The Marshall County Council is hoping to ensure smooth operations of its court system by updating the elevators inside the courthouse.
The building has a north and a south elevator that is used by court personnel on the third floor and to transport prisoners for hearings. The age of the elevators inside the courthouse is expected to cause difficulty locating parts if there’s a failure, prompting a recommendation for the elevator contractor to replace both.
Marshall County residents have greater access to a potentially life-saving medication, thanks to a standing order from the Indiana State Health Commissioner. Continue reading
The Plymouth School Board will consider renewing several of the corporation’s agreements during tonight’s meeting. Continue reading
A Bremen man police say caused a Sunday evening injury accident faces criminal charges in connection with the wreck. Continue reading
A single-vehicle crash on a northern Alabama interstate has claimed the life of a recent Marshall County pageant queen. A passerby reported wreck on I-565 West in Madison to 911 dispatchers around 8:30 a.m. Sunday, according to WHINT-TV. Continue reading
The City of Plymouth continues making some of the arrangements for its Community Crossings grant application. The state program provides matching funds for street projects. During its last meeting, the Plymouth Common Council decided to go for a million dollars in matching money, the maximum amount available from the program. Continue reading
The Marshall County Council will consider a proposal to replace the air conditioning inside the County Building.
Starting today, a section of highway in Marshall County will be closed to accommodate railroad crossing repairs. Continue reading
The Marshall County Blueberry Festival has announced the marshal for this year’s Blueberry Festival Parade. Plymouth Park Superintendent Michael Hite has been chosen as the parade marshal for the 50th Marshall County Blueberry Festival. Continue reading
A Bremen woman reported missing yesterday has been located. Maria Mikel, 50, was found shortly before 4:00 p.m. Saturday in St. Joseph County, according to the Bremen Police Department.
The Plymouth Wendy’s location is among those that may have impacted by a recent cyber attack. According to a statement released by the company Thursday, the attack targeted customers’ payment card information, including cardholder name, credit or debit card number, and expiration date. Continue reading
The Town of Culver is looking for volunteers to serve on a few boards and commissions.
College students have the opportunity to apply for an internship with U.S. Senator Dan Coats’ Washington office. It’s open to both undergraduate and graduate students and is available on either a part-time or full-time basis. Continue reading
To help keep taxpayers’ personal information secure, the Internal Revenue Service is now focusing its efforts on tax professionals. The IRS says tax preparers are increasingly being targeted by cyber criminals, so they’re urging them to take the necessary steps to protect their clients from data theft. Continue reading
Bremen Police are now considering a local resident missing.
Marshall County authorities are investigating after a tractor was stolen from a Plymouth business.
Fellow teachers, former students and friends paid their respects to longtime Plymouth Schools music teacher Bob Pickell during a remembrance service last night in the high school auditorium. The recent retiree died last Friday at a South Bend hospital after falling through onto a cement floor at his Plymouth home. Continue reading
The area’s hottest new dance and party band will take the stage tonight in downtown Plymouth. Ultrafab is headlining tonight’s Encore Performing Arts Summer Performance Series, sponsored by MAX 98.3 FM. Their set features dance tunes from artists ranging from Lady Gaga to Luke Bryan to Pitbull. Continue reading
The Marshall County Assessor’s office will be able to save a bit of money for 2017’s pictometry surveys.
A six year contract was signed with the vendor providing the service – which includes using aerial technology to capture photo images of land within Marshall County for assessment and other purposes.
Community members can pay their respects to a longtime Plymouth Community School Corporation music teacher this evening. Bob Pickell was killed last Friday when he fell through the attic at his Plymouth home onto the cement garage floor. News of his death shocked the community where he taught music for nearly four decades before retiring this spring. Continue reading
