CULVER — The Culver Town Council met for a regularly scheduled meeting on Tuesday, September 10. Members present were Richard West, Bill Cleavenger, Ginny Bess Munroe, Bill Githens and Joel Samuelson. Clerk-Treasurer Karen Heim and Town Manager Jonathan Leist were also present.
PLYMOUTH – Plymouth’s latest kayak launch will officially open next week.
KNOX – The Starke County Sheriff’s Department has issued a Silver Alert for a missing North Judson man.
WALKERTON — Smaller than the Blueberry Festival to be sure, but with just as much heart and soul in Walkerton. It’s Falloween time again at John Glenn High School. The festival runs from today at 4 p.m. until Sunday, Sept. 22 at 6 p.m.
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GARY — Early Thursday, at approximately 2:30 a.m., Indiana State Police Trooper William Carlson was sitting stationary on the inner shoulder east bound on I-80/94 east bound near Burr Street (6 mile marker).
South Bend – The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) announces an asphalt patching project is set to start Monday on State Road 931, according to a news release.
PLYMOUTH — City officials received a call Friday morning that a vehicle from Shield Exteriors of Garrett, Indiana was going door to door last evening in Plymouth.
PLYMOUTH -- Nikki Pittman, owner of Expressions Dance Studio, is excited about the recent location change of her dance studio.
MARSHALL COUNTY — Everyone from birth to beyond is invited to attend the Marshall County Senior Expo 2019 Thursday, October 17. The event will be held from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Plymouth High School located at 1 Big Red Drive, Plymouth.
NORTH JUDSON - Mustard Seed Band of the United Methodist Church is comprised of six singers, four band members, and two media specialists.
BREMEN -- In celebration of its German heritage, Bremen is preparing its annual Oktoberfest for Sept. 27 and 28.
PLYMOUTH – Formal charges have been filed against a Bourbon man accused of breaking into a home while armed with a knife and threatening the home’s residents.
BOURBON – The Triton Distinguished Young Woman Board of Directors is proud to introduce the 10 young ladies who will vie for $4,900 in college scholarships and the opportunity to represent the community as the 56th Distinguished Young Woman of Triton.
KNOX -- Dog of the Week: Foxey
NILES, Mich. — Niles Scream Park opened Friday the 13th for the 2019 ‘Scream-son’. Be prepared. The ‘mon-stars’ have been preparing all year to ‘scare the yell out of you’.
PLYMOUTH – A Walkerton woman remained behind bars in the Marshall County Jail on $100,000 cash bond late Monday on allegations she dealt narcotics in May.
PLYMOUTH -- In November of 2017, Yoder’s Sports Center in downtown Plymouth was resurrected and came under the ownership of Jeremy and Amanda Price.
MARSHALL COUNTY — Marshall County Election Board met Thursday, September 12. Members present were Rick Huff, Sean Surrisi and Deborah VanDeMark.
PLYMOUTH – Even if you didn’t get a chance to attend any of the extended weekend’s ceremonies – Thursday’s Opening Ceremony, Friday’s Vietnam Veterans Honor Ceremony and Saturday’s First Responders Ceremony – connected to the American Veteran’s Traveling Tribute Vietnam War Memorial’s visit …
MARSHALL COUNTY — The process to repair the Kline Levee has begun. The levee is located within the Maxinkuckee Wetland Conservation Area (WCA) which is owned by the Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR) and managed by Lake Maxinkuckee Environmental Council.
PLYMOUTH – A group of residents just outside of Plymouth’s south side are caught in something of a zoning ordinance Twilight Zone – they’re neither city residents nor fully considered within Marshall County’s jurisdiction – and it’s causing frustration.
STARKE COUNTY -- At the Sept. 3 meeting of the County Commissioners, Highway Superintendent Rik Ritzler presented a mailbox repair/replacement policy for their approval.
GOSHEN — People far and wide gathered Sunday, September 8, to honor police officers, fire fighters and veterans — past, present and those who died in the line of duty — during the 21st Annual Riding to Remember Charity Ride.
STARKE COUNTY – During the Commissioner Meeting on Sept. 3, Prosecutor Leslie Baker approached the commissioners asking them to reconsider a request she made last month.
