During last week’s Argos Town Council meeting, officials discussed the possibility of hosting summer events similar to the “Food Truck Fridays” held in Bourbon.
Library Director Jane Hall reminded the council members that the possibility of a “TGIF Argos” event has been brought up in the past and there is a committee of organizers assembled.
She explained that the plan was to do it last summer but due to a combination of health complications and personal obligations, the members were unable to get things organized in time. Continue reading
Argos officials finalized details for this year’s Christmas tree lighting ceremony at last Wednesday’s town council meeting.
An intergovernmental agreement was approved by several Marshall County government entities this week ahead of the Regional Stellar Communities Designation application presentation.
Argos officials are still seeking residents willing to fill the open positions on the Plan Commission. Clerk-Treasurer Lisa Mullaney previously shared that they especially need some more Democratic members in order to keep the board balanced. 
The Argos Town Council members approved the budget for next year.
Efforts to bring a School Resource Officer into the Argos Community School Corporation continue to move forward.
Argos Town Hall was buzzing with excitement Wednesday evening as community members from all corners of the county eagerly awaited the unveiling of the new logo created by Red Door Marketing.
Argos officials are working together to secure the safety of students in the community. When Argos Town Council member met last Wednesday, they collaborated with School Superintendent Ned Speicher and Police Chief Corey Bowman about hiring a School Resource Officer or SRO. 
In conjunction with Red Door Marketing, Argos officials will be holding a roll-out ceremony next month in order to officially reveal the town’s new logo.
