The number of Marshall County residents who’ve died from COVID-19 is now up to 25. Another death was reported in Saturday’s update from the Indiana Department of Health. Eight more Marshall County residents have tested positive, for a new total of 1,053.
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Culver Community School Superintendent Karen Shuman shared this week that the school corporation remains free of COVID-19.
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Big events and many other attractions were virtually shut down this year. Now, their organizers are getting some financial help. This week, state officials announced the recipients of the Arts, Cultural and Destination Marketing Organization Grant.
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South Main Street in Culver will be closed south of Davis Street starting Monday. Clerk-Treasurer Karen Heim says crews will be installing a storm sewer.
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Marshall County Plan Director Ty Adley presented a few amendments to the solar ordinance during the most recent Marshall County Commissioners meeting.
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Close contacts of COVID-19 patients are being reminded to follow through with quarantine requirements. The Marshall County Health Department says that those who’ve been in close contact with a conformed or probable COVID-19 case should quarantine for at least 14 days, even if they test negative themselves.
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Those who’d like to vote in next month’s election but are not registered have just a few days to get that done. Residents have until the close of business Monday to register at their county clerk’s office or until midnight to register online at IndianaVoters.com.
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Indiana State Health Commissioner Dr. Kristina Box urges Indiana residents to get a flu shot before the height of the flu season.
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A South Bend man was arrested after allegedly leading police on a pursuit through Marshall County Friday. Indiana State Police say it began around 2:50 p.m. in the area of U.S. 30 and King Road, when police saw an SUV matching the description of one believed to be involved in an armed robbery at a Bourbon business.
Continue readingIndiana has surpassed its single-day record for new COVID-19 cases. The Indiana Department of Health reported another 1,495 cases Friday, bringing the state’s total to 122,640. The only time more cases were added to the count was when a backlog of previous cases was incorporated.
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Indiana State Health Commissioner Dr. Kristina Box shared guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention when is comes to Halloween activities.
Continue readingIndiana State Health Commissioner Dr. Kristina Box is encouraging residents to get tested for COVID-19 if they are experiencing symptoms.
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The first annual Octoberfest in Argos begins Saturday, October 3 at 5 p.m. at the Argos Community Park at 560 W. Walnut Street in Argos.
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The Department of Natural Resources Division of Forestry officials announced this week that more than $320,000 in grant money was awarded to rural and volunteer fire departments around Indiana.
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Two local historical society organizations received grant funding from the Indiana Historical Society.
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Indiana farmers now have a new health coverage option. The Indiana Farm Bureau says its members can apply for its new INFB Health Plans.
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Six new COVID-19 cases were reported in the tri-county area with two new cases in Marshall County and four new cases in Starke County. There were no new cases reported in Pulaski County.
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Bremen Public School Superintendent Dr. Jim White told the school board members at their meeting earlier this month that he has been attempting to educate the public on the referendum question on the November ballot.
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Plymouth City Attorney Sean Surrisi updated the Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety members this week on efforts to demolish an unsafe building at 701 W. Lake Avenue.
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