Marshall County now has a mask ordinance in place that requires everyone ages 6 and above to wear a mask when entering any business enterprise such as healthcare operations, grocery stores, retail businesses, restaurants and other businesses for profit and not-for-profit. The mask must be worn property, covering the nose and mouth at all...
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Miller’s Assisted Living is proud to announce Quintella Chaney as the November Daily Bingo Winner. Quinn was diligent in checking her BINGO numbers every day in the Recreation Center. The residents receive two numbers per day and it often takes the entire month for someone to win. The prize is then designed around items...
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The Indiana Department of Health announced Friday that 6,912 additional Hoosiers have been diagnosed with COVID-19 through testing at state and private laboratories. That brings to 282,311 the number of Indiana residents now known to have had the novel coronavirus following corrections to the previous day’s dashboard. A total of 4,952 Hoosiers are confirmed...
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Governor Eric J. Holcomb Thursday announced Dr. Katie Jenner will serve as Indiana’s first secretary of education. “This is an incredibly important time for education in Indiana. Dr. Katie Jenner has focused her entire career on investing in students, teachers and staff, and she will continue to build the relationships needed to move our...
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POLYWOOD, a manufacturer of outdoor furniture produced with recycled plastics, announced plans today to expand its Indiana operations in Kosciusko County. The company, which has already significantly ramped up its hiring this year with 157 new team members added in 2020, plans to build a new production facility at its Syracuse campus and create...
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Ancilla athletics on hold DONALDSON – As Ancilla College goes to e-learning for the rest of the semester, the Charger athletic teams have also stopped practices and games for the remainder of the semester. The college plans to resume practices and games in January.
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PLYMOUTH – The Plymouth girls basketball game vs Valparaiso scheduled for Saturday night has been postponed. Plymouth and Valparaiso are trying to find a date to make up the game. The next scheduled game for the Lady Pilgrims is Tuesday against Logansport. The JV is scheduled to begin at 6 p.m. followed by the...
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BREMEN – Bremen cross country acknowledged the first member of the 1000 mile club. Senior Jacob Fish has made a career outside the cross country season putting in 1000 miles to enhance his cross country legacy at Bremen High School. This honor does not come easy. It comes with logging miles during the extreme...
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Zone volleyball tryouts PLYMOUTH – All middle school-aged players are invited to The Zone’s Volleyball Club tryouts, which are set for Sunday, Dec. 6 from 6-8 p.m. The Zone Volleyball Club (ZVBC) will be under the direction of Jon Hutton, the head varsity volleyball coach at Plymouth High School. Players will be assessed on...
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Ancilla College on Friday, November 20, 2020 canceled in-person classes for the remainder of the fall semester after a spike of coronavirus cases that have occurred over the past week. Students will return home for the last seven class days of the semester, including finals week. College President Dr. Michele Dvorak, PHJC stated that...
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Kyle Hupfer, chairman of the Indiana Republican Party and campaign manager for the historic reelection effort of Governor Eric Holcomb, announced today 11-20-20 that traditional celebratory events related to the swearing in of the governor will be postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Information regarding the legal swearing in of Governor Holcomb into his...
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Thursday afternoon shortly after 4:00 P.M. Marshall County Sheriff’s Deputies responded to a single vehicle crash in the 100 block of Union Road and 15th Road in Culver. Arriving on the scene Deputy Hafke found that a black, 1999, Dodge Pickup was southbound on Union Road from 15th swerving through both lanes of gravel...
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The open enrollment period for 2021 health insurance coverage through marketplaces and other individual plans is here and runs through Dec. 15, 2020. The Indiana Department of Insurance offers tips to help guide you through the enrollment process. Consumers in Indiana who currently have marketplace coverage, or will need it in 2021, should make...
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BREMEN – Plymouth’s girls swim team took a win on the road over Bremen by a 100-82 final. Bremen had more first-place finishes but Plymouth’s depth was the difference. Top three finishers: 200 Medley Relay 1 Bremen 2:16.23 Sands, Podlin, Cannon, Miller 2 Plymouth 2:16.24 Keirn, Langfeldt, Jacobs, South 3 Plymouth 2:38.68 Daniels,...
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Lincoln eighth takes big win MENTONE – Lincoln boys eighth-grade varsity rode a big first half to a 52-14 win over Tippecanoe Valley. Leading the charge for Lincoln was Mason Bales and Kadyn Ellery with 11 points. Wade Seddelmeyer added 10. Lincoln is 2-0 and travels to play in the Northwood Tourney this Saturday...
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Redstorm seventh falls at Valley MENTONE – The Lincoln seventh grade basketball squad dropped a decision against a tough Tippecanoe Valley team by a 44-12 final. It was a tough night offensively for the Redstorm as multiple turnovers made it difficult to score. Finn Holm scored five points leading the way. Nick Manzuk had...
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Culver slips past Elkhart Christian CULVER – Culver’s Cavs took a win over Elkhart Christian at home by a 30-26 final. Culver held the Eagles to just two points in the third quarter to break a halftime tie for the win. Maddie Shedrow led the Cavs with 13 and Kenzie Banks had six. Camille...
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Tuesday Night at approximately 9:15 P.M. the Plymouth Police were dispatched to the Economy Inn in reference to a physical altercation. Upon arriving Officer Beatty located and arrested 45 Year old, Kimberly A. Burgh of Knox. Burgh was transported to the Marshall County Jail where she was held on the charges of Battery with...
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On Monday, the Marshall County Commissioners signed the lease agreement between the Community Resource Center and Marshall County for space for Community Corrections. They county entered into a 5-year lease with the monthly payments being $1,619.20 for the first three years and $1,692.80 for years four and five. The lease payments begin in January...
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On Wednesday, November 18th at 12:47 A.M. Marshall County Police were dispatched to 7719 Redwood Road, Jelly Stone Camp Ground in reference to a suspicious vehicle sitting at the front gate. Upon arrival Deputy Wozniak located a gray, 2014 Dodge Charger. The driver of the vehicle was identified as 34 year old, Marcos A....
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