Emergency Management Agency officials in Marshall County, Pulaski County and Starke County have issued travel advisories in each county Saturday, February 8.
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Resisting Arrest with a Vehicle
On Feb. 5, a traffic stop for an infraction was initiated on a vehicle being driven by Chad H. Jackson, 38, of Wabash.
Continue readingTruck bid awarded for Marshall County Building and Grounds
The Marshall County Commissioners opened bids this week for the replacement of a truck for the County Building and Grounds Department.
Continue readingPlymouth Schools Review Facilities and Maintenance Projects
The Plymouth Community School Board heard the annual report from Director of Facilities Dave Schoof at their regular meeting Tuesday.
Continue readingGrand Opening: History of Marshall County Parks Exhibit
The Marshall County Historical Society and Museum will open a new exhibit in the Marshall Gallery on February 15 called “Roots of Recreation: A History of Marshall County Parks.”
Continue readingCulver Winterfest Begins Today!
Traffic Stop Leads to Arrest
On Feb. 3, Plymouth Police Department officers conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle in the area of the BP Gas Station (423 N. Michigan Street) for a lane violation.
Continue readingDomestic Altercation Arrest
On Feb. 4 at 4:45 a.m. ET, Plymouth Police Department officers responded to the Economy Inn for reports of a domestic altercation.
Continue readingOperating while Intoxicated
On Feb. 3 at 11:45 p.m. ET, Plymouth Police Department officers located a man sleeping in the driver’s seat of a vehicle located on N Walnut St.
Continue readingCommissioners Urged to Address Road Issues
The Marshall County Commissioners were urged to take care of a lingering issue with roads in a subdivision.
Continue readingArgos Parks Expanding Amenities
The Argos Parks and Recreation Department moved forward with the purchase of 8.5 acres of land adjacent to Argos Community Park to enhance the recreational and greenspace amenities for the community.
Continue readingMarshall County Under Travel Advisory
The Marshall County Emergency Management Agency has placed Marshall County under a “Travel Advisory” effective immediately (Wednesday, February 5).
Continue readingMoratorium on Several Projects in Marshall County is Official
The Marshall County Commissioners made a two-year moratorium on several projects planned in Marshall County official with a unanimous vote on several ordinances in their meeting on Monday.
Continue readingTraffic Stop Brings Arrest
On Feb. 2 at 9:17 p.m. ET, Officers with the Plymouth Police Department conducted a traffic stop for failure to move over for an emergency vehicle on the side of the road. The officer was on a traffic stop with another vehicle when the vehicle failed to move over and came close to the officer’s patrol car mirror.
Continue readingOperating without a License
On the morning of Feb. 3 at 12:30 a.m. ET, Plymouth Police Department officers initiated a traffic stop on a red Acura traveling south on N. Michigan St.
Continue readingDriving while Intoxicated
On Jan. 28 at 2:30 a.m. ET, Plymouth Police Department officers observed a speeding vehicle southbound on Michigan Street near Pennsylvania Avenue.
Continue readingWarrant Served
On Feb. 3, at 11:37 a.m. ET, Marshall County Dispatch advised of an LPR (License Plate Reader) hit on a license plate where the owner had active warrants for their arrest.
Continue readingOperating while Intoxicated, Resisting
On Feb. 2, at 3:30 p.m. ET, Marshall County Sheriff’s Department deputies were requested to respond to a report of a suspicious vehicle and person in the 10000 block of Hawthorn Road.
Continue readingPlymouth Man Arrested on Suspicion of Operating a Vehicle while Intoxicated
A Plymouth man was arrested Sunday, February 2 after a Plymouth Police Department officer conducted a traffic stop in the area of Madison and Plum Streets for an improper turn.
Continue readingPlymouth Police Make Several Arrests
Officers with the Plymouth Police Department made several arrests during the last two days of January.
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