Marshall County Commission President Kevin Overmyer delivered some good news to the county council members this week.
Continue readingMarshall County Expects to Pay Lower Insurance for Employees
Marshall County Commissioners Agree to Keep Election Days on County Holiday List, for Now
Marshall County employees will continue to have the primary and general election days off, at least for next year’s presidential election. The county commissioners approved the 2020 holiday schedule last week, but not without some debate.
Continue readingMarshall County Crossroads Asking County Government to Chip in $400,000 for Stellar Efforts
The Marshall County Crossroads team is asking the county government to chip in $400,000 over four years.
Continue readingMarshall County Council Approves Application for Broadband Grant
The Marshall County Council members took action to approve a grant application request for the state’s Broadband Readiness Grant Program. The action was ratified as last year’s grant application window was brief. The approval has to be included in the minutes of the meeting.
Continue readingMarshall County Council to Meet Today
Government Officials Express Frustration Concerning FEMA Reimbursement Paperwork
It’s been since the latter part of February that Marshall County residents, in addition to those in neighboring counties, have endured cleanup and repairs since the flooding event. A disaster declaration named Marshall County and several dozen others in order to receivefederal dollars to assist in the recovery effort.
Culver Officials Break Ground on Housing Project
Culver town officials, county representatives, Housing Developer Kevin Berger, and other dignitaries helped break ground on the Sand Hill Farm workforce housing development in Culver Wednesday afternoon.
The housing development includes 24 apartments that will feature affordable one, two and three bedroom units at 540 W. Jefferson Street with hopes of the project complete in 2018. Elkay, one of Culver’s largest employers, will provide the cabinetry for the units in an extensive project partnership. Continue reading
