Local & State News

Plymouth Mayor Honors Police Week & Peace Officers Memorial Day

Plymouth Mayor Mark Senter has asked the department heads of The City to put their flags at half-staff to honor Police Memorial Week.  This would begin on Friday and carry-on through the weekend.  In 1962, President John F. Kennedy ... Read more...

PHS Jazz Cafe Saturday

Saturday evening at 7:00 p.m. is the 17th annual Cafe Jazz Festival at PHS.  It is 2 hours of non-stop jazz music by numerous area high school and middle school jazz ensembles. Tickets are available at the door.  Tickets are $10 and ... Read more...

Local Christian Band Jasper Stone to Release 2nd Album

Local worship band Jasper Stone announced recently that they will release their second album, Boundless, on May 21.   The seven member band from Plymouth will celebrate with a free release concert at 7:30pm on the 21st at Plymouth ... Read more...

Stamp Out Hunger this Saturday

This Saturday, May 14th, the National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC) will conduct  their annual food drive, Stamp Out Hunger across America. The food drive has grown from aregional to a national effort that provides assistance to ... Read more...

Sheriff Reserve Breakfast this Saturday

This Saturday May 14th, the Marshall County Sheriff’s reserves will be hosting their annual Whole Hog Sausage Breakfast at the Knights of Columbus Hall, located on 901 East Jefferson Street in Plymouth, next to Martin’s ... Read more...

PHS Speech & Debate Showcase this Friday

The PHS Speech and Debate Team will be holding its annual Showcase this Friday evening at 7:00 p.m. in the Studio Theater.  Once again, the program will be featuring students who have qualified to represent northern Indiana at the ... Read more...

PCSC Honores Retirees – Highlight Robert Pickell

It was a bittersweet night of joy, relief and sadness all mixed into one at the Annual Teacher Appreciation Dinner held at Plymouth High School Wednesday evening. Ten Plymouth Community School Corporation employees will officially retire ... Read more...

IHSAA physical night offered

Saint Joseph Health Systems (SJHS) is hosting a clinic to offer pre‐participation physical exams for local middle and high school students at Medical Office Building # 2 on Lake Avenue.  Physicians of the Saint Joseph Physician Network ... Read more...

Purdue MEP Extends Services to Marshall County

In the interest of building awareness of their services in Marshall County, the Purdue Manufacturing Extension Partnership (MEP) is collaborating with the Marshall County Economic Development Corporation to host an informational event for ... Read more...

Tidbits from Triton

Students in Mrs. Cindy Stichter’s Algebra 2 class at Triton Jr.-Sr. High School rolled dice to play “war” and predict probability. Pictured are:  1) Jon Felton, Austin Irwin, 2) Heidi Ulloa, Tessa Heaton, 3) Malachi ... Read more...

Governor Pence, North Central Indiana Break Ground on Regional Cities Initiative Project

South Bend – Governor Mike Pence and Lieutenant Governor Eric Holcomb joined regional leaders in South Bend today as North Central Indiana broke ground on the Studebaker Factory Buildings redevelopment, which is one of the region’s ... Read more...

Bids Open for 2016 Street & Sidewalk Projects

Bids were opened Monday night for the 2016 Street and Sidewalk Program for the City of Plymouth. Five companies submitted bids for the eight projects. Reith Riley from South Bend came in with a bid of $531,065 while Phend & Brown of ... Read more...

Board of Works Hears from Building Commissioner

Monday evening the Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety heard a report on the violation at Mooney’s Ice Cream Parlor from Building Commissioner Keith Hammonds. Mooney’s has had an existing violation with the conduit containing the ... Read more...

Civil Air Patrol Deactivated at Plymouth Airport

Plymouth Municipal Airport Manager, Dave Lattimer reported to the Aviation Board at Tuesday night’s meeting that the governing body of the Civil Air Patrol has deactivated the Plymouth wing. The action was taken because of low attendance ... Read more...

Ancilla College Celebrates 49th Graduating Class

Ancilla College graduated its 49th class in school history Saturday, May 7, at the Ancilla Domini Chapel. The college had 91 graduation candidates. “I am very proud of the graduates,” said Ancilla College President Dr. Ken Zirkle.  ... Read more...

County Council Approves Relocation of Health Department to CRC

With overcrowding in the prosecutor’s office for a number of years, the Marshall County Commissioners made the recommendation to the County Council to relocate the Health Department. Prosecutor Nelson Chipman told council members they ... Read more...

30 Local Citizens Attended Mayor’s Blood Drive

Every second someone in the world needs a blood transfusion.  Mayor Mark Senter hosted a blood drive last weekend at the Farmers’ Market to fulfil the local needs of patients. The results of the Blood Drive were a total number of ... Read more...

Mike Boys Book Signing Friday at Museum

Mike Boys, columnist for The Plymouth Pilot News, will be selling and signing his new book, “My View From the Pilot House,” a compilation of his reader’s favorite columns over the years at newspaper.  The articles reflect his warm ... Read more...

World of Outlaws Headline Two Night Event at Plymouth Speedway

Plymouth Speedway welcomes the World of Outlaws Craftsman Sprint Car Series, USAC Midgets and the local Swan Lake UMP Modifieds class this Friday in the first of two big nights of racing this weekend. Friday night’s event, the Bob ... Read more...

Linderman Arrested for Domestic Battery

Plymouth Police responded to the Super 8 Motel on Oak Road Tuesday morning about 4:30 for a reported fight in progress.  Officer Gary Cleveland arrived and observed 56 year old Darwin Linderman striking the victim in the head with his ... Read more...