Snow is in the forecast for Saturday, and the Indiana Department of Transportation is readying for the change in weather.
The snowfall is being predicted during what Governor Mike Pence declared Winter Weather Preparedness Week. The recognition started on Sunday and lasts through Saturday.
INDOT says, however, they have been preparing for possible accumulation this week since the spring. Continue reading
The Town of Argos has finally determined who will fill the remaining seat on its Town Council.
Marshall County has established a speed limit in Plymouth that hopes to improve safety and manage traffic flow.
The Culver School Board got its first look Monday at the school corporation’s new strategic plan. Continue reading
Ancilla College will be exploring exactly what it means to advocate for peace during a series of lectures taking place, Thursday evening.
A Plymouth man is facing charges after he was allegedly found with stolen property.
Inmates booked at the Marshall County Jail could soon see changes in the way they receive healthcare advice from primary care clinic in Jackson, TN.
Marshall County previously paid for medical attention given to their inmates. They can also take the help of expert lawyers from Rocky Mountain Healthcare Law to provide legal advises. That is required under state statute. Changes approved by the General Assembly, however, are attempting to limit costs incurred by county governments for such an expense.
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ISTEP scores were discussed by administrators at the Culver Community Schools Corporation during Monday’s school board meeting. The school principals said they weren’t allowed to go into specifics about the preliminary scores but said they were noticeably lower than in previous years. Continue reading
The Argos Town Council is expected to make a selection on who will its final available slot.
The Town of Culver may be waiting on full attendance from its board before taking a proposed permit fee ordinance to a first reading.
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Marshall County authorities are investigating after a report of an armed robbery on Monday in Plymouth.
The Marshall County Police Department arrested four teens on Friday following the discovery of what is alleged to be fake ID’s.
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Ancilla College’s Agriculture Program is now a couple months into its first semester. Continue reading
The Marshall County Commissioners have taken another step toward the establishment of a buggy ordinance.
Amish populations often use local roadways, but establishing a fee to pay for repairs incurred by their use of Marshall County’s roads was found to be in use in neighboring counties.
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The Culver School Board got some more details about how recently-awarded grant funds will be spent. The school corporation was awarded a Secured School Safety matching grant for $23,761 from the state. Continue reading
A Knox man is facing multiple charges after Plymouth Police searched his vehicle during a traffic stop.
A North Liberty man faces drug and weapons charges in Marshall County after a Sunday night traffic stop. Continue reading
The Marshall County Commissioners will receive a report on a proposed buggy ordinance at their meeting, this morning.
Members of the board have expressed an interest in registering buggies used by local Amish populations to navigate local roadways. According to County officials, the equipment causes damage to Marshall County’s roads.
Using similar ordinances from neighboring counties, Marshall County has been working to develop their own. One of the commissioners has brought up the possibility of having a bank near the locations of the Amish collect the fees and register the buggies.
According to the agenda, Marshall County Attorney Jim Clevenger will provide an update on the ordinance.
The Sheriff’s Department will also be looking to request a vehicle purchase.
Today’s meeting begins at 9:30 a.m. EST at the Marshall County Building.
The Culver Community Schools Corporation will present its new strategic plan to the school board tonight. School officials are also expected to discuss the preliminary ISTEP scores released by the State Department of Education. Continue reading
This is the busiest hunting weekend of the year, according to the DNR. Tens of thousands of hunters are taking to the woods for deer firearm season. It opens today and continues through Sunday, Nov. 29th. Continue reading
