The Marshall County Council members reviewed the application for Community Development Block Grant funds from the Office of Community and Rural Affairs in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Marshall County Treasurer Angie Birchmeier presented several documents to the county commissioners Monday morning that deal with new legislation concerning the disclosure of the innkeepers tax.
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The Maxinkuckee Singers are spreading Christmas cheer around the community this holiday season. According to their website, this is a vocal performance off-shoot of the civic theater group ‘The Maxinkuckee Players. They’ve been active in the central northern part of Indiana for nearly three decades.
During the month of December, these singers put on several Christmas themed public performances throughout Marshall County and the surrounding area. With the first two shows behind them, community members still have five more chances to see them perform during their Home for the Holidays Tour. Continue reading
A Marshall County tradition that honors the past kicks off today. The Rentown Old Fashion Days event will start at 3 p.m. and will run until 8 p.m. tonight. The fun continues on Saturday from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. Admission is $5 per person or individuals 13-year-old and younger are free with parking.
This event takes place in the quaint community of Rentown, located three miles east of Bremen. Continue reading
River Park Square in Plymouth will be bustling this Saturday, with a few different events for Marshall County residents to check out. Continue reading
Despite inclement weather conditions, multiple community members ventured to Wild Rose Moon in Plymouth to attend the Wythougan Valley Preservation Council informational meeting that was held last Thursday.
According to Wythougan Valley President Kurt Garner, the meeting was held in order to inform individuals about various incentives, programs and opportunities available to business owners in historic districts.
There are 12 historic districts in Marshall County and they are sprinkled around Plymouth, Bourbon, Bremen, Argos and Culver. Continue reading
Those organizing events that may bring out-of-town visitors into Marshall County can now apply for up to $2,000 in grant funding. Marshall County Tourism has announced the launch of its Tourism Enhancement and Development Events Grants.
An opportunity to taste Culver’s finest cuisine will be offered in an elite setting on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. ET.
Over 10 restaurants will present their best in what the Culver Chamber of Commerce calls a “festival atmosphere” tomorrow afternoon. In addition to the many varieties of food, enjoy live music from a local musician and a wide range of spirits and other refreshments.
Marshall County Tourism is allocating more grant money this year to help with the marketing and development of events exhibiting positive tourism potential to the county. Executive Director Cori Humes says the goal is to directly increase hotel/motel occupancy and create positive image building publicity. Continue reading
Marshall County Tourism is offering grants to help organizations attract more tourists to their events. Continue reading
