Jeff Jones, representing the residents on Nutmeg Meadow Drive in Plymouth, complained to the Marshall County Commissioners Monday morning about road work in that subdivision.
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Members of the Argos Town Council are hopeful that a closing date will be scheduled soon concerning the property in downtown Argos for the Downtown Square project at Michigan and Walnut. The decision would also consider the management for rental properties. The attorney has come up with an approximate date.
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John Glenn School Board members reviewed a change in the 2021-2022 school calendar to accommodate a change in the graduation date.
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Indiana is stepping up its naloxone distribution, amid a significant increase in overdose deaths. The Governor’s Office says Overdose Lifeline will distribute another 35,000 doses of the opioid overdose reversal medication and place another 215 “NaloxBox” units, thanks to another $1.3 million in state funding. A “NaloxBox” is a hard acrylic box containing six to eight doses of naloxone that organizations can mount outside of their buildings.
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More people locally are being diagnosed with COVID-19. In Thursday’s report from the Indiana Department of Health, 11 more people in Marshall County tested positive with COVID-19, along with nine more people in Starke County and five more people in Pulaski County. They are among 1,899 newly diagnosed people in the state.
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Marshall County Highway Superintendent Jason Peters told the commissioners Monday morning that he is happy with chip and seal work done by crews so far in this year’s Road Program.
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Members of the Walkerton Lincoln Fire Territory, along with school bus drivers for the John Glenn School Corporation will get some training before the start of the new academic school year thanks to action taken by the school board Tuesday night.
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Marshall County department heads have submitted their budgets for 2022 to the Marshall County Auditor’s office.
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Members of the Marshall County Parks and Recreation Board will meet tonight where they will get an update on activity at the Trails at Mill Pond. Trail improvements are ongoing as well as the construction of a kiosk for information, and a parking area.
Continue readingMore and more counties in the state are showing a higher spread of COVID-19, according to the updated County Metrics Map on the Indiana Department of Health’s coronavirus website.
Continue readingThe John Glenn School Board will keep the same guidelines in the corporation’s Return to School plan as adopted in a previous meeting.
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The Marshall County Commissioners mentioned what could be coming concerning repairs and renovation to the Marshall County Courthouse and Clock Tower when they met Monday morning.
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The Town of Bourbon may be looking to replace its water treatment plant. Water/Wastewater Superintendent Steve Stacy recently told the town council that the current equipment is getting worn out.
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Representatives of AMI Solutions/EJP presented information to the Culver Town Council members last week concerning a new meter reading system.
Continue readingThe number of COVID-19 cases in the state continues to rise while more cases are being reported locally.
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The Marshall County Commissioners agreed to organize and form a regional Marshall County Sewer District during their meeting Monday morning.
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Regions applying for funding from the state’s READI program have another month to put their plans together. The Indiana Economic Development Corporation announced Monday that the deadline for proposals is now September 30.
Continue readingCulver Town Manager Ginny Bess Munroe updated the town council members last week on the next phases of the Lake Max Trail.
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A Plymouth woman was arrested Friday after allegedly fleeing the site of an accident.
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The Plymouth School Board will be introduced to new certified employees when they meet tonight.
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