Local & State News

Commissioners Discuss Flooding during Meeting Monday

Marshall County Commissioners, Mike Delp, Kurt Gardner and Kevin Overmyer, voted unanimously during their meeting on Monday to extend the Declaration of Emergency and leave at Watch level for another seven days. The emergency status was ... Read more...

Etna Green Woman Arrested by Bremen Police for Strangulation & Battery

Last Wednesday, February 28th Bremen Police arrested an Etna Green woman for Strangulation and Battery. Just before 7 in the evening Bremen Police received a call of a domestic dispute in the 300 block of North Alexander Street. Office ... Read more...

On My Way Pre-K applications for 2018/2019 school year are now available for families in 20 counties

Indiana’s Office of Early Childhood and Out-of-School Learning (OECOSL) is now accepting applications from families in 20 counties who may be eligible for grants for their children to receive high-quality, prekindergarten education ... Read more...

INMATES GET GREEN THUMB CLASSES AT STARKE COUNTY JUSTICE CENTER.

32 inmates at the Starke County Jail will be getting a month long Class in gardening that started Monday from Starke County Purdue Extension Office with Phil Woolery leading the instruction. The classes teach Agriculture, Horticulture and ... Read more...

Marshall County Breakfast Wars, VOTE NOW!

Marshall County Tourism is proud to announce the launch of the Indiana’s Cool North Breakfast Wars! These Eight Nominated Breakfast Restaurants in the county will square off against each other in a voting contest to decide who is serving ... Read more...

Fernbaugh’s Diamond Fine Jewelry Attends National Jewelry Buying Show in Savannah

Brian Van Duyne and Lori Van Duyne from Fernbaugh’s Diamond Fine Jewelry recently attended the 2018 Retail Jewelers Organization (RJO) Winter Buying Show in Savannah, GA. The 3-day event, themed Savannah Sparkle, provided jewelers ... Read more...

IN Senator Randy Head: Protecting Hoosier Schools

  Last month, a tragic mass shooting occurred at a school in Florida, and since then, preventing gun violence has become a renewed topic of discussion nationwide. State Senator Randy Head said, “It is important for Hoosiers to know that ... Read more...

DOR Offers Several Options to Pay Taxes Owed

The Indiana Department of Revenue (DOR) urges individuals who may owe taxes to explore all available options to avoid costly penalties. With this year’s tax filing deadline of April 17quickly approaching, it is important for taxpayers ... Read more...

Gardner Arrested by Bourbon Police

On Saturday, March 3rd, just after 3 a.m. Bourbon Police Officer Matt Geiger stopped a blue Ford Escape on Lincoln Highway near Beech Road for speeding and driving left of center. During his investigation it was found that the driver, ... Read more...

Walorski Shares Concerns of Local Manufacturers Over Tariffs in Letter to President Trump

Trump expressing concerns and sharing feedback from local manufacturers about his plan to impose tariffs of 25 percent on steel and 10 percent on aluminum. “Early feedback from manufacturers in my district has me worried that ... Read more...

Jefferson Jets Get a Hands-On Astronomy Lesson in the School’s Gymnasium

Jefferson Elementary School students in Plymouth have been taking part in a hands-on interactive and exciting experience to enrich their astronomy knowledge. Last week student  visited the Jefferson gymnasium where Jefferson Teacher ... Read more...

Poor Handmaids Featured at First Lunch & Learn at M.C. Museum

The popular monthly second-Friday speaker’s series at the Marshall County Museum, is kicking off a new year of interesting presentations with an historic twist! The fourth season of these lunch and learn programs is designed to ... Read more...

State Assistance Centers Opening in Northern Indiana to Assist Flood-Impacted Hoosiers

Hoosiers affected by severe weather and flooding in Indiana will have convenient access to assistance, as the State of Indiana opens three state assistance centers in Northern Indiana. Governor Eric J. Holcomb declared a disaster ... Read more...

Argos Elementary Prepares For the 2018-2019 School Year

Argos Elementary welcomes all families wishing to attend Argos Community Schools.  In preparation for the 2018-2019 school year, Argos Elementary will be hosting A Peek Into Kindergarten and Preschool/PreK Round-Up on Tuesday, March 20, ... Read more...

Three arrested in traffic stop

On Thursday, March 1, 2018 at  approximately 1:00a.m an Officer with the Marshall County Sheriff Department conducted on a traffic stop on vehicle in the area of SR 17 and Queen Road for a traffic violation. During the investigation of ... Read more...

Trump arrested

On Thursday, March 1st, 2018 just after 10:00 PM, Marshall County Officer Wozniak initiated a traffic stop on a green 1998 Ford Ranger in the area of Redwood Road and US 30 for an equipment violation.  The driver of the vehicle, Lindsey ... Read more...

Sherriff urges caution for scammers

Due to the recent flood and damage caused by the flood Marshall County Sheriff Matthew Hassel wants to remind the citizens of Marshall County to be aware of possible scammers coming to our area. Unfortunately, many scammers will move into ... Read more...

Museum plans kids day

The Marshall County Museum has some fun activities planned for the kids on Wednesday, March 28 during Spring Break!  Samantha, the 147-lb. Newfoundland service dog will be available for licks and hugs from noon – 3!   Marshall ... Read more...

Mobile Office of IN Attorney General at Plymouth Library 3-7-18

In May of 2017, the Office of the Indiana Attorney General launched its Mobile Operations Center (MOC) to advance constituent services and public outreach on a statewide basis. Staff members with the Attorney General’s office travel ... Read more...

Project Kindness Visits Miller’s

“In a world where you can be anything, be kind!” This is the goal of the Project Kindness Group of Plymouth, Indiana.  The group led by adults Sarrah Davis, Elizabeth Campbell, Marion Ebersole, Megan Atkinson, Zane Cooper, and ... Read more...