The Culver Town Council members recently reviewed the applications submitted for utility assistance through the Large Employer Debt Relief Program.
Continue readingPlymouth Redevelopment Commission to Meet Tonight
The Plymouth Redevelopment Commission members will get updates on several projects when they meet tonight.
Continue readingJohn Glenn School Board to Meet Tonight
The John Glenn School Board members are expected to adopt the 2021 budget during their meeting tonight.
Continue readingMarshall County Total Positive COVID-19 Cases Now over 1,300
The total number of COVID-19 cases in Marshall County is now over 1,300.
Continue readingBremen Town Council Begins Discussions on Additional Utility Superintendent
The Bremen Town Council members began discussions last week on separating the superintendent duties between the water and street departments.
Continue readingMarshall County Council Approves Additional Appropriation for Highway Projects
The Marshall County Council members considered a $250,000 additional appropriation for highway projects this year.
Continue readingTriton School Board Approves COVID Family Leave Recommendation
The Triton School Board considered a COVID Family Leave recommendation during their meeting last week.
Continue readingPlymouth City Council Approves Changes in Salary Ordinances
The Plymouth City Council took action last week to approve two salary ordinances to accommodate the addition of a Human Resources Manager.
Continue readingBourbon Town Council Approves Trick-or-Treat
The Bourbon Town Council members approved trick-or-treat hours during their last meeting.
Continue readingMarshall County Commissioners to Meet Today
The Marshall County Commissioners will meet today where they will consider the second reading of an amendment to the solar ordinance.
Continue readingMore Marshall, Starke, Pulaski County Residents Test Positive for COVID-19
More Marshall, Starke, and Pulaski County residents have tested positive for COVID-19. Marshall County had another 16 cases in Sunday’s report from the Indiana Department of Health. That brings the county’s total to 1,298.
Continue readingAnother 21 Marshall County Residents Test Positive for COVID-19
Indiana continues to break its single-day record for COVID-19 cases. Another 2,521 cases were added to the Indiana Department of Health’s count on Saturday.
Continue readingFire Weather Watch Upgraded to Red Flag Warning
The National Weather Service is urging residents not to burn outdoors. The Fire Weather Watch has been upgraded to a Red Flag Warning.
Continue readingRepublican Party Caucus Called to Fill Vacancy on Bourbon Town Council
A Republican Party Caucus is planned for Monday, October 26 at 5 p.m. to fill a vacancy on the Bourbon Town Council.
Continue readingMore Than 2,000 Marshall County Residents Have Already Voted Early
Marshall County continues to see high early voting turnout. The Clerk’s Office says 2,225 residents had voted in person, as of Friday afternoon. Almost 2,500 mail-in ballots have been sent to Marshall County voters.
Continue readingBremen Director of Operations Gives Downtown Update
The downtown project in Bremen is ongoing. INDOT has completed work on State Road 106, or Plymouth Street, in downtown Bremen, but work continues on other portions of the project.
Continue readingDrug Free Marshall County Accepting Applications
Applications are being accepted for the Drug Free Marshall County 2020-2021 grant rounds.
Continue readingPlymouth City Officials Continue Work on Ordinance Regulating Parking in Front Yards
The Plymouth City Council members are still gathering input on the issue of residents parking vehicles in front yards.
Continue readingTriton School Board Adopts 2021 Budget
The Triton School Board members reviewed the 2021 budget, Bus Replacement Plan, and Capital Projects Plans on Monday night.
Continue readingTwo Arrested Following Bremen Theft Investigation
Two Bremen residents were arrested following a theft investigation. Bremen Police say they responded to a theft Wednesday on North Marshall Street.
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