Plymouth Community School 2-hour DELAY Marshall Starke Development Center 1-hour transportation delay except local Tippecanoe Valley School Corp. 2-hour DELAY Johns Glenn School Corp. 2-hour DELAY Culver Community Schools 2-hour DELAY Grace Baptist Christian School 2-hour DELAY no morning kindergarten Union North United Schools 2-hour DELAY Leapin to Learn Pre-School 2-hour DELAY Bremen Public...
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This year’s Blazin’ BBQ and Bluegrass Cook-Off in Centennial Park is planned for September 18th and 19th. This is the third year for the Kansas City Barbeque Society sanctioned cook off contest that has been proclaimed by the governor as an Indiana State Championship contest. Winning teams from the competition are eligible to compete...
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The 4th annual St. Paddy’s DAY Dash a 5K Run/Walk will take place on Saturday, March 14 at Plymouth High School. This year, race coordinator’s are seeking to raise funds to advance access to compassionate care for cancer patients throughout Marshall County. Aimee Portteus, Director of Guidance at PHS and a current breast cancer...
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Marshall Superior Court Judge Dean Colvin approached the County Commissioners this week with a project to upgrade and refresh communication equipment for Superior Court I and II and the County Jail for the video conferencing equipment used between the Court House and the Jail. For several years video conferencing has been used to alleviate...
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Area educators understand the need for students to have a high school diploma and have a number of ongoing programs to keep students on the right path to graduation. The IDOE (Indiana Department of Education) released the graduation rates for the 2013-2014 school year last week. Overall, Indiana’s graduation rose from 88.6 to 89.9...
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Brett Berndt, principal at Culver High School, listed his three major reasons for the school’s high graduation rate including credit recovery, dual credit, and vocational classes. All of the Marshall County schools use credit recovery that uses online course work where students can get the needed credits to graduate. Berndt said, “Credit Recovery allows...
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In anticipation of the mixed snow, sleet, and freezing rain, forecast by the National Weather Service for early tomorrow morning, Marshall County will be upgrading from the current “Advisory” level travel advisory status to a “Watch” level travel advisory. A “Watch” level travel advisory indicates that conditions are threatening to the safety of the...
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Officers with the Bremen Police Department issued of total of 46 traffic warning during the reporting period of February 20th until February 26th. They also issued 16 traffic citations and 1 town ordinance violation. There were two property damage accidents that occurred during the reporting period, on February 20th at Dollar General and on...
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A basic Genealogy research class is being offered at the Marshall County Museum next Saturday, March 14th at 2:00 p.m. Open to the public, a $5 pre-registration fee will cover supplies. The class will be held in the Research Library at the museum at 123 North Michigan Street in Plymouth. Research Specialist Anita Kopetski will...
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Boys and Girls Hoosier State is a week-long learning experience held at Trine University in June. This program provides high school junior boys and girls the opportunity to experience theory, organization, and practical application of the democratic process and form of government. Bourbon’s American Legion Post 424 and Bourbon’s American Legion Auxiliary sponsors Triton...
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