Monday night the Plymouth Common Council took the first step in the Tax Abatement process for Viking Paper on Pidco Drive by declaring the property to be in an economic revitalization area. Justin Mooter, President of Viking Paper told council members the family owned company was founded in 1981 in Toledo and expanded to...
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The Plymouth Common Council conducted a public hearing for the 2017 budget during Monday night’s meeting. With more than a million dollars need to cut from the requests, City Clerk Treasurer Jeannie Xaver told common council members working with the Mayor and department heads they were able to cut $1,172,000. Cuts made to next...
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Operating While Intoxicated topped the list of reasons why individuals were lodged in the Marshall County Jail in August. The top ten reasons for bookings into the jail last month were OWI followed by Failure to Appear, Operator Never Licensed, Marijuana and Driving While Suspended. Rounding out the top ten was Probation Violation, Theft,...
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CULVER – Under Armour will be the main supplier of performance apparel and footwear for Culver Academies under an agreement between the company and the college preparatory boarding school. The affiliation signals Under Armour’s commitment into the prep/high school athletic market. Culver Academies becomes the second educational institution in northern Indiana to enter into such...
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On Monday, September 26th at 12:01 a.m. Bourbon Police and Marshall County officers were notified of a possible intoxicated driver on U.S. 30 and State Road 331. Patrolman Matt Geiger with the Bourbon Police Department located the vehicle and noticed the vehicle swerving in and over the passing lane along with speeding 70/60. The...
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Ancilla College enrollment counselors will be attending college nights, visiting high schools, and meeting with students on campus as part of this year’s Indiana College Go! Week. “We’re really reaching further out into all parts of Indiana this year as part of the effort,” said Ancilla admissions director Ericka Taylor-Joseph. The college is attending more information nights at...
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About 3 a.m. Saturday, September 24th, Marshall County Police Officer Wozniak located a male subject lying in the grass next to a tree on 9B Road near Ancilla College. The 20 year old male subject, James Bone of Knox was found to be under the influence of alcohol. He was taken to the Marshall...
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Culver-Union Township Public Library announces the completion of its computer network infrastructure upgrade project, which will offer much faster Internet access to our patrons. Most of the network switches and firewall have been replaced with brand-new equipment, offering a 10 times speed increase and better reliability than the previously-installed equipment. New state-of-the-art 802.11ac wireless...
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County police responded to a single vehicle crash Sunday morning (9/25/16) about 3:20 on 1st Road east of Tamarack Road near Walkerton. Officer Laffoon, the investigating officer found a 1994 Ford Ranger that had been west bound on 1st Road and drove off the south side of the roadway striking several trees. The driver,...
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Executive Director of Habitat for Humanity of Marshall County, Dean Byers, told the members of the Plymouth Lions Club about the purpose of Habitat for Humanity. Their Vision is for a World where everyone has a decent place to live. Their Mission Statement is seeking to put God’s love into action. Habitat for Humanity...
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