Senate Republicans recently announced their two-year state budget proposal, which is balanced, includes $875 million in additional dollars for K-12 funding, makes one-time investments to produce long-term financial benefits for the state, and increases funding for mental health and law enforcement. Senator Stacey Donato said the Senate budget proposal also includes funding to eliminate...
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The Marshall County Commissioners will meet (Monday, this) morning at 9:30 in their second-floor meeting room of the County Building. On the agenda, Jason Peters, Highway Superintendent will report on activities and plans in his department and Sheriff Matt Hassel will seek approval to apply for a Marine Patrol Assistance Grant and a CHIRP...
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Indiana State Police Master Trooper Jeremey Chapman is set to retire after a career spanning 26 years with the Indiana State Police. However, his career with ISP will continue as he takes on a civilian role working for the Indiana State Police Criminal Justice Data Division. In this new role Chapman will be a...
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State Senator Ryan Mishler (R-Bremen), chair of the Senate Committee on Appropriations, made the following statement regarding the revenue forecast announced today: “The revenue forecast we received Thursday is certainly good news, and comes on the heels of a decade of fiscal discipline that is paying off in a big way for Hoosiers. That our...
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The Indiana Department of Health announced Sunday that 1,041 additional Hoosiers have been diagnosed with COVID-19 through testing at state and private laboratories. That brings the state’s total of positive tests to 708,067. In Marshall County four new individuals have tested positive since the last update on Saturday. That brings the county’s total to...
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To celebrate the planet this Earth Day, April 22, NIPSCO customers can take advantage of energy efficiency offers and tips to help save energy and money at home as the weather turns warmer. New to NIPSCO.com is the Home Online Marketplace. NIPSCO residential customers can take advantage instant discounts of up to 75% off...
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As millions of Americans experience housing insecurity and communities throughout the country face affordable housing shortages and high levels of homelessness, a bipartisan, bicameral group of U.S. Senators and Representatives Friday introduced legislation to build more than two million new affordable housing units nationwide in the next 10 years and better meet the needs...
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The Culver Community School Corporation has canceled their regular monthly meeting for Monday, April 19th. The Culver School Board will now meet on Monday, May 3rd in the administration building at 700 School Street beginning at 7 P.M.
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The Department of Workforce Development and Indiana Adult Education will transition to a new high school equivalency test on July 1. Used in more than 25 states and territories, HiSET® will become the state’s new HSE credential and another way for Hoosiers without a high school diploma to demonstrate their skills and knowledge. A...
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CHESTERTON — Plymouth played its third district-ranked opponent in four nights (all on the road) and came out on the losing end of a 3-2 score once again. Two singles Aubrey Vervynckt and three singles Bella Kain both won close straight-set matches for the Pilgrims. •CHESTERTON 3, PLYMOUTH 2 at Chesterton #1 singles —...
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PLYMOUTH — Plymouth’s JV softball played a home game against John Glenn on Thursday night taking a 16-14 win. Plymouth’s offense was highlighted by two triples by Rylee Mann and Taya Wagner. Paige Johnson was key on the bases totaling five stolen bases and scoring four of the runs for Plymouth. Kayla Johnson...
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CULVER, IN. – The varsity softball traveled to Culver to face The Academy in a non-conference game. LaVille scored in every inning and nine different players collected at least one hit each to pick up its second victory of the week. Chloe Herbster and Kylie Gorka led the 18-hit attack with three hits each....
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CULVER – The varsity Triton track teams participated in their second meet of the 2021 season on Thursday when they traveled to Culver to take on the host Cavaliers and the Winamac Warriors. The Lady Trojans earned a win with 72 points to Winamac’s 65 and Culver’s 19. The Trojans finished 2nd with 36...
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PLYMOUTH — The Plymouth High School Athletic Department is again offering a chance to support several local businesses who are offering discounts while simultaneously supporting PHS student-athletes through the purchase of the 2021 Big Red Discount Card. The cost is $10.00 per card. Contact the PHS athletic office to get your card.
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WALKERTON — Glenn’s Lady Falcon softball team will be having a Nelson’s Port-a-Pit fundraiser on Saturday. The event starts at 10 a.m. and runs to 3 p.m. at the softball fields at Glenn.
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On Friday The Pilot News in Plymouth celebrated their 170 anniversary with a ribbon cutting and Open House on Friday. The local newspaper was first published on April,16 1851. John Q. Howell published the weekly paper with annual subscription costing $1.50 a year.
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The organization will host an additional job fair to fill positions in custodial & food services. The South Bend Cubs are looking for detail oriented and guest service minded individuals to fill open gameday positions. The next Job Fair will be held on Friday, April 23 from 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at Four Winds Field....
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U.S. Representative Jackie Walorski (R-Ind.) Wednesday signed a discharge petition to bring the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act (H.R. 619) to the House floor for a vote. “A baby born alive after a failed abortion is a precious child who deserves protection and care,” Congresswoman Walorski said. “The Born-Alive Act would give these newborns the same chance at life...
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Plymouth Police arrested two individuals following a short pursuit Wednesday evening. About 9:45 Officer Krynock attempted to conduct a traffic stop on a Cadillac passenger car for multiple traffic violations. The vehicle fled for a short time before eventually stopping on US 30. After he stopped the male driver fled on foot. A foot...
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On Friday, the Indiana Department of Health announced that 1,327 additional Hoosiers have been diagnosed with COVID-19 through testing at state and private laboratories. That brings to 704,632 the number of Indiana residents now known to have had the novel coronavirus. In Marshall County 18 new cases of the coronavirus were confirmed bringing the...
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