A Plymouth man was arrested Monday evening after an accident in the Walkerton area.
Continue readingPlymouth Man Arrested on Drug Charges
Winamac Man Accused of Theft
A Winamac man was arrested in the overnight hours Tuesday, May 4 on suspicion of theft in the Culver area.
Continue readingPlymouth School Board to Search for New Superintendent
Plymouth Community School Superintendent Andy Hartley submitted his resignation to the Plymouth School Board members Tuesday night.
Continue readingIndiana Department of Health Updates County Metrics Map
Starke County is in the orange status this week on the Indiana Department of Health’s County Metrics Map that measures community spread of COVID-19, while Marshall County and Pulaski County are in the yellow status.
Continue readingIndiana Launches New Regional Development Initiative
Indiana is making half a billion dollars available for regions to invest in quality of place and talent attraction. The Regional Economic Acceleration and Development Initiative (READI) was officially launched by the Indiana Economic Development Corporation Monday.
Continue readingMarshall County Commissioners Entertain Request for Right-of-Way Access for Culver Trail Project
Culver Town Manager Ginny Munroe asked the Marshall County Commissioners Monday morning for right-of way access for the third phase of the Lake Max Trail.
Continue readingCulver School Board Hires Director of Student Services
The Culver Community School Board members took action Monday night to hire a director of student services.
Continue readingPlymouth Board of Public Works and Safety Approves Quote for Police Vehicles
The Plymouth Police Department will be getting two new vehicles after the Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety members approved the purchase last week.
Continue readingMayor’s Prayer Breakfast to Feature Pastor Justin Chambers
The Mayor’s Annual Prayer Breakfast in Plymouth on the National Day of Prayer will feature Pastor Justin Chambers.
Continue readingEight New COVID-19 Cases Reported in Tri-County Area
Marshall County had five new cases and Starke County had three new cases of COVID-19, according to Tuesday’s report from the Indiana Department of Health. Pulaski County did not report any new cases.
Continue readingApplications Available to Help Families Send Kids to Preschool
A free preschool program for families who might otherwise be unable to afford it is now taking applications for next school year. The On My Way Pre-K program is available for families with income below 127 percent of the federal poverty level.
Continue readingCulver Town Council Approves East Shore Corporation Contract Amendment
The Culver Town Council considered an amended contract with the East Shore Corporation last week.
Continue readingMarshall County Commissioners Open Demolition Bids for Two Unsafe Structures
Bids were opened by the Marshall County Commissioners Monday morning for the demolition of two structures deemed unsafe by the Marshall County Unsafe Building Board.
Continue readingPlymouth School Board to Meet Tonight
The Plymouth School Board members will consider an expansion to the alternative education program at the high school when they meet tonight.
Continue readingJohn Glenn School Board to Meet Tonight
The John Glenn School Board will approve summer school staff at the high school when they meet tonight.
Continue readingPlymouth Police Officers Arrest Three on Drug Charges
Officers from the Plymouth Police Department arrested three people on suspicion of drug possession in separate incidents over the weekend.
Continue readingPlymouth Man Arrested on Suspected OVWI, Intimidation
A Plymouth man was arrested Sunday, May 2 after an investigation by the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department.
Continue readingFifteen New COVID-19 Cases Reported Locally
Another 812 people in the state have been diagnosed with COVID-19 including nine people in Marshall County, five people in Starke County and one person in Pulaski County. Those numbers were released in Monday’s report from the Indiana Department of Health.
Continue readingCOVID-19 Fight Has Opened ‘New Door to Vaccinations,’ Says State Health Commissioner
The lessons learned in developing the COVID-19 vaccine could be used to fight other diseases in the future. State Health Commissioner Dr. Kris Box believes the technology has “opened a new door to vaccinations.”
Continue readingPlymouth BPWS, City Council Agree to Electronic Meeting Policy Resolution
The Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety members and the Plymouth City Council members approved resolutions last week that would allow each entity an opportunity to meet electronically outside of a state emergency declaration.
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