The Marshall County Republican Party will conduct four caucuses on Thursday, December 5th, at 6 p.m. at its headquarters at 117 Water Street in downtown Plymouth.
The first caucus will fill the vacancy created on the County Council when Adam Faulstich was elected County Commissioner beginning January 1st. Faulstich still has two years left on the council term. The new Republican candidate must live in the County Council’s 4th District, which includes precincts 1, 2, 3, 4, and 8 in Center Township. Republican precinct representatives will hear from the candidates on December 5th and select a replacement for Faulstich.
The second caucus is filling the vacancy created by Janet Anglemyer's resignation as Bremen Town Clerk-Treasurer, effective December 31st. Anyone interested in filling the Bremen Clerk-Treasurer position must live in precincts 2, 3, 4, and 5 in German Township.
The third caucus on December 5th will fill the vacancy created by Ben Baker’s resignation as the German Township Trustee, effective on December 31st. Any registered Republican in German Township can file the appropriate paperwork with the Republican Chairman to be a candidate for the German Township Trustee position.
The fourth and final caucus on December 5th will fill a vacancy on the German Township Advisory. Don Meister has submitted his resignation effective December 31. A qualified candidate for the German Township Advisory Board must live in the township.
Any candidates interested in these open Republican elected positions should file a Declaration of Candidacy (CEB-5) and Statement of Economic Interest (CAN-12) forms no later than 72 hours before the Thursday, December 5th meeting.
County Chairman Debbie VanDeMark can be reached for additional information at 574-274-8325.
Lawrence County drivers reminded of Child Passenger Safety Week
Fire injures one person in Vincennes
2026 Red Hill High School Homecoming schedule released
Farm harvest safety reminders for drivers
Southwestern Indiana fugitive arrested in Illinois after multi-county chase
Governor Braun proclaims Indiana Rail Safety Week September 21-27
City of Lawrenceville to begin hydrant flushing
Rose visits Lawrence County on district-wide listening tour
Lawrence County (ILL.) man charged with child sex crime
LCMH promotes Diesser to Lead Cardiopulmonary Nurse
IECC District #529 passes budget and district plans
Lawrence County Fall Festival entertainment rescheduled
Lawrence County Board approves moratorium on data centers; solar project moving forward
Vincennes Lincoln High School among those to receive banner recognition from Special Olympics North America
New solar project moving forward in Knox County
Lawrence Public Library is solid financial shape for the future
United Way of Knox County Day of Caring Set for September 17–18
