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The Marshall County Tourism Commission met Thursday in the Marshall County Blueberry Festival office, conducting their first public meeting. The first order of business was the election of officers. Brian Teall was elected President, Wyatt Stephen was elected Vice President, Tracy Houin as Treasurer and Angle Balsley as Secretary. Other members in attendance were Jim

The newly appointed Marshall County Tourism Commission will conduct its first meeting tonight at 5:30 in the Blueberry Festival Office at 233 East Jefferson Street in Plymouth. Earlier this month the Marshall County Commissioners made their appointment to the board. They appointed Angel Balsley of Argos who is the County Fair Board President and Mark

During Monday’s Marshall County Commissioners meeting the commissioners made their appointments to the Marshall County Tourism Board. Last year, folks from Culver and Plymouth appeared before the commissioners with concerns that the current board isn’t sharing the funds from the county’s Inn Keeper’s Tax equitably. The commissioners told those concerned they needed to meet with

During the Attorney’s Report at the County Commissioner’s meeting Monday, Jim Clevenger said the county’s present ordinance (1991-11) creating a Tourism Board and implementing an Innkeepers Tax is outdated. The county ordinance calls for the Culver Chamber of Commerce to appoint the Culver representative to the County Tourism Board. Clevenger said the Culver Chamber

Tuesday night the Culver Town Council made an appointment to the Culver Economic Development Commission (EDC) and the president of the Council Bill Cleavenger also had to make an appointment. Town Attorney Jim Clevenger said, “As part of the Dunes Housing project the Economic Development incentive deal that going on requires the approval of the

Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out whats clicking on Foxnews.com. A New Jersey cop clawed across the frozen Passaic River on Thursday to rescue a girl, 2, and her mother after they both fell through the ice, according to reports.  Elmwood Park Police Chief Michael Foligno rushed into action that afternoon after receiving a call that "someone saw a body or two in the river." Upon arriving, Foligno said the mother, 37, was screaming that she couldn’t hold on to her child an...