The Marshall County Sheriff’s Department is upgrading its Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) system and municipal police departments have been asked to put forth funds for a service fee to utilize the service.
Continue readingState Officials Work to Get Food to Remote Learners
Officials at the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration are making sure that the state’s remote student learners have access to food.
Continue readingSchool Dashboard to be Added to State COVID-19 Information Website
State health officials are adding a school dashboard to the state’s coronavirus website at www.coronavirus.in.gov.
Continue readingEight More Marshall County Residents Test Positive for COVID-19
Another eight Marshall County residents have tested positive for COVID-19. That brings the county’s total up to 1,029, according to Wednesday’s update from the Indiana Department of Health. Starke County added two cases, for a new total of 274.
Continue readingBoil Water Advisory Lifted in Culver
Town of Culver officials have lifted the boil water advisory.
Continue readingPlymouth City Council Agrees to Look at Ordinance to Address Parking in Front Yards
The Plymouth City Council members will continue looking into a possible ordinance to address parking in front yards.
Continue readingBremen Tennis Coach Discusses Court Space with Town Council
The desire to have court space for both tennis and pickleball was discussed with the Bremen Town Council members Monday afternoon.
Continue readingBuilding Projects Continue at Culver Community Schools
Several building projects are underway at the Culver Community School Corporation.
Continue readingArgos Town Council Discusses Trick-or-Treat Date and Time
The Argos Town Council members held a brief discussion on trick-or-treating at their last meeting.
Continue readingTwo Arrested Following Alleged Disturbance on Oak Road in Plymouth
The Plymouth Police Department was notified of a disturbance on Friday, September 25 in the access road south of Aldi’s in Plymouth which resulted in the arrest of a Culver man.
Continue readingSeveral New Positive COVID-19 Tests Reported
New positive COVID-19 cases were reported in Marshall County and in Starke County in Tuesday’s report from the Indiana Department of Health.
Continue readingPlymouth Company Looking to Expand Operations
The Plymouth City Council members considered a resolution Monday night that would declare property at 2935 Vanvactor Drive as an Economic Revitalization Area which paves the way for a tax abatement request.
Continue readingArgos Town Council to Review Nuisance Ordinance
When discussing several properties that reportedly violated the unsafe building ordinance and the zoning ordinance in the Town of Argos, Town Attorney Derek Jones told the town council members at their last meeting that a draft of an updated nuisance ordinance will be up for consideration in October.
Continue readingBremen School Board Updated on School Operations
The Bremen School Board members recently got an update on how the school year is progressing so far this year.
Continue readingCulver School Superintendent Updates School Board on Grants
Culver Community School Superintendent Karen Shuman updated the school board last week on two large grants received by the corporation.
Continue readingCulvert Replacement to Close Ramp in Plymouth
The Indiana Department of Transportation will close the State Road 17/Michigan Road ramp in Plymouth for eastbound U.S. 30 traffic beginning Tuesday.
Continue readingCulver Boil Water Advisory Continues
A boil water order in the Town of Culver continues this week.
Continue readingNew COVID-19 Cases Reported Locally
Several new COVID-19 cases were reported locally in Monday’s report from the Indiana Department of Health.
Continue readingArgos Town Council Reviews Changes to Downtown Square Design
The Argos Town Council members reviewed changes made by The Troyer Group for the proposed downtown square project.
Continue readingBremen Public School Board Reviews Budget Information
The Bremen Public School Board members reviewed budget information at their meeting this month.
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