Local & State News

The Hoosier State grew nearly 6,000 manufacturing jobs in September, a 1.2 percent growth over the month, which constituted one of the largest one-month increases in a decade and ranked as one of the largest in the nation. Over the past ... Read more...

Donaldson-Forty some years ago, author Bill Hunt was a young, newly promoted, US Army Staff Sergeant who returned from a tour in far off Southeast Asia. He signed on the waiting list for an assignment to the, US Army Recruiters School in ... Read more...

Starting on November 3, 2014, Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center in Plymouth will be hosting free injury clinics from 3-5 p.m. for student athletes. This clinic will be staffed by a certified Athletic Trainer and is intended to provide ... Read more...

Rockie fans are put to the challenge this week as they will compete for the WNDU 16 Spirit Award of the Year. Other contenders are Edwardsburg, Lakeshore, Marian, and New Prairie. Rockie fans need to log on to ... Read more...

The City of Plymouth will host their regular meetings beginning at 6 p.m. in the Council Chambers of City Hall. The Board of Public Works and Safety will open qualifications from companies interested in completing the EPA Brownfield ... Read more...

Thursday evening Marshall County Police responded to a three vehicle accident at 9:52 on 9th Road west of Sycamore Road. County Officer Rob Hafke was the investigation officer and reported that 26 year old Brittany Orr of Grovertown was ... Read more...

On Thursday afternoon, October 23rd at approximately 2:30 p.m. Marshall County Police officers Jonathan Bryant and Phil Beam responded to a domestic disturbance in the 11,000 block of Redwood Road. During the course of the investigation it ... Read more...

On Wednesday, October 22nd, at approximately 10:15 p.m. officers with the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department were dispatched to the 13,000 block of State Road 17 in reference to a domestic violence situation where a pregnant female was ... Read more...

Diners across the county are enjoying a great meal and feeding programs supported by United Way that help strengthen our community. Twelve restaurants in Marshall County are participating in Dine Out for United Way. Each has pledged a ... Read more...

PLYMOUTH – Members of the Plymouth Plan Commission were asked to protect lake views with a set back amendment by property owners at Pretty Lake. Members of the Property Owners Association of the lake community came before the ... Read more...

The Indiana High School Tennis Coaches Association has named Triton’s Jared Fisher to their 2014 Academic All-State 1st Team. Congratulations to this outstanding young man! Triton Superintendent of Schools said, “He is such a ... Read more...

On Wednesday, October 22nd at approximately 8:24 p.m. Patrolman Bryant with the Marshall County Police conducted a traffic stop on a Buick passenger car for an equipment violation near the intersection of U.S. 30 and Redwood Road. During ... Read more...

A move to a new location didn’t stop local families from coming to enjoy the annual Haunted Grounds hosted by the Plymouth Park Department. The amount of visitors growing over the years made the move to the more spacious area near ... Read more...

It’s that time of year… the aroma of sweet caramel corn fills the halls of Plymouth High School! Halloween is this Friday and in honor of the fall season the PHS Special Education Life Skills Class and teachers are busy making ... Read more...

On October 9, of this year the Plymouth Police Department received a report regarding the theft and unauthorized uses from the reporter’s debit/credit card in the 700 block of West Jefferson Street. Further investigation revealed that ... Read more...

Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center-Health Insurance Services offers a place where individuals and families can learn more about their health insurance options from licensed health insurance agents, as well as enroll for coverage in the ... Read more...

Mayor Mark Senter is seeing a recurring issue in the city and he’s asking residents to help resolve the issue. Senter said, “Recently, I have seen numerous city trash totes sitting on and blocking city sidewalks.” The Mayor ... Read more...

Don Snemis, Commissioner of the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV), announced Wednesday that the BMV has released an informational video, entitled “Motor Driven Cycles Rules of the Road” explaining the new Motor Driven Cycle (MDC) ... Read more...

Students in Plymouth High School’s Health Careers Program are making and selling Breast Cancer Awareness blankets for $30. Health Careers is a vocational program taught by Ms. Jona Cartwright, RN, who teaches beginning Health Careers and ... Read more...

To many people, 4-H means the fair in July. However, 4-H goes much deeper than just seven days during the summer. 4-H members work hard all year round doing community service, going to club meetings, and practicing for the projects they ... Read more...