10/22/13 The Marshall County Commissioners voted to re-zone. Chris Martin and David McCallum successfully sought re-zoning of their properties from L1 – lake residential to A1 – agricultural. Both families sought the ... Read more...
10/22/13 This year the Marshall County Community Foundation wants more Marshall County nonprofits to feel the power of connecting generous people with the causes they care about. Please join them for a continental breakfast Tuesday, ... Read more...
10/22/13 Bids were opened for drainage projects around Marshall County on Monday. Kolesiak Construction was low bidder in bid openings for projects by the Marshall County Drainage Board for three projects in southern Marshall County. ... Read more...
10/22/13 On Friday. October 18th at 9:00 p.m. Plymouth Police Officer Bridget Hite responded to Wal-Mart in reference to two shoplifters being detained for stealing articles. Arriving on the scene Officer Hite arrested 28 year old Andre ... Read more...
10/22/13 This Saturday the Indiana State Police will be partnering with the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and numerous other law enforcement agencies across the United States in the seventh drug take back event in three ... Read more...
10/22/13 Miller’s Senior Living Community hosted a People’s University class on Tuesday afternoon, October 15th. Miller’s Activity Director Cindy Flagg led the craft class which involved the art of needlepoint using the medium ... Read more...
10/21/13 David N. Weirick, 54, of Burr Oak, was sentenced today in Marshall Superior Court 1 to ten years imprisonment for manufacturing methamphetamine, a Class B felony. In open court, Weirick admitted he manufactured ... Read more...
10-21-13 The Marshall County Commissioners will meet Monday morning at 9:30 in their second floor meeting room of the County Building. Agenda for the meeting includes Maintenance Supervisor, Doug Masterson who will seek approval for an ... Read more...
10/21/13 On Saturday, October 5th at 3:30 p.m. Marshall County Sheriff’s Deputy Les McFarland took a report from Huff’s Septic and Sewer located on 3rd Road of unauthorized purchases on their debit/credit card. The ... Read more...
10/21/13 Plymouth Adult Ed is looking for committed students who want to get their GED. Plymouth Adult Ed now has traditional classes, computer based-instructor led classes and online options. The staff wants to make this possible for ... Read more...
10/21/13 For 15 years, residents of Marshall County have stepped up to meet the need of those who may face Indiana’s harsh winters without the basic necessity of a winter coat. And while the moderate temperatures of fall may ... Read more...
10/21/13 A night of fun for Pattie Dawson has been planned by a team of friends to help with the many expenses she has been faced with as she fights her bought with cancer. A long time employee at Christo’s Banquet Center, many ... Read more...
10/21/13 Three popular restaurants will complete the seven-week run of Dine Out for United Way. Two Culver hotspots will be participating—The Culver Coffee Company and Lakehouse Grill as well as Plymouth’s own Ponderosa Steakhouse. ... Read more...
10/21/13 Soon the Ghouls and Goblins will be taking the streets for Trick or Treating for Halloween. The following is a list of times and dates for the surrounding areas. Argos – Thursday, October 31st from 5:00p.m. til 7:00 p.m. ... Read more...
10/21/13 To honor its 150th anniversary, 1st Source Bank is inviting the community to help give away money to charitable organizations. 150 $1,000 donations, plus two $15,000 donations will be awarded in celebration of its 150 years of ... Read more...
10/18/13 Wednesday night the Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety ratified the bid award for the 2013 Mill & Fill Street Projects. Niblock Excavating of Bristol was the low bidder at $179,659. Five companies submitted bids ... Read more...
10/18/13 Wednesday evening the Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety approved the purchase of a new ambulance. At their last meeting the board opened the lone bid of $251,405 for a type-1 walk through ambulance from Donely Safety ... Read more...
10/18/13 Eighteen year old Kelsey Schneiders, a 2013 graduate of Plymouth High School and a freshman at Purdue has been honored for her photography work by Lens, the photography blog of the New York Times. Amy Schmeltz, PHS Yearbook ... Read more...
10/18/13 City Department heads presented their monthly reports for September during a special Wednesday night Board of Public Works and Safety meeting. Plymouth Police Chief Dave Bacon’s staff answered 745 calls for information, ... Read more...
10/18/13 Drowning is the leading cause of unintentional injury or death in children 1 to 4 years of age in the United States. Ten people drown each day in the United States and two of those are children. Seven out of ten African ... Read more...
