YOUR VOICE, YOUR VOTE: Tracking Marshall County sheriff primary election
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Faith leaders, Berrien Connection rally early voters to polls...
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Indiana Dinosaur Museum held their second annual Oktoberfest
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Zombie Fun Run raises funds for students and teachers
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Return of fog possible tonight
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Indiana State Police host Drug Take Back event
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The pleasant conditions continue
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20-year-old man with possible life-threatening injuries after...
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Foggy and cool out the door
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Rain chances around Halloween
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Warmer temperatures delaying fall color, 60s returning midweek
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’Holiday Lights on the Diamond’ brings over 1 million lights...
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A rinse and repeat of the 70s this weekend
UPDATE: Les McFarland has won the Marshall County sheriff primary race.
ORIGINAL STORY: MARSHALL COUNTY, Ind. -- The Republican primary for Marshall County sheriff is between Les McFarland and Jeff Snyder.
Current sheriff Matt Hassel is also a Republican.
Hassel took his first position in the Marshall County Sherrif’s Department in 1981 and has worked closely with both candidates.
Snyder is currently a captain in the sheriff's department and McFarland is a lieutenant detective.
McFarland said, "Been employed there for 31 and a half years. I’m eager, hopefully elected as a Republican nomination for the position of the sheriff to move forward to the November election. I’m excited and eager to move the department in a new positive direction."