Ancilla College is adding three new degree programs next year. Students will be able to study sports management, hospitality and tourism and culinary arts management. The new offerings will bring the total number of two-year degree programs at the private, liberal arts school to 21. Continue reading
Updated JESSE Agreement Could Prove Costly for Culver
The JESSE Cooperative is updating and clarifying parts of its agreement with its member school corporations. The cooperative provides nine school corporations with various special education resources. Continue reading
Donnelly’s Efforts to Stop Additional Water Regulations Fall Short
U.S. Senator Joe Donnelly’s efforts to prevent increased federal regulations on waterways have fallen short. Continue reading
Plymouth High School Represented in “Spell Bowl” State Finals
Students at Plymouth High School could soon be spelling their way to a state title.
