
A Walkerton woman faces a drunk driving charge following a single-vehicle property damage crash in Marshall County. It happened around 6:30 p.m. Friday in the area of Thorn Road and 1st Road. Continue reading

A Walkerton woman faces a drunk driving charge following a single-vehicle property damage crash in Marshall County. It happened around 6:30 p.m. Friday in the area of Thorn Road and 1st Road. Continue reading

A Plymouth man’s attempt to flee from police early Saturday morning traffic was short-lived and resulted in additional criminal charges. A Marshall County Police Officer tried to stop a vehicle driven by a suspected drunk driver around 2 a.m. on southbound U.S. 31 near 11th Road. Continue reading

Incentives for a snack producer moving into the Marshall County Shell Building will be considered this evening by the Plymouth Common Council. Pretzels Inc. announced plans last week to spend $15 million to purchase and equip the building near Pioneer Drive and U.S. 30, creating 65 new jobs in the process. Continue reading

The Marshall County Council has quite a bit to consider when they meet this morning.
The Culver Community Schools Corporation served 3,710 lunches and 1,836 breakfasts over the summer, as part of 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 certain adults with disabilities. Continue reading
This November, Indiana students will be taking part in a mock election. But before that, some of them will have the chance to play an active role in a gubernatorial town hall meeting. Continue reading
Marshall County is preparing to start some of its road projects after being awarded with Community Crossings grant funds.
During Tuesday morning’s Marshall County Commissioners meeting, Highway Supervisor Jason Peters says that the companies tasked with the work have given verbal indications they’re ready to begin.
The Plymouth School Board had the chance to learn more about Lincoln Junior High School’s Digital Storm mass media program. Students had the chance to discuss the program during Tuesday’s school board meeting. Continue reading
The teacher evaluation process was explained to the Culver School Board Tuesday. The evaluations help determine which teachers receive performance-based stipends and in the case of a reduction in force, which teachers are more likely to be cut. Continue reading
The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles is making progress when it comes to refunding Hoosiers they’ve overcharged.
Plymouth Police have arrested a man they say attacked a juvenile on Thursday.

Marshall County is implementing an ordinance that looks to restrict access to address information for several categories of people.
School funding in the State of Indiana was discussed during Tuesday’s Culver School Board meeting. Interim Superintendent Chuck Kitchell shared some statistics about the amount of money Culver receives and how that compares to other schools. Continue reading
The 50th Marshall County Blueberry Festival meant quite a bit of cash for some Plymouth High School groups. Continue reading
A Fort Wayne man faces drunk driving charges in Marshall County following a traffic stop late last night on U.S. 30 near Queen Road. Continue reading

Marshall County will soon begin enlisting the help of local businesses to better reach veterans living within the county.
Football season is well underway, but there there is still a bit more work that needs to be done at Plymouth High School’s stadium. While it was officially dedicated at the August 19 football game, Superintendent Dan Tyree told the Plymouth School Board Tuesday that some minor punch-list work will continue for the next two months. Continue reading
The Culver Community Schools Corporation’s 2016-2017 teacher contracts were ratified by the school board Tuesday. Continue reading
Officers from the Bourbon Police Department wrote 34 tickets and made one arrest for driving while intoxicated during a recent Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over enforcement blitz. The 25-day national and statewide campaign is aimed at curbing alcohol-related crashes. Continue reading
A Plymouth woman was sentenced on Wednesday after she pleaded guilty to charges stemming from her alleged attempts to drown her six-year-old daughter.