A Pierceton man is dead after the pickup truck he was driving reportedly crashed into a tree and caught fire in Marshall County. Marshall County Police say they were called to the 600 block of 14B Road just before 9:15 Friday night.
Continue readingAccident Claims Life of Bourbon Man
A two vehicle accident in Fulton County Wednesday morning claimed the life of a Bourbon man.
Continue readingTown of Bremen Considering Taking Over Operation of Ambulance Service
The Town of Bremen is looking into the possibility of running its ambulance service directly, but may continue using an outside provider in the meantime. Lutheran EMS says it will discontinue operating the town’s ambulance service, and Tri-County Ambulance has submitted a bid to take over next year.
Continue readingBremen Town Council to Seek New EMS Service
The Bremen Town Council members may be accepting bids soon for an ambulance service.
Continue readingThree Passengers Safe after Car Slips into Ditch
Three people are safe after Bremen first responders rescued them from a vehicle that slid down into a water-filled ditch.
Continue readingBremen Boy Injured in Thursday Afternoon Accident
A Thursday afternoon crash between a motorist and a bicyclist resulted in the injury of a 10-year-old boy from Bremen, as stated by The Galvan Law Firm, PLLC.
Continue readingBremen Fire Dept Teams Up with Local Business to Collect Toys for Project Santa
The Bremen Volunteer Fire Department is once again teaming up with local businesses to collect toys to give to families in need this Christmas season.
Continue readingBremen Town Council Opens Ambulance Bids
The Bremen Town Council opened bids for ambulance service for the years 2020 and 2021 Tuesday afternoon.
Continue readingBremen Town Council Members to Seek Bids Soon for Ambulance Service
The Bremen Town Council members will need to bid out ambulance service for the start of the new year.
Continue readingBremen Town Council Approves Ambulance Agreement
The Bremen Town Council members approved a recommendation from the ambulance board on a contract for service.
Continue readingBremen Town Council to Bid Ambulance Service
The Bremen Town Council members will be taking bids for ambulance service.
Continue readingBremen Officials Discuss EMS Status
The Bremen Town Council members learned this week that Lutheran EMS may be adjusting their services as of June 1.
Continue readingMarshall County Crash Claims Life
A Tippecanoe man lost his life in a car accident Sunday evening.
Continue readingNorth Judson Man Dies in Kosciusko County Crash
A North Judson man is dead, after a crash Monday morning in Kosciusko County. Officials with the Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Department say it happened around 6:40 EDT at the intersection of U.S. 30 and 350 West. Witnesses told police that a 2015 Peterbilt semi was trying to turn left onto westbound U.S. 30, when the driver slowed down or stopped in the median. That’s when an eastbound Dodge passenger car reportedly hit the semi.
Two Men Reportedly Shot Friday Morning in Rural Fulton County Near Culver
Police say two men were injured in a shooting near Culver early Friday. It happened near the area of State Road 17 and Fulton County Road 700 North, according to the Fulton County Sheriff’s Department. Officers say a 911 call came in shortly after midnight from a man who said he’d been shot near a home in the area. When responders arrived, they say they also found a second man who’d been shot at a residence on State Road 17.
Driver Reportedly Falls Asleep at the Wheel, Resulting in Two-Vehicle Accident Early Tuesday Morning
Around 5:30 a.m. on Tuesday, March 6th Maribel Sosa, of Bremen, was travelling eastbound on US 6 west of Douglas Road in a 2014 Honda CRV, when she reportedly fell asleep, crossed the center line and struck a 2016 International ProStar Semi driven by Jesse Manderson of Indianapolis.
According to Marshall County Police incident report, Sosa had to be cut from her vehicle by the Bremen Fire Department and she was transported to the Bremen Hospital by Lutheran EMS. Continue reading
Lutheran EMS Expands Services to Bremen Residents
Lutheran EMS is expanding their services to provide 911 emergency coverage to more local residents.
Lutheran Emergency Management Services already provides assistance to the Marshall County Townships of Tippecanoe and Bourbon but they will now be expanding their coverage to include German Township and the residents of Bremen.
To celebrate the expansion, from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Saturday, November 25th Lutheran EMS is hosting an open house. The event is at their station located at 1241 W Plymouth Street in Bremen. Continue reading
New Bremen EMS Service to Start Next Week
The Town of Bremen is ready to welcome the new ambulance service.
Director of Operations Trend Weldy said Lutheran EMS was awarded the winning bid in August.
Saturday Morning Collision Resulted in Vehicle Rolling, Injuries Sustained
Marshall County Dispatch received a report of a 2 vehicle collision in the 100-block of Lincoln Highway and Fir Rd in Bourbon around 11 a.m. on Saturday. Initial information included that one vehicle had rolled over and there were injuries at the scene.
According to the police report, at the scene it was found that a 2007 Subaru driven by 19-year-old Dawson Kratzchmar, of Plymouth, was traveling north on Fir Road when at Lincoln Highway he failed to yield the right-of-way at the intersection and was struck by a 1992 Oldsmobile driven by 58-year-old Lorre Osburn, of Bourbon. Osburn was driving west on Lincoln Highway approaching Fir Road. When he struck the passenger side of the 2007 Subaru it caused the vehicle to roll and both vehicles then traveled northwest off the roadway. Continue reading
New EMS Service Setting up in Bremen
The new EMS service for the Town of Bremen is getting ready to begin operations.
Director of Operations Trend Weldy said Lutheran EMS was awarded the winning bid in August.
“Our new EMS service, Lutheran, came to town last week and I gave them keys to the building,” said Weldy. “They’re starting to move in all of their equipment and get it set up. They’re supposed to take over on Nov 1.” Continue reading