Plymouth’s city ID program got off to a good start in its first year, according to its coordinators, even though fewer people are using it than initially hoped. The city council held a required annual review of the PRIDE Card program Monday.
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Senate Bill 389 repeals the regulated wetlands law which requires a permit from the Department of Environmental Management for wetland activity in a state-regulated wetland, and it has drawn the concern of many residents in Culver, especially since its passage last week in the Senate.
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Bremen Public Library Director Chris Scandling gave Bremen Town Council members a look this week at the library board’s upcoming proposed bond project.
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Marshall County Sheriff Matt Hassel presented an update on Commissary Funds to the Marshall County Council this week as required by the State every year.
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A Bourbon woman was one of two people hurt in a crash on U.S. 31 in Peru Thursday morning. Indiana State Police say Renee Stouder, 61, of Bourbon and Susan Konkle, 62, of rural Rochester, had to be airlifted, after the pickup truck they were in was rear-ended by a semi while stopped at a red light at Business U.S. 31.
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Another two people have died of COVID-19 in Marshall County, according to Thursday’s report from the Indiana Department of Health. That drives the number of deaths in Marshall County to 103.
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Marshall County Sheriff Matt Hassel presented an update to the Marshall County Council this week on jail operations pertaining to COVID-19.
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The Argos Town Council members were presented with an ordinance last week that addressed Confined Animal Feeding Operations.
Continue readingThe Culver Town Council members held a public hearing Tuesday night on the proposed rate increases in the storm sewer rate.
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While Indiana’s COVID-19 numbers appear to be trending in the right direction, health officials are concerned that more infectious variants are on their way.
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State health officials are outlining who’s next in line for the COVID-19 vaccine, and teachers are still not on the list. Indiana Department of Health Chief Medical Officer Dr. Lindsay Weaver announced Wednesday that Indiana will stick with its age-based approach, while also incorporating those with certain health conditions.
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Starke County is the only county in the state in the blue category on the State’s County Metrics Map which shows low community spread of COVID-19. However, the county remains in the yellow advisory level and must follow the guidelines in that advisory level.
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The Bourbon Town Council members, along with Clerk-Treasurer Kim Berger, recognized and honored Bourbon Street Superintendent Roger Terry for his 30 years of service to the residents of Bourbon.
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The City of Plymouth may dip into its Rainy Day Fund to keep the Dr. Susan Bardwell Aquatic Center open, but there’s still some question about whether the city can legally do that. The city council agreed Monday to take up a $150,000 additional appropriation request at an upcoming meeting.
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The Triton School Board approved the 2021-2022 school calendar Monday. Superintendent Jeremy Riffle said it calls for a first day of class on August 11.
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A former political candidate has been hit with a $200 fine by the Marshall County Election Board. Josh Walker reportedly turned in his campaign finance report five days late. On top of that, the beginning and ending balances didn’t match.
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Marshall County has reported its 100th COVID-19 death. The death occurred February 1, according to Tuesday’s update from the Indiana Department of Health. Starke County’s COVID-19 death toll remains at 50, while Pulaski County’s stands at 40.
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Marshall County Council members continued their discussion on road funding Monday morning.
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Plymouth Community School Superintendent Andy Hartley gave the school board members an update on the construction of the Lincoln Education Center during their meeting last week.
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A sign to display LED messages will soon be installed in Culver near State Road 10.
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