Local & State News

The potential city hall renovation project was discussed during Tuesday’s Plymouth Redevelopment Commission. City Attorney Sean Surrisi told members a very productive meeting happened two weeks ago with the architect from RQAW, the ... Read more...

While no one can answer with complete certainty whether we’re in for a harsh or mild winter, there is no question that everyne need a warm coat in cold weather. Steve Keiser from Oliver Ford Lincoln in Plymouth is committed to providing ... Read more...

Advance Auto and Auto Park are sponsoring a Student Fan Bus to the first football sectional game in Angola on Friday, October 21st. The bus will leave at 4:30 pm from Door 5 at Plymouth High School. There is NO CHARGE to ride this bus to ... Read more...

Marshall County Commissioner Kurt Garner presented change order # 1 on the construction project at the Community Resource Center that will relocate the Health Department. The change order is a deduct of $6,515 to use a less expensive stock ... Read more...

After much consideration and discussion with fellow committee members, Plymouth Mayor Mark Senter has decided to disband the Downtown Revitalization Committee. Over the years, the committee has served as an important forum for discussing ... Read more...

Marshall County is embarking upon a workforce development program aimed at creating a skilled workforce to address business needs. As part of this initiative, over 120 Bremen High School seniors are getting an up-close look at local ... Read more...

Safety concerns with semi trucks and school busses is the reasoning for the NO PARKING BAN on West Harrison Street from North Michigan to Plum streets This spring the city began trying various parking restrictions trying to make the ... Read more...

en woman was arrested Tuesday evening about 6:15. Officer Matt Schniable arrested 31 year old Kaci Disher in the 300 block of West Grant Street for Possession of Heroin and Unlawful Possession of a Syringe. Disher was booked into the ... Read more...

The Office of the Indiana Attorney General warns consumers to minimize the risk of identity theft by practicing smart behaviors in your daily life to reduce the odds of falling prey to online scams. During National Cyber Security Awareness ... Read more...

Ancilla College will be holding a FAFSA workshop for parents and students Monday, October 24 from 5 – 6:30 pm (EDT) on campus. The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is an online form that can qualify students for ... Read more...

A public hearing was held Tuesday night during the Plymouth Redevelopment Commission meeting for amending the project list in the US 30/Pine Road Economic Development Area commonly known as TIF # 3 and establishing an Allocation area for ... Read more...

Two Marshall County men were arrested on Tuesday for Counterfeiting. Bremen Police Officer Matt Schnaible served a warrant at 117 West 4th Street in Bremen about 2:50 Tuesday afternoon.  28 year old Nathan Garner was taken into custody ... Read more...

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Marshall County Attorney Jim Clevenger updated the County Commissioners on a number of items during their meeting Monday. Roland Houin from Fourway Computer Products is interested in using the extra fiber conduit chamber that the county ... Read more...

Monday morning about 11:45 the Bremen Police Department received a tip of an individual with warrants riding his bike in town. Bremen Police Chief Brad Kile and Sgt. Matt Schnaible began a search and a short time later located 42 year old ... Read more...

Bids were open for a maintenance project on the Leo Berger Ditch during Monday’s Marshall County Drainage Board meeting. Five companies submitted bids for the project that will clean and de-brush approximately 3300 feet of the Leo Berger ... Read more...

A Mishawaka man was arrested Monday morning just after 10 for Driving While Suspended with a prior charge. Patrolman Steve DeLee was on routine patrol and determined the owner of a Chevrolet Blazer was suspended through the State of ... Read more...

Community Corrections will begin 2017 with a new software package. Director Ward Byers told the commissioners that the courts are moving from CSI to a new case management software package called Odyssey that the state is mandating. Byers ... Read more...

Mrs. Kim Bilinski’s class of first graders at Triton Elementary School all feel like winners after completing their portion of the Walkathon at Triton Elementary School.   The students took pledges for the number of laps they each ... Read more...

The Plymouth Knights of Columbus #1975 is pleased to announce they will be hosting a Haunted Oldies Soda Shop on Saturday, October 22, 2016.  Appearing as entertainment during the evening will be 50’s & 60’s Rock ‘n’ Roller  ... Read more...