Drive & Shine is officially open at 2155 North Oak Drive in Plymouth! The new location offers car washing, oil changes and its Signature In & Out Clean service, all under one roof.
Marshall County EMA is reporting an increase in field and grass fires due to recent dry weather. Officials are urging residents to limit outdoor burning and use extra caution until wetter weather arrives.
Just a reminder for Culver families! Halloween trick-or-treating is Saturday, October 31, from 5 to 7 p.m. Be sure to watch for little trick-or-treaters while you’re out and about!
The Culver Town Council and Redevelopment Commission will hold a joint executive session Monday, November 2, at 5:30 p.m. to discuss negotiations with potential industrial or commercial prospects. The session is closed to the public.
The Indiana State Police is recruiting for its 93rd Recruit Academy, with trainee salaries starting at $66,000 and additional benefits available.
A woman was injured in an early morning shooting Wednesday in the 1200 block of South Main Street in Elkhart. Police say her injuries initially appear non-life-threatening, and no arrests have been made.
An imitation firearm was discovered at Riddle Elementary School on Tuesday morning after a student self-reported the situation, according to school officials, who say there is no ongoing safety concern.
Indiana Tool has outlined a vision for approximately 900 acres of technology and advanced manufacturing development north of Plymouth. The proposal could bring new opportunities for the area, while also raising questions about future plans and infrastructure.
Two railroad crossings in Marshall County are closing beginning Tuesday, October 27, with closures expected to last until approximately November 3. The closures affect Maple Road and Muckshaw Road between State Road 10 and 17A Road.
Plymouth High School has named Brent Corbett as its full-time head football coach following this past season. Corbett is a Plymouth graduate and longtime assistant coach within the Rockies football program.
It’s that time of year again: time to change the few clocks that do not update automatically. Or if you’re like us here at MSC, your vehicle clock is finally correct again.
The Town of Bourbon has hidden 12 skeletons around town for a Halloween hunt for kids. Families who find one should return it to the Bourbon Clerk’s Office by 4 p.m. Friday, October 30, for a prize.
