The Bourbon Town Council members opened bids Tuesday night for the second phase of the sewer project that involves slip lining sewer pipes to extend the life of the infrastructure.
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Plans for the second and third phases of the Lake Max walking and biking trails are still moving forward.
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Starke County and Marshall County are in the blue status this week on the state’s County Metrics Map while Pulaski County is in the yellow status. The blue status means a low community spread of COVID-19 and the yellow status indicates a moderate spread of COVID-19.
Continue readingCrews are working to set up scaffolding at the Marshall County Courthouse before renovation efforts begin.
Overall renovation work will include the rehabilitation of the clock tower at the top of the courthouse, along with some limestone cleaning and masonry work, new windows, and painting. If people want to know all about paint, they can click here and find out!
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The Culver Town Council members considered approval of an ambulance bid during their meeting Tuesday night.
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Students enrolling in the Head Start program at John Glenn Schools may be offered another class in another building.
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Members of the Bremen community are gearing up for a busy summer season starting with the Bremen Firemen’s Festival set to start Tuesday, June 15 and runs through Saturday, June 19 from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. ET each day at Sunnyside Park in Bremen.
Continue readingTwo more people in Starke County have died of COVID-19, according to Tuesday’s report from the Indiana Department of Health. They were among the 10 COVID-19 deaths that occurred in the state in recent days.
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The Marshall County Commissioners are anticipated to receive more information about the potential installation of panic buttons in the new court and updating current devices in places in the county buildings.
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The Marshall County Community Corrections Advisory Board members heard a request from Plymouth Mayor Mark Senter and Brent Martin about assisting with the purchase of furniture for the Serenity House on Jefferson Street in Plymouth.
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Marshall County road crews continue to work on roads listed in this year’s road program.
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The Bourbon Town Council members will meet tonight where they will discuss a possible contribution to the Marshall County Council on Aging. They tabled the request during their May meeting so they can look into the town’s American Rescue Act funding. The federal funding allows the town to give to organizations that experienced funding losses due to COVID-19 and the Council on Aging could qualify for the use of those funds.
Continue readingThe Culver Town Council members will make a decision tonight on whether or not to accept the lone ambulance bid that was opened during their last meeting.
Continue readingOne new case of COVID-19 was reported in Starke County, according to Monday’s report from the Indiana Department of Health. There were no new cases in Marshall County or in Pulaski County in that update, but it noted 275 new cases in the state.
Continue readingThe Town of Bourbon is getting closer to receiving a crowdfunding grant from the Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority’s CreatINg Places program for a new sports court.
Continue readingThe John Glenn School Board reviewed bids last week for new scoreboards for the high school football, softball and baseball fields.
Continue readingThe Marshall County Community Corrections Advisory Board considered a request by Sheriff Matt Hassel last week to increase the Community Corrections grant request to the state for the 2022 budget to include funding for the Jail Treatment Program Director.
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The Plymouth School Board members looked at a recommendation last week that would renew all contracts for all administrators.
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The Marshall County Commissioners will get an update on the courthouse renovation project from representatives from Midwest Maintenance when they meet this morning.
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