PLYMOUTH — On Wednesday, Sept. 18, Plymouth High School will host Parent-teacher Conferences.
PLYMOUTH -- Mayor Mark Senter declared Sept. 17 through the 23 as Constitution Week.
PLYMOUTH – A Culver man who was arrested along with his wife in March for allegedly dealing marijuana was sentenced to nine years in prison after he pleaded guilty in August to selling Oxycodone.
BOURBON — Bremen lost three football games all of last year so starting this season with a trio of L’s has been tough.
PLYMOUTH – Speakers emphasized the solemnness of the occasion during Thursday’s opening ceremony for the four-day visit of American Veterans Traveling Tribute Vietnam War Memorial at Plymouth’s River Park Square.
CULVER — Look out Dorothy, the annual scarecrow contest is just around the corner.
KNOX – A Fort Wayne man was being held on $250,000 bond in the Starke County Jail late Monday after he was charged with robbing a North Judson man at gunpoint to get money to support his soon-to-be-born child, according to court papers.
BREMEN -- During the Bremen School Board meeting on Aug. 21, Architect Adam Weesner from Barton-Coe-Vilamaa Architects and Engineers in Fort Wayne spoke about the proposed office addition to the Bremen Elementary and Middle School.
There is a severe thunderstorm warning for Nappanee, Bremen and Bourbon until 6:15 PM EDT, according to the National Weather Service.
PLYMOUTH – A Plymouth woman was sentenced to 12 years in prison – the maximum – Wednesday after she pleaded guilty to dealing drugs which ultimately led to a man’s overdose death in December.
The American Veterans Traveling Tribute has arrived in Plymouth and is being set up in River Park Square. Viewing will be open to the public today at noon. Opening ceremony is tonight at 7 p.m.
PLYMOUTH — On Sept. 11, Marshall County will be rolling out the red carpet for the AVTT Traveling Vietnam Wall, sponsored by the Plymouth American Legion, Post 27. This traveling tribute to our Veterans, that paid the ultimate price for our freedom, will be on display in Downtown Plymouth at…
PLYMOUTH — Sandy Saenz, owner of ‘Simplee Stated Gifts’, will launch her first quarterly ‘Give Back Days’ event during Plymouth sidewalk sales in September. Saenz will be donating 15% of her sales to the Rees Theatre on Friday, September 20 from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday, September 21 f…
INDIANAPOLIS – Both Plymouth and Bremen have been nominated as part of a statewide tourism contest to determine which town in Indiana has the best Main Street.
PLYMOUTH -- Artistic patriotic banners were installed yesterday at River Park Square to pay tribute to the Vietnam
PLYMOUTH – A judge has sentenced one of two men charged with stealing from a Bremen church last year to nine years in prison in an unrelated case.
SOUTH BEND — The Pokagon Gaming Authority, which oversees the management and operations of the Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians' gaming enterprise, is pleased to announce the expansion of its fourth and most recent property, Four Winds Casino South Bend.
PLYMOUTH – Prosecutors have charged a Walkerton man with intentionally setting his home on fire in July.
PLYMOUTH -- Saturday, Sept. 21 River Park Square will be filled with the smells of authentic Latino food, great music, Folkloric dancers, fun for the kids, and Lucha Libre!
PLYMOUTH — Thunderstorm chances will be on the rise over the next few days and warm and humid conditions persist, according to the National Weather Service of Northern Indiana.
PLYMOUTH – With a new craft brew tasting bar planned for Plymouth, a little bit of Koontz Lake is coming to the city.
PLYMOUTH – A Rochester woman was sentenced to a decade in prison after she admitted to dealing methamphetamine in Marshall County.
BLOOMINGTON – Last Friday, just before midnight, Patricia Ann Ritzenthaler, 73, of Bloomington, allegedly operated her vehicle while intoxicated.
CULVER -- Share your photos with us at the Culver Citizen of all things agricultural for a chance to be featured in our ‘Ag-nificent’ Agriculture photo feature.
PLYMOUTH -- Municipal elections in Marshall County are Tuesday, Nov. 5. Who do you like for Plymouth mayor? Democrat challenger Josh Walker or incumbent Republican Mark Senter?
The poll results are in: Your favorite part of the annual Blueberry Festival is the food (and maybe the donuts?)
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