A Plymouth man was arrested after a traffic stop late Thursday night. Plymouth Police say that around 11:30 p.m., they pulled over a vehicle near the intersection of 6A and Oak roads.
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The Marshall County Sheriff’s Office is warning residents of a phone scam. In a post to the Marshall County Central Dispatch Facebook page Wednesday, officials said they’ve been getting complaints about someone calling residents and telling them they have a tax warrant through Marshall County.
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A record number of drivers are expected to hit the road this Independence Day.
According to AAA projections, approximately 49 million people will be traveling for the four-day holiday weekend. Of those travelers, more than 41 million will be making their journey by vehicle.
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Troopers from the Indiana State Police Bremen Post recently sent out a press release, encouraging safe travels during the Fourth of July Holiday.
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An arrest has been made, after a report of a stolen credit card. On June 16, a Culver-area resident told Marshall County Police that someone had stolen her credit card and then used it at Walmart in Plymouth.
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Menominee and Webster elementary schools’ next principals have been named. Craig Hopple was appointed to take over at Menominee, and Brooke Busse was selected for Webster, during Tuesday’s Plymouth School Board meeting.
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The Bremen School Board met in a special work session on Wednesday, July 26th to identify goals and strategize about potential plans.
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The Marshall County Commissioners opened a public hearing Monday morning to gather public comments on an ordinance defining fees for certain ordinance violations.
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Marshall County Coroner John Grolich presented a mutual aid agreement to the county commissioners Monday morning that would allow him to partner with adjoining counties in case of a disaster.
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FEMA reimbursement funds were recently distributed to Marshall County and Starke County from the 2018 flooding event.
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The owner of the Chicago, Fort Wayne & Eastern Railroad is being sold. Genesee & Wyoming announced Monday that it’s set to be acquired by Brookfield Infrastructure and investment firm GIC for about $8.4 billion. It would make Genesee & Wyoming a privately-held company.
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Skin is the largest organ that humans have and it serves an incredibly vital purpose. Not only does it protect your internal organs but it guards against injury and infection. That’s why it’s important to make sure you’re doing everything you can to care for it. Here is everything you need to know before your first laser hair removal session in NYC so that you can prevent unnecessary damages.
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With the heat indices expected near 100 degrees today, Marshall County Sheriff Matt Hassel has offered the lobby at the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department as a place where residents can take a break from the heat.
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Three rooftop heating/cooling units at the Marshall County Jail expect to be replaced this year after a decision made by the Marshall County Commissioners Monday morning.
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Due to the volatile nature of the recycling market on top of the reception of dirty recyclable material, the City of Plymouth will observe an every-other-week recycling pickup schedule.
This will save costs to the city to the first year of the five-year contract. The price could decrease seven percent or increase seven percent depending on if the residents contribute dirty or clean recyclables. Some education pieces will be sent to residents in order to keep recyclable items free of contamination.
The change of pick-up will begin in November.
The current Thursday pick-up for residents who live south of Jefferson and east of Michigan will move to Wednesday with trash and recycling pick-up beginning Nov. 6. Residents who live north of Jefferson Street will experience trash and recycling pick-up on Tuesdays beginning on Nov. 12 while those residents living south of Jefferson Street and West of Michigan will have Wednesday trash and recycling pick-up beginning Nov. 13.
Recycling will be picked up every other week following the initial day change.
The Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety members unanimously approved an amendment to the original agreement with Republic Services to reflect this change.
Bremen School Board members recently took a major step forward with a project that will help improve safety in the schools parking lot.
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The Culver School Board is gearing up for the start of the next school year. Superintendent Karen Shuman says board members recently took action to fill some open positions, “A new math teacher, a replacement of retired John Browder, and also replacing a special education position for our elementary and hiring a school psychologist and a speech pathologist that we’re doing through a contract.”
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Projects awarded funds in the recent Community Crossings matching grant round in the Town of Culver will begin on Monday, July 8.
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The Plymouth School Board is expected to name two elementary school principals tonight. The Menominee and Webster elementary school principal appointments will be up for consideration. Board members will also consider contract renewals for several current administrators.
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A report of people going through vehicles led to a pair of arrests early Saturday morning. Plymouth Police say they were called to the 1500 block of Kenwood Avenue just before 12:40.
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