The former West School property on State Road 17 west of Plymouth may not be purchased by the Marshall County Parks and Recreation Board as the members had hoped.
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Lane closures on U.S. 30 in the eastbound lane near Bourbon will begin on Monday, Sept. 14. Crews will be placing pipe liner inside existing pipe structures in the area.
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The Culver Town Council members took time this week to recognize Culver-Union Township Public Library Director Colleen McCarty as she enters retirement.
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Health officials are urging residents to get their influenza vaccine this flu season.
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New positive COVID-19 cases were reported in Marshall, Starke and Pulaski Counties on Friday.
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Progress continues on a new dashboard to let residents track the number of COVID-19 cases in Indiana schools. But giving people the information they want without giving school officials a lot of extra work has been a bit of a challenge, according to State Health Commissioner Dr. Kris Box.
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The Indiana State Department of Health is getting ready for a COVID-19 vaccine. State Health Commissioner Dr. Kris Box says state health officials are scheduled to meet with the CDC today to discuss the official rollout.
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A public hearing was held during Tuesday morning’s Marshall County Commissioners meeting to take comments on a Community Development Block Grant application submitted by the Marshall County Economic Development Corporation (MCEDC).
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The Culver Town Council members adopted an amendment to the existing traffic ordinance Tuesday night that allows the town to lower the speed limit to 10 mph on an unnamed access road immediately north and east of 1004 West Shore Drive, known as Chadwick Shores Condominiums.
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The Argos Town Council voted last week to start legal proceedings on three potentially unsafe properties. Town officials reported that the owners of 118 North Maple Street had begun moving some stuff away, but many parts of the property were still full of trash.
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The John Glenn School Corporation is hoping to get more services out of its athletic training contract. The school board last week approved a contract with Beacon Medical Group, after high school officials recommended switching from St. Joseph Health System, according to Superintendent Christopher Winchell.
Continue readingThe number of positive COVID-19 cases in Marshall County increased by four in Thursday’s report from the Indiana Department of Health. Those new cases bring the overall total to 942.
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The Marshall County Commissioners considered a bid recommendation Tuesday morning concerning the LED message board project.
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Lane closures are planned on U.S. 31 between U.S. 30 and Plymouth-Goshen Trail in the Plymouth area beginning Monday, Sept. 14.
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The Marshall County Parks and Recreation Board members will meet tonight where they will continue putting together the organization’s mission statement and five-year plan.
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Hoosiers receiving unemployment could start getting their extra $300 in the next couple of weeks. Those getting at least $100 a week in unemployment insurance will get another $300 a week in federal funding, as part of the Lost Wage Assistance program.
Continue readingIndiana is expected to add another 95 COVID-19 testing sites in the next few weeks. State Health Commissioner Dr. Kris Box announced Wednesday that her department is using CARES Act funding to provide grants to help local health departments boost testing efforts.
Continue readingThe number of positive COVID-19 cases in Marshall County and in Pulaski County increased slightly, according to Wednesday’s report from the Indiana Department of Health.
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Two Northern Indiana Food Bank mobile food distribution sites have been set up in Marshall County for those in need of food assistance.
Continue readingLaurie Johnson from DLZ presented a study of CARES Act funding to the Marshall County Commissioners Tuesday morning and what projects would benefit the county most with the use of the funding.
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