While a lot of progress has been made at the structure destined to be a recovery resource in Starke County, there’s still work to be done before Hope Restored will be able to open its doors to residents.
Continue readingDeadline for Light Up North Judson Decorating Contest Extended
Residents still have time to sign-up to be a part of this year’s Light Up North Judson Outdoor Holiday Decorating contest.
The deadline, which was originally scheduled for last week has been extended. Citizens now have until 4 p.m. on Thursday, December 12th to turn their applications into North Judson Town Hall on Lane Street.
Continue readingWinamac Town Council Meets Tonight
The 2020 Salary Ordinance for the Town of Winamac will be discussed during tonight’s Town Council meeting.
Continue readingSCCF Giving Tuesday Event Results in $50,000 of Donations!
More than $50,000 was donated to the Starke County Community Foundation as a result of this week’s Giving Tuesday event!
Giving Tuesday, the global generosity movement that was first launched in 2012, helps provide local people and organizations with the power to transform their communities. It was started with the simple idea of creating a day that encourages people to do good.
Continue readingCity of Knox Peppermint Parade Event to Highlight Hometown Holiday Spirit Today!
Today’s the day; the annual City of Knox Christmas Peppermint Parade Event kicks off this afternoon!
Continue readingNJ Officials Urge Residents to Put out Trash and Recycling Bins Night Before Collection
Officials in the Town of North Judson recently issued a reminder regarding trash and recycling pick-up.
Continue readingReport of a Fight on Hoham Drive Leads to Arrest of Hamlet and Plymouth Residents
Two men are facing charges following a fight that reportedly occurred at a Plymouth home Thursday evening.
According to authorities, Plymouth Police officers were dispatched to a residence on Hoham Drive in reference to a fight at that location and an injured male at the address.
Continue readingCaring Cupboards Initiative Reaches Across County Lines
The Caring Cupboards initiative, which got its start locally in Marshall County has spread across the area and even reached over county lines.
Continue readingTonight’s Festivities in North Judson to Feature Christmas Parade, Tree Lighting and Holiday Movie Screening
Park employees as well as residents and organization representatives in the Town of North Judson have been busy decorating Norwayne Field for the Town’s annual Christmas festivities. It all kicks off at 5:45 p.m. tonight with the parade that will bring Santa Clause into town.
That will be followed by the tree lighting at 6 p.m. Once that wraps up, community members are invited to the United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall to meet with Santa and enjoy cookies and cocoa.
Following the Santa visit, there will be a screening of Polar Express at the Heartland Christian Center.
Check out the North Judson Park and Recreation Board’s Facebook Page for additional details.
Sheriff’s Department’s No Shave November Fundraiser Benefits Starke County Students
Last month, the Starke County Sheriff’s Department held a fundraiser in conjunction with national ‘No Shave November’ campaign. They gathered a total of $3,700 and donated it to local schools to pay off negative lunch account balances.
Continue readingCOS Exec Committee Plans Next Steps after Stellar Designation is Awarded to Marshall County Crossroads
The Office of Community and Rural Affairs announced this year’s Regional Stellar Community Thursday morning and Marshall County Crossroads received the distinction.
A Stellar-bration will be held in the region on Thursday, December 19 to celebrate this accomplishment.
While the Constellation of Starke (COS) did not get this year’s designation, as a finalist region about $333,000 will come into the County to support community development.
Continue readingKnox Officials Seek Contractors for Owner Occupied Housing Rehab Projects
While the Owner-Occupied Housing Rehabilitation Grant process in the City of Knox was expected to move into the next phase by securing potential contractors, things hit a slight snag when no one attended the pre-bid meeting.
Continue readingNorth Judson Officials Address Vacated Grocery Store Adjacent to Town Hall
The vacated grocery store in North Judson was a topic of discussion at this week’s Town Council meeting.
Continue readingHelp Spread Some Christmas Cheer This Year with the Kids Closet Toy Drive!
Around this time of year, the Kid’s Closet Ministry likes to include a special gift in the clothing bags they provide to Starke County children in need.
In order to make sure they have an abundance of items to choose from, the Starke County Young Professionals Group is hosting a Toy Drive now through Friday, December 20th.
Continue readingBids Opened for Town of North Judson’s Community Crossings Paving Projects
The North Judson Town Council opened bids for the 2020 Community Crossings street paving projects when members met Monday night.
Continue readingNarcan Training to be Offered in Culver Tonight
In order to equip community members with the life-saving medication that can be utilized in the event of an opioid overdose, the Marshall County Health Department is hosting a Narcan training session this evening.
It will be held at the Culver-Union Township Public Library at 5:30 p.m.
Continue readingNew Recycling Schedule for Knox Residents East of Highway 35 Starts Today
Starting today, Knox residents who live east of Highway 35 and receive trash pick-up on Mondays will start following a new recycling schedule.
Continue readingNorth Judson Officials Discuss Fire Service Contracts
The North Judson Town Council was presented with fire service contracts from Jackson and Wayne Townships when members met Monday night.
Continue readingStarke County Community Foundation to Host Giving Tuesday Event
The Starke County Community Foundation is celebrating Giving Tuesday with an open house at their office in North Judson today!
Continue readingOutgoing Knox Clerk-Treasurer Prepares Office for Successor
Knox Clerk-Treasurer Jeff Houston recently informed officials that he’s taking steps to make sure everything is up-to-date before he leaves the position in 2020.
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