Marshall County News Archives

Breaking ground on the new LaPaz Garden Court location Thursday are, from left: Kevin Berger of Easterday Construction, Dean Byers of the Garden Court Development Committee, Brent Martin of the Development Committee, Charles Howard of the Garden Court Board of the Directors, Reverand Ron Liechty, president of the Garden Court Board of Directors, ...

Times are hard enough in Michiana these days without this. The last thing struggling people need to deal with is drug addiction, drug-related criminal offenses, family upheaval and the health problems associated with methamphetamine use.

Center-West Township is sporting a new brush fire truck that was just delivered Tuesday.

Marshall County Commissioner Jack Roose and Museum Director Linda Rippy cut a ribbon for a welcoming reception Sunday at the Marshall County Musem, while Ron Liechty and Brent Martin hold the ribbona s ends.

The St. Joseph County Health Department nearly out of the H1N1 vaccine. The county has just 60 doses left and expects to run out by Monday morning.

Indiana's meth problem is no secret. The Hoosier state ranks second nationally in meth busts.

"My wife was a patient here almost seven years ago," John Oliver said at Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center, Plymouth's Cancer Institute.

Three Kosciusko County men are accused of stealing copper from irrigation systems in Marshall and Kosciusko counties.

Teressa Welborn, and Mary Regnier, of J.C. Penney in Plymouth, drop off the first coats to Steve Keiser of Oliver Ford in the annual Warm Up Marshall County coat drive.

Fish fry planned by fire volunteers The Etna Township Volunteer Fire Department will have a fish fry and Amish bake sale from 4 to 8 p.m. Nov.

From left, Barb Wolff Holcomb, Bob Dixon and wife Wanda, at the surprise party for Bob at Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center, honoring him for 50 years of service.

A remarkable escape for a Marshall County family after fire engulfed their home.

Since their graduations in the 1940s, Lucile V. and Florence E. Sanders had had little interaction with Manchester College.