CULVER — The ‘unsafe building’ located at 415 Lake Shore Drive in Culver was engulfed in flames Wednesday afternoon. Emergency responders and fire fighters from Culver, Leiter’s Ford, Monterey and Plymouth were on site to quench the fire and protect residents and onlookers. The Indiana State…

CULVER — Packing dates for Culver ‘Blessings in a Backpack’ 2019-2020 academic school year are set.

If you’re going to a football game tonight, make sure to bundle up and stay dry.

Bremen FFA students Michaela Berger, Bailey Laudeman, Chase Laudeman, Walker Carrico and Sarah Noble recently donated $640 to the Whitlock.

How to help the Rees financially

KNOX – A Starke County judge has turned down the plea agreement for a Knox woman charged with allegedly dealing methamphetamine while she worked at a town fast food restaurant.

SOUTH BEND – The St. Joseph Prosecutor’s Office has filed formal charges against a Hammond accused of driving drunk and causing a crash in Walkerton that left his wife dead.Prosecutors charged Thomas Grzywinski, 46, on Monday with causing death when operating a vehicle with a blood-alcohol c…

CULVER -- Culver, Monterey, and Plymouth Fire Departments responded to a fire at 415 Lakeshore Drive in Culver Wednesday afternoon.

PLYMOUTH -- Representatives from PCSC presented a check for $1,244.75 to the Plymouth Blessings in a Backpack Thursday morning just outside the corporation’s administration building. Blessings in a Backpack is a program that provides meals for students in need to take home over the weekend, …

Editor's note: This is a continuation of the Sept. 26 article, which highlighted all of the winners of the Bremen Chamber of Commerce annual awards dinner. Jennings' entry was cut due to space.

RENSSELAER —- At about evening 5:40 p.m. Sunday, an Indiana State Trooper who was off duty saw a semi on I-65 that was smoking heavily from its rear axle that caught fire, said Sgt. Ann Wojas, Lowell Post spokespersson.

MARSHALL COUNTY — The voter registration deadline for the 2019 municipal election is Monday, Oct. 7. Voters can register in the Marshall County Clerk’s Office until 4 p.m. Monday when the office closes for the day. Voters have until midnight to register online with a valid Indiana State Driv…

BREMEN -- Trent Miles was sworn in as the newest member of the Bremen Police Department on Sept. 26.

CULVER — James Easterday, attorney of Easterday Houin, LLP, was the first presenter during the “Stories & Stones” walk sponsored by the Culver-Union Township Public Library on Sept. 21.

BREMEN -- Bremen Castings, Inc. (BCI) is pleased to announce the winners of the Annual BCI Octoberfest Coloring Contest.

SOUTH BEND – A Hammond man was jailed Saturday on suspicion of allegedly driving drunk and causing a crash that left his wife dead in Walkerton shortly after midnight.

ATWOOD – The driver of a semi-tractor trailer hauling ethanol involved in a fiery wreck Thursday evening is from Bremen.

(Editor's note: Make sure to scroll through the entire article to see all of the candidates running opposed or unopposed for office in Marshall County municipalities.)

PLYMOUTH — The Plymouth Fire Department (PFD) Breast Cancer Awareness Drive 2019 is in full swing. October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Sales from the 2019 shirts, cook books, and window clings will go to the Plymouth Fire Department American Cancer Society’s Relay for Life Team 2020.

PLYMOUTH – Plymouth and county economic development officials will hold a trio of ribbon cuttings this weekend for a pair of projects in the city.

ETNA GREEN – First responders from Marshall, Kosciusko and Elkhart counties earlier this evening after a semi-tractor trailer were called to Kosciusko County C.R. 800 West north of C.R. 400 N.

Sentencing set for Oct. for Samuel Allen, who pleaded guilty to raping woman

PLYMOUTH – An Akron woman was sentenced to 20 years in prison recently after she was discovered with about a half pound of methamphetamine in her purse in January 2018.The Marshall County Prosecutor’s Office charged Samantha R. Shepherd, 29, with conspiracy to deal meth, dealing meth and pos…

PLYMOUTH -- Chances for rain and embedded thunder are possible early Wednesday, according to the National Weather Service of Northern Indiana.

PLYMOUTH – A Plymouth couple who sparked a Silver Alert after they were reported missing has been found safe, according to the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department.

CULVER — Leaves are falling and festivals are calling. The Culver Fall Fest 2019 will be held the first weekend of October in Culver. Activities including a kids play area, food trucks and vendor booths are scheduled for Friday, October 4 through Sunday October 6. Festivities will be held fr…

SOUTH BEND – The Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians’ Four Winds Casinos are pleased to announce that a high limit room opened at Four Winds Casino South Bend this week.

The search continues for 56-year-old Jim Runkle of North Judson.

PLYMOUTH – Plymouth police have issued a statewide Silver Alert for a city couple.

CULVER — The Culver Tree Commission met on Thursday, September 11. Members present were President Mike Stallings, Dick Brantingham, John Helphrey, Ruth Tamminga and Dennis Bottorff. Also attending was President of Culver Redevelopment Commission and Culver Town Council member Richard West.

BOURBON — After a colorful presentation that can only be described as "The Greatest Show," Whytnie Miller was named the 2020 Distinguished Young Woman of Triton on Saturday evening.

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PLYMOUTH – A Marshall County jury found a Walkerton man guilty late Wednesday of aggravated battery and other charges for severely burning his girlfriend’s toddler son.

PLYMOUTH -- The National Weather Service of Northern Indiana predicts showers and storms for Saturday with a chance they linger into tonight and Sunday.

PLYMOUTH – Several inches of rain have dropped on much of Marshall County during the last 24 hours.

PLYMOUTH -- It's going to be a dark and stormy night, according to the National Weather Service of Northern Indiana.

PLYMOUTH — The City of Plymouth is hosting an ‘End of Summer Bash’  Friday, September 27 from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. MGB will be providing live, musical entertainment in River Park Square sponsored by Opie’s Deli and Fernbaugh’s Diamonds and Fine Jewelry.  The event is free and open to the public.