Local business owner Judy Richards came before the Argos Town Council last month, seeking permission to utilize the town’s name in the title a local business group.
Richards explained that group would be called Discover Argos and would work to benefit local businesses, while simultaneously assisting the town as a whole.
“We spoke with the Town Council about why we needed this committee which was because it will benefit Argos by creating more jobs, more housing, downtown improvements, more events for the local residents to go to which will in turn mean less travel for local residents.” She explained, “It will benefit our business owners because that means more visitors to Argos.” Continue reading
Argos Town Council members held a discussion over a primary election ordinance when they met earlier this month.
When Argos Town Council members met earlier this month, they discussed available openings in the Marshall County Tourism Board, the Plan Commission, the Park Board and the Redevelopment Commission.
Argos Community Schools may soon have an elected school board.
The Argos Town Council met in special session Monday night to discuss repairs to the EMS building on 121 S. First Street.
The Argos Town Council members approved papers for Co-Alliance to move into the former Wickes Lumber property.
Water and sewer rates will increase for the next five years in the Town of Argos.
The town of Argos is making plans for the future as the town council adopted a comprehensive plan this week.
After losing a tie-breaker vote following November’s Argos Town Council race, Charles Snead will soon be seated on the council after all. In November’s General Election, Snead and incumbent Dustin Johnson both received the same number of votes. That left it up to the other sitting members of the council to make a decision, and they went with Johnson, the incumbent Democrat. 
