05/30/12 The Argos Town Council recently received a letter from Strang and Associates for the sanitary sewer problem at the Marshall County Discount Center. While remodeling the former Argos Lumber property, it was discovered that the building‘s septic system had failed. The current bathroom was dumping into the storm sewer system. The letter...
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05/30/12 Anthony (Tony) S. Hutchinson, son of Scott and Julie Hutchinson, has earned the distinction of being named the Valedictorian of Argos High School’s Class of 2012. Anthony has earned a 4.217 on a 4.0 scale. Tony has been active in numerous school organizations and activities during his four years at Argos Jr.-Sr....
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05/30/12 A commemoration of those who gave their lives in defense of America was held on Memorial Day at the Culver Academies, a tradition that has been observed for more than 80 years. The tradition includes a solemn roll call of each of the 250 Culver men who died while serving their country...
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05/30/12 Tuesday, Congressman Joe Donnelly expressed his concern that the U.S. Treasury Department declined to name China a currency manipulator in a report on international economic and exchange rate policies, which was released last Friday. “I’m concerned about the Treasury’s failure to label the Chinese government as a currency manipulator,” said Donnelly. “I often hear...
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05/30/12 MoonTree Studios is pleased to present “Face Value”, a show of recent work by clay artist Becki Moffett-Moore. She is a three dimensional clay artist who’s sculpted, cast and hand built one to eight inch heads are made of porcelain, stoneware and terra cotta clays utilizing a combination of low and high...
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05/30/12 The Marshall County Church Orchestra will hold a carport sale on Saturday, June 2 from 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. and Miller’s Senior Living Community, located at 625 Oakhill Ave. has once again graciously offered the use of their car port for this fundraiser. The carper is located on the east side...
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05/29/12 Memorial Day is a federal holiday observed annually in the United States on the last Monday of May. Memorial Day is a day of remembering the men and women who died while serving in the United States Armed Forces. Formerly known as Decoration Day, it originated after the American Civil War to...
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05/29/12 The City of Plymouth will conduct their regular meetings today, May 29th beginning at 6 p.m. in the Council Chambers of City Hall. The agenda for the Board of Public Works and Safety include awarding the fuel supply bids and the bids for the Pine Water Treatment Project. Department heads will give...
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05/29/12 The deadline for applications for this year’s Miss Blueberry Scholarship Pageant is quickly approaching. The deadline is 4 p.m. this Thursday, May 31st. Applications may be picked up and turned into the office on Center Street or filled out online at www.blueberryfestival.org. A high quality photo is also necessary. The Miss...
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05/29/12 Culver’s Kiwanis Club gathered Thursday evening to honor an outstanding area business at Mystic Hills. Kiwanian Dick Swennumson introduced members of the Oliver family of Plymouth’s Oliver Ford Lincoln-Mercury, recipients of special recognition by the Club, by noting the business “has helped our community for over seven decades.” Describing the Olivers as...
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