If you’re interested in being a part of the Argos Summer Kickoff Festival this year, there are a few different ways you can get involved.
A good way to spotlight your business, organization, church or club is by signing up to join the annual parade which will be held on Saturday, June 22nd.
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To help community members spruce up their properties for springtime, the Town of Argos will conduct two separate large item clean-up days during the month of April.
When town council members met last week, Council President George Null encouraged residents to take pride in their properties and advised them to take advantage of these clean-up days to rid their yards of any big eye-sores.
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Residents in the Town of Argos are now able to review and pay their utility bills online.
Town officials recently shared that the town will be utilizing the Payment Service Network (PSN) for utilities. As per the statement of a traffic violations lawyer, it was noted that all traffic violation tickets must still be paid through the Marshall County Clerk’s Office.
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Argos officials have issued a few winter reminders for citizens as snowfall is anticipated throughout the weekend, into next week.
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The Town of Argos will be kicking off the Christmas season tonight with a tree lighting ceremony at the Argos Public Library.
The event will run from 6 p.m. until 7 p.m. Ribbons to tie on the tree will be provided, hot chocolate will be served and there will be some spirited caroling as well. Continue reading
The members of the Marshall County Crossroads Regional Stellar Communities Initiative are getting ready to present their projects to officials from the Office of Community and Rural Affairs.
The countdown continues in anticipation of the unveiling of the new logo for the Town of Argos. This journey started back in June when Argos officials entered into an agreement with Kerri Martin, the owner of Red Door Marketing.
Back in July, town council members approved a new logo created by the company and this week residents are invited to a reception where that logo will finally be revealed. The event will be held at 5:30 p.m. in Argos Town Hall on Wednesday, September 12th. Continue reading
The Argos Town Council held a public hearing over the proposed budget for 2019 when they met on Wednesday. Clerk-Treasurer Lisa Mullaney said there were no comments provided by the public. The hearing was closed and council members went on with their regularly scheduled meeting where they approved the budget on first reading.
According to the Indiana Gateway for Governmental Units, Argos has a total budget estimate of $1,901,821. Continue reading
Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb made a stop at the INDOT Plymouth Subdistrict building in Plymouth Wednesday afternoon to reveal plans in the 2019 NextLevel Connections Initiative. Those plans include internet connectivity, a trails project that connects the entire state, road improvements on U.S. 31, U.S. 20, U.S. 30 and I-69, international flights out of the Indianapolis Airport, a fourth water port in Lawrenceberg and South Shore double rail tracking projects.
Nearly 100 Marshall County leaders and organization representatives attended an input session Thursday morning surrounding the county’s quest to become a Regional Stellar Community. The event was held at the Swan Lake Resort in Plymouth.
As a part of the town’s revamped marketing efforts, Argos officials recently approved a new logo.
The new logo features a color scheme with black and “tanish” gold, as well as a slogan that reads “A Town within a Park.” Continue reading
Argos Clerk-Treasurer Lisa Mullaney said that officials continue to nail down some of the projects they would like to include the county’s Regional Stellar Communities application. Continue reading
Marshall County Building Administrator Chuck Dewitt recently informed Argos Town Council members of an existing zoning rule that isn’t being followed by some downtown building owners. Earlier this year, the Town of Argos entered into an intergovernmental agreement with Dewitt who has been assisting with various zoning and planning matters ever since. Continue reading
The Argos Manufacturing Center is substantially complete.
The Marshall County Council members considered a request to appropriate up to $25,000 in funds to assist those homeowners recovering from the February flood event.
More than $11 million in federal grant funding is on its way to 21 rural Hoosier communities.
Developer CMD Group presented a proposal to the Argos Town Council members last week to build homes in an empty subdivision in Argos.
According to Clerk-Treasurer Lisa Mullaney, the plans call for the construction of 12 homes on the 12 lots in the subdivision by the end of 2019.
The Town of Argos is geared toward growth, and officials are currently taking steps to show it.
Aside from working with the Marshall County Economic Development Corporation to construct a manufacturing center at the Dewey Street industrial park, town officials are also working in conjunction with the Argos Community Development Corporation on a potential housing development at the Colonial Estates property. Continue reading
According to Argos Clerk-Treasurer Lisa Mullaney, a portion of the property that was given to the Marshall County Economic Development Corporation will be returned to the town of Argos.
Initially, the town of Argos conveyed approximately 33 acres of land to the MCEDC. Mullaney explained that the land was divided into three parcels. Continue reading
The Argos Town Council recently entered into an agreement with Marshall County Building Commissioner Chuck Dewitt for planning and zoning assistance. According to Clerk-Treasurer Lisa Mullaney, his help is already paying off.
“We kind of hired Chuck Dewitt as an advisor to our plan commission and board of zoning to help us better understand some of the things that needed to be done.” Mullaney explained, “Matters would be heard before the town council that we not have realized were a zoning issue or a plan commission issue and they’re now correcting that.” Continue reading
