Argos residents are invited to a community movie night in the town park. EMS Director Rich Miller says the Argos Fire Department, EMS, Parks Department and local businesses are sponsoring the free showing. Continue reading
The Third Annual Marshall County Blazin’ BBQ & Bluegrass festival is this weekend. Continue reading
The Marshall County Council has given the final go ahead to allow court cases to be accessible through a statewide system.
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The Plymouth Board of Works will award bids at their next meeting for the demolition of four homes that sit in the flood plain. They opened bids Monday evening and took them under advisement. Continue reading
The Indiana Board of Animal Health has decided to lift their ban on the movement of poultry, today.
One of U.S. Rep. Jackie Walorski’s staff members will be holding office hours in Marshall County to help residents with casework and official business. Continue reading
Four names have filed with the Marshall County Clerk’s office to seek the office of Sheriff in Marshall County.
The Republican Party plans to caucus on September 29th to make its selection for the office. A vacancy was opened following the death of Tom Chamberlin – who had an extended battle with cancer.
Residents are invited to the dedication and blessing of the new Emergency Center at Saint Joseph Health System Plymouth Medical Center. Continue reading
The Marshall County Council used the opportunity for non-binding budget reviews to unanimously approve each submission.
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Comments offered during Monday’s City of Plymouth pre-budget adoption hearing were all favorable. Continue reading
09-15-15
A Bloomington man faces drug charges in Marshall County following a Sunday traffic stop. Continue reading
The Marshall County Council reviewed budget requests during a meeting Monday morning, but with the aim of reducing quite a few expenditures for 2016.
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Repeat City of Plymouth parking ordinance violators will now be subject to hefty fines and possible vehicle impoundment. The common council last night passed an ordinance on second and third reading to increase the fine for a third offense in 30 days or less from $50 to $100. Continue reading
A major insurance company says Indiana drivers are 21-percent more likely to hit a deer than there were last year.
State Farm Insurance says this is the second straight year Indiana has seen the increase. Data is developed using the company’s claims and driver counts from the Federal Highway Administration.
Indiana’s poet laureate is coming to Marshall County next week. Continue reading
Cigarette use among high school athletes is going down, but the use of smokeless tobacco is going up. Continue reading
The Marshall County Community Foundation is giving residents the chance to learn more about its charitable funds at its annual meeting next week. Continue reading
Gov. Mike Pence has directed the Indiana Department of Homeland Security to pursue an appeal after FEMA denied the state’s request for federal disaster assistance for 19 counties affected by flooding in June and July. That list of counties includes Marshall, Fulton and Pulaski Counties. Assistance would have provided grants to government and nonprofit agencies. Continue reading
The Plymouth Common Council will conduct a pre-adoption hearing for the 2016 budget when they meet this evening. Their session will begin at 6:30 or immediately following the conclusion of the city board of works meeting, which starts at 6 p.m. Continue reading
A Plymouth couple faces charges following a police investigation prompted by a complaint to the Department of Child Services. The agency contacted the Plymouth Police Department last month about unfit living conditions at a home in the 1600 block of North Michigan Street. Continue reading
