Argos Town Council members passed the 2020 Salary Ordinance when members met last Wednesday.
Clerk-Treasurer Lisa Mullaney said next year’s ordinance includes pay increases for the majority of town employees.
Continue readingArgos Town Council members passed the 2020 Salary Ordinance when members met last Wednesday.
Clerk-Treasurer Lisa Mullaney said next year’s ordinance includes pay increases for the majority of town employees.
Continue readingBourbon Town Council members took action to amend their existing trash ordinance when members met on Tuesday.
Continue readingWashington Discovery Academy is the first Marshall County school to have its own barn quilt. In a video presented last week to the Plymouth School Board, teacher Kim Riddle explained that the effort was part of a fourth-grade project last school year.
Continue readingRenovation plans are in the works at the Plymouth Public Library.
Continue readingA resolution amendment that was considered by the Argos Town Council back in November came back before members when they met for their first meeting of the month.
Continue readingLocal school officials are anticipating a few education-related bills in the upcoming legislative session. Plymouth School Superintendent Andy Hartley told the school board last week that he’s met with some legislators, and he offered board members some predictions.
Continue readingBomarko, Inc. officials still plan on expanding operations, but at a different site than originally proposed in a previous request.
Continue readingAbout 50 residents and officials attended a DNR hearing on Tuesday afternoon concerning a petition to establish an East Shore Conservancy District.
Continue readingBremen Town Attorney Anthony Wagner presented an amended trash collection contract to the Bremen Town Council members Monday afternoon.
Continue readingMarshall County’s Director of Community Corrections will represent agencies throughout the state following an election that occurred during the Indiana Association of Community Corrections Act Counties’ Annual Fall Conference in November.
Continue readingA sixteen year old South Central student is using her own personal tragedy to help draw attention to safety concerns at a hazardous intersection near the school.
Continue readingMarshall County Police have released more details surrounding Tuesday afternoon’s fatal pickup truck versus buggy crash. LeRoy Hochstetler, 80, of Bremen, was killed, when the buggy he was driving was reportedly hit from behind by a pickup truck on 3B Road.
Continue readingA Plymouth man was arrested Friday afternoon after an accident at Oak Drive and Pidco Drive.
Continue readingWhile the Marshall County Council members want to hold an informational public meeting to relay why the decision to expand the Marshall County Jail was made, they want to continue moving forward in the process.
Continue readingBremen Director of Operations Trend Weldy told the town council members on Monday afternoon that the town will get two major projects done now that the region was designated a Regional Stellar Community.
Continue readingA building that was slated for demolition for violating the Town of Culver’s unsafe building ordinance was cleared this past week.
Continue readingArgos Town Council members awarded the farm lease for town-owned property on Dewey Street when members met for their first meeting of the month.
Continue readingBill Walters has agreed to remain as a board member on the Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety.
Continue readingEfforts to boost students’ social-emotional skills have earned Washington Discovery Academy some national recognition. In a video presented to the Plymouth School Board last week, WDA Facilitator Kendall Hoover said that students are increasingly coming to school without the social skills they need to work out problems on their own.
Continue readingA Bremen man is dead, after a pickup truck reportedly crashed into a horse-drawn buggy Tuesday afternoon. It happened just after 4:00 on 3B Road just east of Beach Road, according to Marshall County Coroner John Grolich.
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