Local & State News

Plymouth Schools Hire Dietician

  01/23/14 Plymouth Schools Superintendent Daniel Tyree has announced that Kaylyn Herrold, registered dietician, has been hired by the corporation to work with cafeteria staff to meet the seemingly ever changing USDA meal requirements and ... Read more...

School Delays for Thursday

  Argos Community Schools Culver Community Schools Grace Baptist Christian School John Glenn School Corporation Knox Community Schools Oregon Davis School Corporation Plymouth Community Schools Triton School ... Read more...

Fire & Police Respond to Sweet Pea Day Care for Smoke

  01/23/14  On Tuesday, January 21st at 7:47 A.M. the Plymouth Police, Fire and EMS responded to Sweet Pea Day Care located at 825 North Michigan Street in Suite A because the building was filled with smoke. As first responders arrived ... Read more...

Argos BPA Send 35 to State Contest

  01/23/14 The Argos Chapter of Business Professionals of America competed at the District Competition in Warsaw on January 18.  The chapter has seen significant growth in the last year going from 25 members to 46 this year!  The Argos ... Read more...

Winter Weather Advisory remains in effect until 10am on Thursday 1

    01/23/14 The National Weather Service Winter Weather Advisory remains in effect until 10am on Thursday. A burst of moderate snow will occur this evening with 1-2 inches of snow possible. Strong Northwest winds will cause blowing ... Read more...

Greeson Files for County Council District 2

  01/23/14 Joyce (Odle) Greeson from Culver has filed to run for County Council District 2 on the Republican ticket in the primary.  Greeson is currently the Union Township Trustee Deputy Clerk and a former board member of the ... Read more...

John Chamberlin’s Edward Jones Office to Sponsor Coffee with a Cop

  01/23/14 Coffee with a Cop provides a unique opportunity for community members to ask questions and learn more about the department’s work in Plymouth’s neighborhoods and schools.  This program offers the public an ... Read more...

SOAR with Art: Riverside Art Show

  01/23/14 This year at Riverside Intermediate School in Plymouth a group of sixth grade students from the Comets and Stars teams spent the second nine weeks of SOAR in the Art room. This new class, SOAR with Art, is designed for those ... Read more...

Triton Kindergarten Collects for Programs

  01/23/14 Ms. Blake’s kindergarten class at Triton Elementary School brought in items to support “Books for Babies”, a project of the Marshall County Reading Council and the Humane Society.   Ms. Blake’s class ... Read more...

Outdoor Sports, Lake & Cabin Show whisks away winter blues Jan. 24-26

   01/23/14 FORT WAYNE, Ind.—Northern Indiana’s ultimate outdoor-turned-indoor experience—the 5th annual Outdoor Sports, Lake & Cabin Show— returns Friday Jan. 24 through Sunday, Jan. 26, spanning 108,000 square-feet of the ... Read more...

St. Michael Cancellation, No Religious Ed, RCIA Jan. 22

  01/22/14 Due the combination of below freezing temperatures and predicted snowfall, religious education classes, Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) and Children’s Catechumenate sessions have been canceled for Wednesday ... Read more...

WALORSKI HIGHLIGHTS KEY LEGISLATION TO SUPPORT EMERGENCY RESPONDERS AT PLYMOUTH FIREHOUSE

  01/22/14 Congresswoman Jackie Walorski Tuesday evening held a press conference at the Plymouth Fire Department with Mayor Mark Senter, Fire Chief Rodney Miller, and volunteer and full time firefighters to highlight the importance of the ... Read more...

3 Injured in 5 Vehicle Crash at Oak Drive & US 30

01/22/14  On Monday, January 20th at 4:57 P.M. the Plymouth Police Department was dispatched to a multiple vehicle accident with personal injury at the intersection of Oak Drive and US 30.  The preliminary investigation shows that 68 ... Read more...

County Museum Seeking Loans of Automotive Related Buseiness and Industries

  01/22/14  The Marshall County Museum is looking for historic pictures of local gas stations, drive-in’s, watering holes or any automotive-related business or industry in Marshall County from any era.  They are also looking for ... Read more...

Westafer Arrested for Shoplifting

  01/22/14  On Friday, January 17th at 2:59 P.M. Plymouth Police Officer Derek Workman was dispatched to Wal-Mart in reference to a female shoplifter who had been detained by Asset Protection employees. Arriving at the scene, it was ... Read more...

Ancilla College Celebrates Martin Luther King Jr. Day

  01/22/14 Students, faculty, and staff gathered Monday to recognize and celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day. January 20th marked this year’s holiday celebrating the achievements and messages of Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The ... Read more...

Free Financial Aid Workshops

  01/22/14 Financial aid staff from Ancilla College will be leading workshops for parents and students at several locations throughout the area the next couple of months. College staff will be available to sit down with individuals and ... Read more...

Commissioners Approve Requests

  01/22/14  The County Commissioners approved the request of EMA Director Clyde Avery to apply for two grants.  Avery will apply for an EMPG Sub-grant in the amount of $5,179.77 The grant will allow for the purchase for I-pads, Weather ... Read more...

PHS Key Club Members Volunteer on MLK Day at Miller’s

  01/22/14 On Monday January 20th, more than 70 members of the Plymouth High School Key Club paid tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King’s legacy by dedicating themselves to a day of service and volunteer activities throughout the Plymouth ... Read more...

Culver Park Board Meeting Cancelled

  01/22/14 Culver Town Clerk/Treasurer Karen Heim announced the cancellation of regular Park Board meeting.  The meeting, originally scheduled for Wednesday, January 22nd at 6:30 was cancelled due to the lack of a quorum.  ... Read more...