Plymouth Police Department, Marshall County Sheriff’s Department, and Indiana State Police officers, along with the FBI and FBI Child Abduction Rapid Deployment Team, continue to search for 11-month-old Mercedes Lain. She was reported missing to the Plymouth Police Department Sunday, August 15.
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Improving Indiana’s public health structure is the goal of a new commission announced by Governor Holcomb Wednesday. Over the next year, the 15-member commission will look at the strengths and weaknesses of the current health system, analyzing funding, staffing challenges, and the response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Wednesday’s updated County Metrics Map on the Indiana Department of Health’s coronavirus website shows Marshall, Starke and Pulaski Counties in the yellow status, which means a moderate level of community spread of COVID-19. There are 11 counties in the state in the red status, 62 counties in the orange status, and 19 counties in the yellow status. There are no counties in the blue status which indicates a low community spread of COVID-19.
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The Plymouth School Board members took public comments Tuesday night concerning a proposed contract for a new superintendent.
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Culver Community School Superintendent Karen Shuman told the school board members Monday night that the current COVID-19 guidelines in place are what will be followed until the environment changes.
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The Marshall County Commissioners will meet in special session today to discuss the Marshall County Courthouse Clock Tower project.
Continue readingAnother 2,726 people in the state have tested positive with COVID-19, including 12 more people in Marshall County, three people in Starke County and one person in Pulaski County, according to Tuesday’s report from the Indiana Department of Health.
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The Plymouth Police Department and 11-month-old Mercedes Lain’s family are asking the public for help in finding her.
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The Indiana Department of Health says someone “improperly accessed” the state’s COVID-19 contact tracing data. Indiana Chief Information Officer Tracy Barnes said in a press release that the data was accessed by a company “that intentionally looks for software vulnerabilities, then reaches out to seek business.”
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Several residents in the Tyner area attended the Marshall County Commissioners meeting Monday morning to oppose a proposed Marshall County Sewer District.
Continue readingThe Plymouth Community School Board members will be meeting tonight to take public comments on the proposed contract for the superintendent.
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The 2020 Census showed population declines in Marshall and Pulaski counties, but Starke County’s population held steady. Marshall County lost 956 residents from 2010 to 2020, according to data released last week, for a new population of 46,095. That’s a two-percent drop.
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The projects awarded Community Crossing grant funds in the Town of Bourbon are expected to begin August 25.
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The Plymouth Redevelopment Commission members will hold a discussion tonight on the proposed Veterans Parkway Extension project.
Continue readingThe FBI and its Child Abduction Deployment team are assisting the Plymouth Police Department in an ongoing investigation regarding a missing 11-month-old child, according to the Plymouth Police Department.
Continue readingThe Indiana Department of Health announced Monday that 1,902 more people in the state have been diagnosed with COVID-19, including 14 people in Marshall County, two people in Starke County and two people in Pulaski County. Those numbers are from Sunday’s statistics.
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The Bremen Town Council members reviewed a contract with engineering firm Jones Petrie Rafinski last week to assist with preliminary engineering work for the Bremen Wastewater Facility project.
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Marshall County Parks and Recreation Board members Deb VanDeMark and Richard Markley updated the Marshall County Council last week on the West Township Trustee Cabin project.
Continue readingBourbon Police Chief Bill Martin asked the Bourbon Town Council members last week if officers can buy their current duty weapons and back-up guns as he is looking to purchase newer weapons for the officers.
Continue readingPlymouth Utility Superintendent Donnie Davidson updated the Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety members on sewer projects.
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