A Cleveland, Ohio-based developer wants to build apartments on the South Gateway property in Plymouth. NRP Group plans to apply for a low-income housing grant from the state. Continue reading
Developer Expresses Interest in South Gateway Property
Marshall County Coroner In Need of Additional Funding
The Marshall County Coroner may soon be seeking additional funds.
During Monday morning’s Marshall County Council meeting, Coroner Bill Cleavenger said he wanted to give plenty of notice about his request. He anticipates asking for the money before their next meeting.
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Culver Town Council Considers Annexation Survey Results
The Culver Town Council will be reviewing the results of a survey recently sent to landowners just outside of Town.
USDA Makes it Their Mission to Make School Lunches Healthier
It’s back-to-school season and that means you’ll no longer be in control of what your child is eating for breakfast and lunch every day. Luckily, the United States Department of Agriculture oversees school lunches nationally. Back in 2010 the Healthy, Hunger Free Kids Act was put in place to transform the school food environment in order to promote better nutrition, combat childhood hunger and reduce the likelihood of developing obesity. Continue reading
Marshall County Council to Consider Probationary Pay Waivers
The Marshall County Council will meet on Monday for an annual recognition of probationary pay waivers.
The policy is part of Marshall County’s salary ordinance which specifies that new employees receive a 10-percent reduced pay from the normal scale for a period. Once the probationary period has passed, wages are returned to their normal scale.
Board of Works to Ratify School Resource Officer Agreement
The Plymouth Board of Works will consider an agreement between the police department and school corporation when they meet this evening. It concerns the recent assignment of Bridget Hite as a school resource officer for the year. Continue reading
Donnelly Announces Deadline for Service Academy Nominations
Hoosier students interested in pursuing a nomination to one of our nation’s service academies need to submit an application to U.S. Sen. Joe Donnelly’s office by Friday, Sept. 25.
In a statement Donnelly says it’s a “privilege” to nominate outstanding young Hoosiers to the Armed Forces’ service academies each year. They include the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, N.Y.; The U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colo.’ The U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md.; and the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy at Kings Point, N.Y. Continue reading
IRS Warns of New Scam Tactics
Scammers posing as IRS agents have separated unsuspecting victims from upwards of $20 million over the past few years, according to federal officials. They may call, email or send a letter threatening arrest, deportation or license revocation unless immediate payment of back taxes is made. Continue reading
State Police Warn of Scam Calls from Spoofed Number
The Indiana State Police confirm the published telephone number for their general headquarters in downtown Indianapolis has been spoofed over the last few days. That’s the practice of masquerading as someone else by falsifying the number as it appears on the call recipient’s caller ID display. In this case, people across the country receiving the calls saw 317-232-8248 come up. Sometimes the caller reportedly spoke with a “thick Indian accent” and claimed to be from the Indiana State Police. He then proceeded to ask for personal information from the caller and threatened arrest if they did not comply. Continue reading
Stay Alert on Amusement Rides
Keep safety in mind when you visit carnivals, fairs and theme parks and hit the rides. Indiana Department of Homeland Security spokesman John Erickson says you shouldn’t board a ride if there’s even the slightest doubt about its safety, and you should not let your children board it either. Continue reading
Red Cross Seeks Volunteers for AmeriCorps
Since the founding of the Red Cross AmeriCorps in 1994 more than 800,000 members have contributed over 1 billion hours in service across the nation by tackling pressing problems and mobilizing millions of volunteers for the organizations they serve. If you’re looking to make a real difference in your community and wish to gain new skills and experience then you should consider signing up for the Red Cross AmeriCorps. Continue reading
Morning Crash Claims Child’s Life
A nine-year-old Bremen boy is dead following a two-vehicle accident. It happened around 5:30 this morning at the intersection of State Road 331 and 3rd Road, according to a news release from the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department. Continue reading
Ancilla College Schedules Residence Hall Dedication and Blessing
The new residence hall at Ancilla College has proven to be a game-changer for the state’s only private, two-year liberal arts school. Enrollment has increased by nearly 25 percent, according to school officials. The hall is booked to capacity with 100 new freshmen, many of whom hail from farther than the school’s traditional commuter range. Continue reading
Antique Store Break-In Under Investigation
Investigators from the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department are looking into a break-in at a local business. Continue reading
Woman Taken to Hospital After Passing Out, Investigation Ongoing
Police, firefighters and EMS on Wednesday evening responded to a report of a woman who had been struck by a vehicle on Lincoln Highway west of King Road. The 26-year-old was taken by ambulance to the hospital. Continue reading
GoFundMe Page Set Up for WKVI Morning Show Host
Monday, Aug. 3 marked WKVI morning show host Tom Berg’s five year anniversary at MAX 98.3 FM’s sister station. He celebrated it in a Chicago hospital. Oncologists at Cancer Treatment Center of America confirmed his diagnosis of cancer in his colon, liver, lungs, lymph nodes, lining of his abdomen and possibly his stomach. Seeing as they cannot cure it, it has been deemed terminal. Continue reading
Marshall County Receives Grant for Yellow River Project
Marshall County is one of 26 counties to receive a grant through the Lake and River Enhancement (LARE) program in the DNR Division of Fish & Wildlife. Statewide nearly $1.3 million was awarded to care for Indiana’s water bodies. Continue reading
Culver Marks End of Summer with Weekend Events
Culver will be wrapping up its summer season with a concert this evening.
According to the Culver Park Department, cover band “The Sandbar Bums” will be performing in the west end of the Town Park. The group is known for covering bands such as Jason Mraz, Journey, Bob Marley, and Cee Lo Green.
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Marshall County Approves Tax Abatement for Bourbon Company
A Bourbon-based business is now on its way to creating five new full-time jobs in Marshall County.
The County Council held a special meeting earlier this week to consider abating property taxes for Faulker Fabricating. The company has been in the Marshall County area for the past 25 years and says that property tax relief over the next 10 years will lead to job creation.
Plymouth Schools to Begin Advertising 2016 Budget
The Plymouth Community School Corporation will begin advertising its 2016 fiscal year budget.
School Board members held a special budget work session meeting on Tuesday night to discuss projected revenues, as well as the projected costs associated with carrying out operations. General Fund expenditures will largely remain flat next year at $25-million.
