Incorporating COVID-19 data from outside labs into Indiana’s official case count is proving to be a bit of a challenge. State Health Commissioner Dr. Kris Box said Wednesday that thousands of new test results have been added to the state’s dashboard in the last couple weeks, but some of that data turned out to be wrong.
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Whether to allow trick-or-treating during a global pandemic is a question being faced by many local communities. Knox Mayor Dennis Estok told the city council last week that he was still waiting for guidance.
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During the lengthy budgeting process on Monday morning, the Marshall County Council members reviewed the Bremen Public Library budget that would include funding for library renovations.
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The Marshall County Election Board members reviewed the list of Vote Center locations during their meeting Wednesday morning.
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Area schools are offering free breakfast and lunch to students each school day through the end of the calendar year, or when funds are no longer available.
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A kayak launch will be installed in 2021 at Shumaker Westside Park in Bremen to allow residents easier access to the Yellow River.
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Nine new cases of COVID-19 were reported in Starke County, according to Thursday’s report from the Indiana Department of Health. The overall total of cases in Starke County is now up to 238.
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Marshall County Commission President Kevin Overmyer discussed with the Marshall County Council Monday morning a few of the projects that will be funded with CARES Act funding.
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Election officials are preparing the absentee mail-in ballot envelopes to send to voters who have requested an absentee ballot.
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The City of Plymouth and the Plymouth Economic Development Corporation have launched the COVID-19 Small Business Financial Support Program.
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Indiana cities, towns, and counties can once again get state funding help for road work. “We are happy to announce today that the program that so many in local government covet, our Community Crossings Matching Grant program, is back,” Indiana Department of Transportation Commissioner Joe McGuinness announced Wednesday.
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While younger people typically have less severe symptoms of COVID-19, State Health Commissioner Dr. Kris Box warns that they aren’t without risk. During Wednesday’s briefing, Box noted that children and young adults make up an increasing share of the state’s cases.
Continue readingThe additional number of Indiana residents diagnosed with COVID-19 was listed at 624 in Wednesday’s report from the Indiana Department of Health which brings the state’s overall case total to 107,809.
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Two representatives from USI Consultants gave an overview of the proposed second phase of the Veterans Parkway project to the Marshall County Council members Monday morning. It is proposed that Veterans Parkway would extend two miles west from north of the roundabout on Michigan Road in Plymouth to Pioneer Drive in Plymouth.
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Officials turned some dirt Tuesday morning to welcome the upcoming construction of a new manufacturing center at 2809 Jim Neu Drive in Plymouth.
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The east/west railroad crossing on Oak Road just south of Jefferson Street around the Dairy Queen in Plymouth will be closed beginning Friday, Sept. 18.
Continue readingState Road 106 in Bremen is getting a facelift from State Road 6 west to State Road 6 east through town.
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State officials will join the Culver Town Council and Culver Community School administration for a ribbon cutting ceremony at Cavalier Park next week.
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State health officials urge residents to protect themselves from mosquitoes, after a probable case of Eastern equine encephalitis was reported in a LaPorte County resident.
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