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April 3, 2024 | Photo - Carbon County courthouse - Bigfoot99 file photo The remodeled Carbon County Courthouse won the praises of an important county official this week. In May of 2019, Carbon County voters approved a special purpose tax, otherwise known as the 6th Penny Tax, to pay for specific county and municipal projects.

Wild Rose resident, Sam Wood, spoke during public comments at the Waushara County Board of Supervisors Meeting held at the Courthouse on Feb. 20th.

The judges have also shut down Sheriff Vernon Betts’ ability to charge fees to process servers — for now

During last week’s County Council meeting, members made several appointments. Jim Kephart was appointed to a 4-year term on the Marshall County Board of Zoning Appeals and Maria Keller was re-appointed to a 1-year term on the Marshall County Alcoholic Beverage Commission. Shannon Lunetta was appointed to a 1-year term for Culver Economic Development and

The letter released Thursday by 10 groups is in response to a knife attack last week that seriously injured a court interpreter at the courthouse in Longueuil, south of Montreal.

Betts agreed to provide a deputy to staff all courtrooms where a judge or staffer is present in order to address concerns that a lack of bailiffs were leaving courtrooms

The Williams County commissioners Thursday chose new officers for 2024, and also decided to change one of its weekly meeting days.

The Marshall County Board of Supervisors met briefly on Tuesday morning to handle some beginning of 2024 business, voting to reappoint Jarret Heil as the chairm

They say short staffing at the sheriff’s office has led to security breaches

On Friday, two new attorneys were appointed by the Court to defend Delphi double murder suspect Richard Allen.