The Marshall County Council conducted their first meeting of the new year last Thursday, January 11th in the second-floor meeting room of the County Building. The first order of business was reorganization with the election of officers. The council voted to keep the same officers, Jesse Bohannon as president and Tim Harman as vice-president. The
Candidates continue to file for various county seats that are open along with convention delegates and precinct committeemen. The first day to file was Wednesday, January 10th. It was a busy day with 17 individuals filing. On Thursday only 2 filed but Friday was another busy day. Several candidates filed for multiple seats. Adam Faulstich,
Last week the Marshall County Commissioners had several appointments to make but before the appointment, Commissioner Stan Klotz commented. He said conflict of interest has been brought up several times during discussions on the solar farm issue. The commissioners said he participated in the annual commissioner's conference in Indianapolis, attended a Planning and Zoning seminar,
In preparation for the May 7 Republican Primary, former County Councilman and current member of the Culver Town Council, Bill Githens, has decided to file for a Marshall County Council At Large Seat on January 10. He was previously on the Marshall County Council, District 2, from 2015 to 2018 and on the ballot in
In preparation for the May 2024 Republican Primary, Marshall County Councilman Tim Harman has filed paperwork at the County Clerk’s office forming an exploratory campaign committee for County Council. Harman, a former state representative and the current vice-president of the County Council, will be seeking a second term. “In 2020, I ran for the County