Members of the Marshall County Parks and Recreation Board will be working with MACOG to implement a five-year master plan for the Marshall County Parks.
Continue readingMarshall County Parks and Recreation Board to Work on Five-Year Master Plan
Marshall County Commissioners Discuss Vehicle Purchase for Coroner
The Marshall County Commissioners are supporting a vehicle purchase for Marshall County Coroner John Grolich.
Continue readingWork Continues on Lincoln Education Center in Plymouth
The demolition of the old Lincoln Junior High School in Plymouth is complete and renovation work on the portion of the building that will be known as the Lincoln Education Center is ongoing.
Continue readingArgos Town Council Holds Public Hearing Concerning Farm Lease
The Argos Town Council members held a public hearing Wednesday night to take comments concerning the town’s farm lease.
Continue readingOver 70 New Cases of COVID-19 Reported in Marshall County
Another 76 people in Marshall County tested positive for COVID-19, according to Friday’s report from the Indiana Department of Health. One more Marshall County person has died from the novel coronavirus.
Continue readingMarshall County Health Officials Ask Residents to Keep up Practices to Slow COVID-19 Spread
Marshall County Health Officer Dr. Byron Holm and Health Nurse Lisa Letsinger ask the residents of Marshall County to keep wearing masks, washing hands, and observing a social distance while out in the community.
Continue readingState Health Officials Still Unsure of COVID-19 Vaccine Timeline
State health officials are making sure they’re ready for a COVID-19 vaccine to arrive in mid-November, but whether it will actually get here by then remains to be seen. During Wednesday’s COVID-19 briefing, Indiana Department of Health Chief Medical Officer Dr. Lindsay Weaver said the state’s been asking hospital systems to help identify potential distribution sites.
Continue readingState Officials Don’t Expect In-Person Voting to Cause a Spike in COVID-19 Cases
State officials say they don’t expect in-person voting to lead to a spike in COVID-19 cases. Several counties reported a large voter turnout, and many places had long lines, especially during early voting.
Continue readingPlymouth School Board Considers Teacher Master Contract
The Plymouth School Board members discussed the proposed Teacher Master Contract during their meeting Tuesday night.
Continue readingMarshall County Company Awarded Grant to Advance 21st Century Solutions in Defense
The Indiana Economic Development Corporation (IEDC), in coordination with the Indiana Defense Network, awarded Indiana Technology and Manufacturing Companies (ITAMCO) a grant to foster innovation and technology development in the defense industry.
Continue readingSupport Argos Students by Watching the Variety Show Online Tonight
Argos students in the Argos Performing Arts Department will present their fall talent show in a virtual manner this evening.
Continue readingMarion Man Injured in Accident in Marshall County
A Marion man was flown to a South Bend hospital following a two-vehicle accident in the area of U.S. 31 south of 11th Road in Plymouth on Wednesday afternoon.
Continue readingMore 4,000 New Cases of COVID-19 Reported in Indiana Thursday
The Indiana Department of Health announced Thursday that 4,462 additional residents in the state have tested positive for COVID-19 to increase the overall total number of cases in the state to 196,176.
Continue readingCulver, Plymouth School Superintendents Provide COVID-19 Update
Culver Community School Superintendent Karen Shuman announced Wednesday that two students have tested positive with COVID-19 at the school corporation and those students have been in quarantine since Fall Break.
Continue readingSolar Ordinance Amendments to Go Back to Marshall County Planning Commission
The solar ordinance will go back to the Marshall County Planning Commission members after the commissioners made additional amendments to the document.
Continue readingMarshall County Commissioners Approve Pay Increase for Election Workers
The Marshall County Commissioners reviewed a request from Clerk Deb VanDeMark and the Marshall County Election Board members about an increase in pay for Inspectors and Opposite Judges who work on Election Day.
Continue readingSurge in COVID-19 Cases Putting Strain on Hospital Staffs
Governor Holcomb Denies Shutdown Rumors
Governor Holcomb says he has no plans to shut down the state. He began his weekly COVID-19 briefing Wednesday by dispelling a couple rumors that had begun spreading in the buildup to the election.
Continue readingIndiana Breaks Records for COVID-19 Increases and Hospitalizations, Starke and Pulaski Counties at Orange Level
Much of the state’s COVID-19 map is now in the orange, amid record numbers of new cases and hospitalizations. Locally, Starke and Pulaski counties are both coded orange, while Marshall County is the only one in the area to stay yellow.
Continue readingNew Community Resource App Available Soon to Marshall County, Area Residents
People wanting to know local resources available or COVID-19 information in Marshall County will soon have that information available in an app accessible on a mobile device.
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