Local & State News

Holiday Open House at Miller’s

12/16/10 The threat of snow did not keep people away from Miller’s Senior Living Community annual Holiday Open House and Festival of Trees on Sunday.  Many from the Marshall County area attended the event.  They visited with Santa and ... Read more...

Chamber Supports Shop Local

12/16/10 The Plymouth Area Chamber of Commerce’s Public Relations and Tourism Committee wants to remind all citizens to shop local and get involved by supporting the 3/50 project. The project wants you to think about what three ... Read more...

Aviation Board Considers Several Items

12/15/10 The Plymouth Board of Aviation Commissioners considered several items during a meeting on December 14. Mark Shillington of Woolpert, Inc., consultants to the board, presented a proposal to prepare a Stormwater Pollution Prevention ... Read more...

City Council to Consider Ordinance Prohibiting Dogs in Oakhill Cemetery

12/15/10 The Plymouth Common Council heard on first reading an ordinance that will prohibit dogs in Oakhill Cemetery. The Statement of Intent and Purpose of the ordinance states:  Oakhill Cemetery is a scared place.  Unfortunately, not ... Read more...

County Council Approves 2% Raise in County Innkeeper’s Tax

12/151/10 The request of the Marshall County Convention and Visitor’s Bureau to increase the County’s Innkeeper’s Tax from 3% to 5% passed on second and third reading on Monday. Mike Woolfington, Executive Director of the MCCVB ... Read more...

Minor Consuming at Garden Court Facility

12/15/10 On Friday December 10th Plymouth police officers responded to 400 West Washington Street, the Garden Courts facility for the report of underage drinking. Officer John Weir located two female guests of Dustin Bradfield who were ... Read more...

Commissioners Set Executive Session for Performance Evaluations of Appointed Department Heads

12/15/10 Marshall County Auditor Penny Lukenbill sent notification of an executive meeting of the Marshall County Commissioners. The Commissioners will convene for an executive session in the Commissioner’s meeting room on the second ... Read more...

See the Trains Running at the Museum this Saturday!

12/15/10 Elizabeth Garza, Curator for the Marshall County Historical Society and Museum has a holiday reminder for citizens. The Marshall County Museum would like to remind everyone that this Saturday, December 18th from 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. ... Read more...

STATE HEALTH OFFICIALS OFFER TIPS FOR REMOVING SNOW SAFELY

12/15/10 Snow can be fun to play in, but removing it can pose a risk to safety.  State health officials are urging Hoosiers to exercise caution when shoveling snow, using a snow blower and walking on snow and ice this winter. Injuries can ... Read more...

County Council Approves Additionals and Transfers to Balance at Year’s End

12/15/10 Members of the Marshall County Council approved two additional appropriations during their meeting Monday morning. Kevin Overmyer, President of the Marshall County Drainage Board was seeking an additional of $1,250 for legal ... Read more...

Shop With A Cop Takes 342 this Year

12/14/10 The annual Shop With A Cop event sponsored by Plymouth F.O.P. Lodge 195 was a huge success. Last Saturday 332 children from around the county had to opportunity to go shopping a Wal-Mart.  Prior to the shop the children, their ... Read more...

18 Year old Arrested After Cutting Brother with Knife During Fight

12/14/10 Sunday afternoon at 12:46 Plymouth Police Officer Paul Stamper was dispatched to 715 Mansfield Street in reference to a battery. When Officer Stamper arrived he found that the two brothers living at the residence had been in an ... Read more...

Plymouth Airport Meeting Tuesday Evening

12/14/10 The Plymouth Board of Aviation Commissioners will meet for their regular monthly meeting on Tuesday evening at 6:30 in the Council Chambers of City Hall. Agenda for the meeting includes Mark Shillington presenting a proposal for ... Read more...

Marshall County Police Issues 111 Citations During Safe Family Travel Enforcement Effort

12/14/10 Officials from the Marshall County Police Department announced Monday that a total of 111 citations were issued during the 2010 Safe Family Travel traffic enforcement blitz.  More than 250 state and local law enforcement agencies ... Read more...

Weekend Arrests by Plymouth Officers

12/14/10 On Friday, December 10th at 8:13 PM Officer Derek Workman with the Plymouth Police Department arrested 24 year old Raymond Vanblaricom of Jackson Heights Road for operating a motor vehicle without ever receiving a license. ... Read more...

Marshall County Golf Courses Raise $12,670 for 2010 United Way of Marshall County Campaign

12/14/10 All six golf courses located in Marshall County raised $12,670 for the United Way of Marshall County 2010 Campaign.   The golf courses and United Way partnered to create a “Golf Card” which entitled the bearer to one free ... Read more...

INDOT Making Progress in Areas Hardest Hit By Blowing And Drifting Snow

12/14/10 Plow drivers in the Indiana Department of Transportation’s LaPorte District continue to work around the clock to clear the roads of blowing and drifting snow. About 150 drivers are on the roads in 12-hour shifts and will stay on ... Read more...

DRIVERS ENCOURAGED TO CHECK TRAVEL ADVISORY MAP BEFORE HITTING THE ROADS

12/14/10 The Indiana Department of Homeland Security (IDHS) is encouraging all motorists to check the statewide travel advisory map before venturing onto roadways. The map is continually updated with travel warning, watch and advisory ... Read more...

Ancilla Soccer Players Earn Postseason Honors

DONALDSON – Three members of the Ancilla College men’s soccer team have been named NJCAA All-Region 12 selections, headlined by first team selection Luis Delgado, the College announced on Tuesday. Delgado is joined by second team ... Read more...

Full Contingent of INDOT Trucks On The Roads

12/13/10 The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) has every available snow plow on the roads. Crews have been working 12-hour shifts around the clock since the winter event began. Monday morning, the worst hit areas were LaPorte ... Read more...