Blustery southwest winds are possible throughout the day. They’re expected to increase in speed and intensity into the overnight hours. The National Weather Service has issued a high wind advisory for tomorrow morning into Friday in anticipation of sustained winds of at least 40 miles per hour or gusts of 58 miles per hour or more. Continue reading
Proposals Received for Yellow River Bank Repairs
A committee of stakeholders will review the two proposals for repairs to the Yellow River bank and decide how to proceed. Continue reading
Indiana Lawmakers Observe Missile Launch
A few Indiana lawmakers got the chance to watch a missile launch this past Saturday. Continue reading
Coats Staffer to Hold Office Hours in Plymouth
One of U.S. Senator Dan Coats’ staff members will be holding office hours in Plymouth tomorrow to help residents who may be experiencing issues with a federal agency.
The staff member will be at the Plymouth Chamber of Commerce at 120 North Michigan Street from 10:00 a.m. to noon Eastern.
Solar Park Set for Ribbon Cutting in Argos, Tuesday
A project first identified in March of this year will see a ceremonial grand opening take place Tuesday afternoon.
Marshall County Seats Newest Council Member
The newest member of the Marshall County Council took his seat for the first time, Monday morning.
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Culver Brings Revised Building Permit Changes to Public Hearing
The Culver Town Council will be bringing a revised permit fee schedule to a public hearing tonight.
Plymouth Water Treatment Plant Work Progressing
Work on the exterior of Plymouth’s Ledyard Water Treatment Plant should be finished before winter weather arrives. City Utility Superintendent Donnie Davidson told the board of works last night demolition work is ongoing on the west side of the structure. It’s part of a three-phase project. Continue reading
Starke County Attempting Conservation Projects with State Grants
Two state departments have awarded nearly $1-million in grants that look to improve conservation efforts in the Hoosier State.
Marshall County Tourism Marketing Grants Available
Marshall County Tourism is offering grants to help organizations attract more tourists to their events. Continue reading
Government Offices to Close for Veterans Day
Veterans Day is a holiday, and that means most federal, state, and local government offices will be closed tomorrow. It also means mail won’t be delivered. Continue reading
North Central Region Considered Among Top Three for Regional Cities Funds
A meeting last week has indicated that the North Central Region could be a strong candidate for millions of dollars in grant funds.
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County Council Brings Job Description Research to the Forefront
The Marshall County Council will be undergoing a bit of reorganization today.
Water Treatment Plant Update on Tonight’s Plymouth Agenda
The Plymouth Board of Works will get an update on the status of repairs at the Ledyard Water Treatment Plant when they meet this evening. Utility Superintendent Donnie Davison will present substantial completion reports on Phases II and III of improvements to the plant. Continue reading
Winter Energy Assistance Programs Now Open
Applications for Winter Heating Assistance began last week, and NIPSCO says it’s partnering with various agencies around the state to bring the reduced energy costs to families in need.
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Elected Representatives Speak Out on Keystone XL Rejection
Indiana’s elected representatives in Washington are speaking out against a decision by the Obama Administration to reject the construction of the U.S. portion of the Keystone XL Pipeline.
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Ancilla Student Awarded with “Realizing the Dream” Scholarship
One Ancilla College student is getting a financial boost from the Independent Colleges of Indiana.
Health Officials Offer Ways to Stop Smoking During COPD Awareness Month
During the month of November, health officials are working to raise awareness of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease or COPD. As part of that effort, IU Health’s Mobile Health Clinic will be visiting businesses around Starke and LaPorte counties to give residents some tips on how to quit smoking. Continue reading
Cold Weather Brings Alternative Heating Warnings
With late fall and winter weather approaching, the Indiana Department of Homeland Security is providing warnings for Hoosiers to stay safe with alternative heating sources.
Changing Seasons Presents Frozen Pipe Risks
Winter weather may be weeks away, but municipalities throughout the state of Indiana have provided resources for residents to protect their water pipes from freezing temperatures.
