The key FOB project at the John Glenn School Corporation is complete.
Continue readingUnited Way of Marshall County Releases New Grant Process
The United Way will be using a new grant process for COVID-19-related grants as well as any funding requests through 2022.
Continue readingMarshall County Council to Meet Today
The Marshall County Council members will meet today where they will consider a grant request from Marshall County Public Health Nurse Lisa Letsinger to assist with COVID-19 vaccinations.
Continue readingPlymouth BPWS, City Council to Meet Tonight
The Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety members will consider several requests when they meet tonight.
Continue readingTwenty-Eight New COVID-19 Cases Reported Locally
An additional 23 people in Marshall County have been diagnosed with COVID-19, along with four people in Starke County and one person in Pulaski County, according to Sunday’s report from the Indiana Department of Health. They are among 913 new cases in the state.
Continue readingEighteen New COVID-19 Cases Reported Locally
Eighteen new COVID-19 cases were reported locally in Saturday’s report from the Indiana Department of Health.
Continue readingDonations Received for Trails at Mill Pond, Volunteer Work Day and Grand Opening Set
Culver School Board Accepts Bid for Flooring Project
The Culver Community School Board members reviewed bids this week for an upcoming flooring project.
Continue readingDedication Ceremony Planned for Habitat for Humanity House in Plymouth
Volunteers with Habitat for Humanity of Marshall County will be celebrating the completion of the 23rd family home in Plymouth Sunday, May 16 at 2 p.m. ET.
Continue readingBremen Man Injured in Friday Morning Accident
A Bremen man was injured in an accident on U.S. 6 just east of Bittersweet Drive in Bremen Friday morning.
Continue readingAnother Starke County Resident Dies of COVID-19
Another person from Starke County has died of COVID-19, according to Friday’s report from the Indiana Department of Health. Fifty-three people in Starke County have died of the novel coronavirus since April of 2020.
Continue readingWalkerton Man Arrested on Suspicion of Hitting Person with Vehicle
A Walkerton man was arrested after allegedly striking another man with his vehicle in the overnight hours Friday, May 7.
Continue readingTown of Argos Receives Grant for Downtown Square Project
The Town of Argos recently received an Office of Community and Rural Affairs grant in the amount of $1.1 million for the proposed downtown square project at the corner of Michigan and Walnut Streets. The town’s match will be $220,000.
Continue readingCulver Town Council Reorganizes Following Trail Discussion
The Culver Town Council members selected new leadership Tuesday night in a special meeting.
Continue readingMarshall County Health Nurse to Apply for Grant
The Marshall County Commissioners considered a grant application request this week submitted by Health Nurse Lisa Letsinger for the Moderna Vaccination Outreach Project.
Continue readingJohn Glenn School Board Members Approve Change Order for Middle School Project
Crews will be working on a project at Urey Middle School to help with structural integrity in one portion of the school.
Continue readingMarshall County Reaches 6,000 Overall COVID-19 Cases
Marshall County now has 6,000 overall COVID-19 cases after adding 27 additional positive tests to the count in Thursday’s report from the Indiana Department of Health.
Continue readingMarshall County Highway Superintendent Releases 2021 Road Program
Marshall County Highway Superintendent Jason Peters presented the 2021 road program Monday morning.
Continue readingJohn Glenn School Corporation Experiences Uptick in COVID-19 Cases
A few students and school staff members were recently diagnosed with COVID-19 at John Glenn schools which led to the closure of several classes.
Continue readingCulver Community Schools Moves to Virtual Learning Thursday
Culver Community School Corporation students will move to virtual learning Thursday, May 6 as the corporation has seen an increase in COVID-19 positivity rates.
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