State Road 10 in Culver may see its speed limit reduced, but the change may take up to one year.
The Culver Town Council on Tuesday night considered a request from the Plan Commission to reduce the speed limit on the state highway. No specifics were introduced, but Police Chief Wayne Bean says lowering the speed limit from 45 mph to 35 mph may be appropriate.
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Progress continues at Plymouth’s wastewater facilities. Utility Superintendent Donnie Davidson told the Board of Works Monday that Division 1 of the Ledyard Plant renovations is moving along smoothly. “We expect to have the plant start-up on the east side. The west side’s already up in operation, but the east side, we’re anticipating that to begin next Tuesday,” he said. “It’ll go for a Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday start-up process. The first side went relatively smooth, so we expect the same for the east side.” Continue reading
The Marshall County Council has finalized an upgrade in security at the Marshall County Building.
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Plymouth officials will soon be looking at ways to make it easier to get around the city by bike or on foot. Plymouth is one of seven cities in the state that have been selected to host an Active Living Workshop. Continue reading
A Plymouth man faces a domestic battery charge following an incident at a local motel. Continue reading
The Culver Town Council is taking steps to allow alcohol in the Town Park for special events.
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The City of Plymouth is making the funding arrangements for new tennis courts in Centennial Park. Last month, the Common Council voted to contribute additional funds to the tennis court rebuilding project. On Monday, council members voted to formally transfer that money into the Tennis Court Project Fund. Continue reading
The Marshall County Council has decided to pursue upgrades to its voting technology in preparation for November’s General Election.
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Marshall County Junior Achievement has gotten some help with its efforts to teach local students the basics of economics. The organization says its annual Achieve-A-Bowl fundraiser attracted 11 teams this year. Continue reading
The Culver Town Council will hold a public hearing on an ordinance amendment that may allow alcohol in the Town Park.
It’s been discussed for a few years, and now the Marshall County Council is ready to rearrange where some of its departments reside.
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The City of Plymouth is rethinking its parking restrictions, after complaints from a local resident. Last month, the Board of Works approved the installation of “No Parking” signs on Harrison Street, from Michigan Street halfway to Center Street, in an effort to ease traffic. Continue reading
The price of gas may have leveled off over the past few days, but there may still be some more increases ahead. Continue reading
Indiana is once again receiving top marks in the nation for business climate.
The Plymouth Police Department is investigating a break-in at a restaurant that happened sometime early Monday morning. An undisclosed amount of cash was reportedly taken from King Gyros at 1827 North Michigan Street. Continue reading
A Plymouth man has been arrested following an altercation at the Red Rock Inn on Sunday.
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The Plymouth Common Council will start the process of raising sewer rates tonight. A sewer rate ordinance will be presented for first reading. Accounting firm Umbaugh and Associates has recommended a 17-percent increase to fund upgrades to the city’s Wastewater Treatment Plant, while continuing to cover day-to-day operations and existing debt payments. Continue reading
It’s a rare evening meeting for the Marshall County Council this week.
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Ancilla College graduated its 49th class in school history on Saturday. The ceremony took place at the Ancilla Domini Chapel. The private, two-year school had 91 graduation candidates. Continue reading
Upgrades continue at some of the Plymouth Community School Corporation’s facilities. Superintendent Dan Tyree told the school board Tuesday that all the underground work for the football stadium’s new grandstand, concession stand, and restrooms is complete. Continue reading
