Local & State News

Give It to Win It, Blood Drive at Farmers’ Market

Plymouth Mayor Mark Senter will host his first Blood Drive of the summer season at the Farmer’s Market this Saturday, May 23th. The South Bend Medical Foundation will bring an air-conditioned mobile lab for folks that want to donate.  ... Read more...

PHS Seniors Director One Act Plays

Three seniors in the Plymouth High School Acting Class presented their One-Act plays on May 16 to family and friends. According to teacher, Charlotte Tyree, those seniors in the 3rd trimester class who wanted to try their hands at ... Read more...

Tiger Woods, Mia Hamm, and Oprah ­ among Celebs at Menominee Monday!

The Menominee Elementary third grade enrichment group put on a “Living Museum” Monday in the schools’ gymnasium.  In all, 18 students are involved in the enrichment group.   Each student had the opportunity to pick an ... Read more...

Indiana Groups Announce Support for Donnelly’s Bipartisan Bill to Combat Heroin Use and Prescription Drug Abuse Epidemics

Washington, D.C. — Following U.S. Senator Joe Donnelly’s reintroduction of bipartisan legislation to combat heroin use and prescription drug abuse epidemics with Senator Kelly Ayotte (R-NH), more than a half dozen Indiana ... Read more...

Bottorff and Treat Honored for 44 years on Sheriff’s Merit Board

Captain Dan Butt with the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department stepped in for Sheriff Chamberlin Monday during the Commissioner’s meeting to officially show the two plaques of appreciation for retiring Merit Board members that will be ... Read more...

12 PHS Students Inducted into Academic Hall of Fame

Twelve outstanding graduating seniors of Plymouth High School were inducted into the Academic Hall of Fame on May 17, 2015. James Condon, principal of PHS, said, “One of the things we ask incoming freshman is “What will your legacy be ... Read more...

Athletic Awards Presented during PHS Senior Awards

Plymouth High School held their annual Senior Awards Ceremony Friday morning in the Varsity Gymnasium. Athletic Awards were the first item of business.  Mrs. Gwen Calvert and Mr. Tony Gamble presented the Athletic Booster Club Scholar ... Read more...

County Police Investigate Moped Accident, Two Injured

Marshall County Police Officer Robert Hafke is investigating a single vehicle accident that occurred Sunday evening at 8:30 on 20th Road west of Birch Road. The adult male operator of a moped traveling eastbound on 20th Road west of Birch ... Read more...

Commissioners Approve Change Order, Grant for Older Adults Transportation and New Software Provider for Assessor

The Marshall County Commissioners approved change order number one for the wetland mitigation site for the 7th Road project during their meeting Monday.  The change order, in the amount of $7,963 was necessary to remove the buildup of ... Read more...

PHS Inducts 35 into National Honor Society

The National Honor Society Induction Ceremony was held on Sunday at 1:00 p.m. in the Plymouth High School auditorium. Thirty-five students were accepted into the PHS National Honor Society. NHS student president Jessica Stillson said, ... Read more...

Ladies’ Tea and Fashion Show Planned for May 24

If you’ve ever wanted to attend a High Tea at Downtown Abbey, be sure not to miss the Ladies’ Tea and Fashion Show on Sunday, May 24 at 2:00 PM in the Penske building at the Culver Woodcraft Camp. You’ve seen fashion week in New ... Read more...

Tidbits from Triton

Students in sixth grade at Triton Elementary School wind down the year learning about electricity. Students pictured were experimenting with an Electromagnetic lab. Pictured: (back) Abby Viers (front) Jessica Soriano .   Jolene Howard ... Read more...

BMV Announces Memorial Day Closure

Kent Abernathy, Commissioner of the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV), announced today that all BMV license branches will be closed Saturday, May 23 through Monday, May 25 in observance of the Memorial Day holiday. All branches ... Read more...

CUTPL Closing Early on Tuesday, May 19

Notice: The Culver-Union Township Public Library will be closed from 1 pm to 5 pm on Tuesday May 19 for in-staff training. The library hours that day will be: 9 am-1 pm open 1 pm-5 pm closed 5 pm-8 ... Read more...

Plymouth’s Bond Rating Upgraded to A+

Standard & Poor’s (S&P), one of the nation’s three leading bond-rating agencies, has upgraded the City of Plymouth’s bond rating from A to A+ based upon a “recent trend of strong financial performance.” The financial ... Read more...

Each Vote in Municipal Primary Cost just over $6.00

On Friday the Marshall County Election Board certified the Municipal Primary Election results in a meeting which was continued from May 4th.  There were no provisional votes or emergency ballots and the numbers stayed the same from ... Read more...

Two PHS Seniors Receive Scholarships from ISTA and PEA

The Indiana State Teachers’ Association and the 1F District Council offer the ISTA Foundation for the Improvement of Education (IFIE) scholarship every year to provide financial support to children, stepchildren, grandchildren and ... Read more...

Lifejackets are focus of National Safe Boating week May 16-22

Indiana Conservation Officers will be joining other states in observing National Safe Boating week May 16-22, 2015.  This public awareness campaign is just prior to Memorial Day weekend, which many people consider the kickoff to the ... Read more...

Commissioner’s Meeting Monday

The Marshall County Commissioners will meet Monday, May 18th beginning at 9:30 a.m. in their second floor meeting room of the County Building. Agenda for the meeting includes a change order request from Bart Trester from USI for the 7th ... Read more...

PHS Annual Senior Awards Day was Friday

More than 80 community scholarships were awarded to top seniors in the 2015 graduating class of Plymouth High school.  All of the community scholarships were awarded by surprise as the event unfolded. Students were also recognized for ... Read more...