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• Solid turnout makes voice heard in Marshall County midterm election

  PLYMOUTH — A solid turnout of 39 percent of registered voters in Marshall County made their voices heard in the contested races in this year's midterm elections.

• Plymouth Park Superintendent Mike Hite resigns after 22-year tenure

  Hired under Mayor Gary Cook and retained by two successors, Hite oversaw decades of growth across the city's park system before stepping down for health reasons

• Marshall County Republicans to fill 3 vacancies in Nov. 18 caucus

  County Council seat, county surveyor post, and Argos Town Council seat all on the agenda as resignations create openings

• Oliver Ford Lincoln kicks off 28th Annual Warm Up Marshall County Coat Drive

  Community campaign collects new and gently used coats through Nov. 14; distribution set for mid-November at the National Guard Armory

• From King to Country starring Jordan Poole comes to The REES Theatre for one night only

  Elvis tribute artist brings the King's Vegas era and classic country favorites to downtown Plymouth Friday, Nov. 6

• Indiana Grown Holiday Box highlights local businesses for the fourth year

• IDEM makes red tape reductions, rescinding outdated policies

  The Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM) has announced a significant red tape reduction effort with the rescinding of more than a quarter of the agency’s Non-Rule Policies. IDEM has also identified hundreds of federal policies that should be considered for elimination.

• Gov. Braun cuts child care waitlist by 78% through historic investment

  Gov. Mike Braun today announced a major achievement in improving child care access and affordability for Hoosier families. As a result of the Governor's historic investment to expand access to Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF) vouchers, the CCDF waitlist has dropped 78% since May of this year.