The Culver Town Council members took action Monday night to appoint a new Culver Union-Township EMS Director. Current EMS Director Kathy Hart had previously announced her retirement and a committee has been working to find her replacement prior to her departure in January. The committee recommended Deanna Cleveland who gathered unanimous council approval to fill the EMS Director position. She will begin in the position in mid-January.
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When Argos Town Council members met for their final meeting of the month, an update about an ongoing Argos Community Development Corporation (ACDC) housing project was delivered.
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The Bremen Town Council members reorganized following the administration of the Oaths of Office from Judge Robert O. Bowen Monday afternoon.
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Many students are getting involved with the Trojan Trade, according to Triton Superintendent Jeremy Riffle.
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The Culver Community Schools Corporation may soon allow students to take religious education classes for credit, following a recent change in state law.
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Before Bremen students left for winter break, school officials issued a reminder about pick-up and drop-off locations.
They shared that the east parking lot on Marshall Street is not a designated drop-off area in the mornings or a pick-up spot in the afternoons.
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Plymouth and Winamac natives are among the newest Indiana State Troopers. Indiana State Police recently held a graduation ceremony for its 79th Recruit Academy. Tyler J. Vermillion of Plymouth will be assigned to the ISP Toll Road District, while Nicholas Isajczuk of Winamac will go to the Lowell District.
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The Marshall County Commissioners will meet today to help wrap up year-end business.
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When compared to cigarettes vaping has less toxins. Though vapes from selectvape.com/product/esco-bars-mesh-disposable-device-2500-puffs is not as harmful as cigarettes, in order to address growing concerns surrounding ‘vaping’ in relation to Vapor Chasers‘ increase, Triton School Superintendent Jeremy Riffle said a community outreach session will be held next month.
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The Argos School Board approved a contract extension for Superintendent Ned Speicher when members met earlier this month.
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Marshall County Highway Superintendent Jason Peters presented a tentative road program plan for 2020 to the Marshall County Commissioners on Dec. 16.
Continue readingThe Bremen School Board considered some revisions to the High School’s course and program guidebook when members met for their December meeting.
Superintendent Dr. Jim White said that while this is something that’s done on an annual basis the proposed changes this year deal with newly implemented graduation pathways.
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Culver Elementary School students who’ve fallen behind in their lunch payments are getting some help, thanks to the Starke County Sheriff’s Department. The school board recently accepted a $1,500 donation to help pay off negative lunch balances, according to Superintendent Karen Shuman.
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A swearing-in ceremony for the elected officials in the City of Plymouth and department heads is scheduled for Tuesday, Dec. 31 at 11 a.m. at the Plymouth City Building.
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The Indiana Arts Commission (IAC) is now accepting applications for a few different funding opportunities for community service programs. Those programs include Arts Project Support, Arts Organization Support, and Creative Community Pathways.
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The Culver Town Council members will meet tonight where they will take action on several year-end business items.
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Three people were recently arrested on operating on OWI charges following separate investigations by officers from the Plymouth Police Department.
Continue readingThe Plymouth City Council members opened a public hearing concerning a tax abatement request from Bomarko officials.
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Two Bourbon town officials were sworn into office after winning their positions in the November Municipal General Election.
Ward Byers was recently sworn in by Marshall County Superior Court No. 1 Judge Robert O. Bowen while Philip John Hanley will be sworn in Monday, Dec. 30. They will hold At-Large seats on the Bourbon Town Council. Bourbon Clerk-Treasurer Kimberly Berger is anticipated to give the Oath of Office.
Berger was sworn into office on Tuesday, Dec. 10 by Town Attorney Anthony Wagner.
