The Culver Community Schools Corporation is reporting success with its efforts to provide free meals to local children during the summer months. Food Services Director Carin Clifton gave the school board an update Monday on the Summer Food Service Program. It’s sponsored by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and aims to give meals to children 18 and younger, as well as adults with disabilities who are enrolled in a state-approved education program. Continue reading
Nonprofits Can Raise Funds by Assisting with State Fair
Nonprofit organizations can earn some extra money by helping out with the Indiana State Fair. Fair organizers say it takes around 600 people to staff parking lots and gates. To fill those jobs, they’re looking for volunteers from nonprofit groups. Continue reading
Arrest Made in Connection with 1997 Bank Robbery
A Florida man currently incarcerated in the Fulton County Jail now faces charges in connection with a 1997 bank robbery in Miami County. According to the Indiana State Police, the First Farmers Bank and Trust in Amboy was allegedly held up on December 18, 1997. By the time officers arrived, the suspect had allegedly left the bank and run to a vehicle. Continue reading
LSD, Cocaine, Meth Allegedly Found During Fulton County Traffic Stop
An Ohio man was arrested in Fulton County Thursday, after police say they found LSD, cocaine, meth, and other drugs in the van he was driving. At around 5:40 yesterday evening, Indiana State Police pulled over a van on U.S. 31 near County Road 600 North, for allegedly following another vehicle too closely. Continue reading
Police Arrest Georgia Man for Pill Possession
Marshall County Police have arrested a Georgia man on prescription drug charges.
Culver School Board Reverses Administrative Cut, Delays Naming Permanent Superintendent
The Culver Community Schools Corporation has changed its plans for administrative cuts, due to some recent resignations. Last December, the school corporation recommended cutting two administrative positions, as well as some teaching jobs, as a cost-saving measure. The school board moved ahead with that process earlier this year, voting not to renew the contract of Assistant Principal/Title 1 Director Julie Berndt. Continue reading
ISP Talks Drugs with Amish Community
The Indiana State Police are conducting more outreach for local Amish populations in the state.
Recently, troopers addressed a crowd in Elkhart County about the warning signs and dangers of drug use. The use of narcotics, such as heroin, has been identified as impacting members of the Amish community particularly hard in the Hoosier state.
Ancilla Schedules Blessing for Second Residence Hall
Less than a year after opening its first residence hall, Ancilla College will be dedicating its second student housing facility next month. Bishop Kevin Rhoades will be at Ancilla on Monday, July 18 for a blessing ceremony for the new residence hall, as well as the recently-added dining hall/student life center. Continue reading
Marshall Commissioners Recommend Funding Elevator Upgrades
Aging elevators at the Marshall County Courthouse are prompting the maintenance department to recommend a fix.
The Courthouse in Plymouth has two elevators, north and south, that have been a mixture of benefits and problems for the maintenance crew. A company is contracted to help maintain the elevators, which has advised the elevators are aging past their usefulness.
Culver School Board Approves Agreement with Town
The Culver School Board has signed on to a partnership between the the school corporation and the Town of Culver, in an effort to reduce costs and share resources. Town and school officials have been working for the past few months on an intergovernmental agreement. Continue reading
Marshall County Community Corrections Partners with Bank for Financial Literacy Program
Marshall County residents have the chance to learn some financial management tips, thanks to a program being offered by Marshall County Community Corrections and WoodForest National Bank. According to Community Corrections, the Money Matters program aims to give people the resources to build or rebuild their financial independence. Continue reading
Man Arrested at Bourbon Little League Game with Felony Warrant
The Bourbon Police Department is releasing details on an arrest at a recent little league game.
EMA Officials Offer Severe Weather Tips
Severe weather is possible across much of Indiana this afternoon and evening. The northern third of the state is at a moderate risk for severe weather, according to the National Weather Service. The main threats are damaging winds, large hail, heavy rain and tornadoes. Continue reading
Marshall County Adopts Flood Hazard Changes
Marshall County is taking the advice of the Indiana Department of Natural Resources for managing flood hazard areas in the county.
Culver School Board Gets Update on Safety Improvements
The Culver Community Schools corporation is looking at upgrades that will increase school safety while also reducing disruptions for students and teachers. Continue reading
Road Construction Taking Place This Week in Plymouth
Plymouth residents should expect to see some road construction over the next few days. Contractor Walsh and Kelly has released its schedule for work on the city’s 2016 street projects. Continue reading
Drug Investigation Leads to Arrest of Four Marshall County Residents
Warsaw Police conducted undercover investigations last year that resulted in several recent arrests in Marshall County.
Prosecutor Neslon Chipman announced the charges Tuesday afternoon against four individuals after commending the Warsaw Police Department’s efforts and investigation.
Plymouth Man Jailed Following Four-County Pursuit
A Plymouth man who is accused of leading police on a high-speed chase through four counties faces numerous criminal charges in connection with the Saturday morning incident. Continue reading
Culver School Board Approves Policies for 2016-2017
The Culver Community Schools Corporation is busy preparing for the upcoming school year. Interim Superintendent Chuck Kitchell told the school board Monday that one of the changes in 2016-2017 is the official consolidation of the middle and high schools into one facility. Continue reading
Marshall County Proposes Health Services Agreement for Employees
The Marshall County government is moving forward with plans to provide greater access to healthcare for some of its employees.
Partnering with St. Joseph Regional Health Systems, the Marshall County Commissioners Monday morning heard a presentation about the benefits of implementing a wellness program through a professional services agreement.
