Local & State News

Francis Luke Accord bring their Beautiful Lullabies to the Wild Rose Moon Radio Hour

Brian Powers and Nick Gunty of Frances Luke Accord bring their sonorous harmonies to the fun of the airwaves this weekend, performing songs from all of their albums.  Reflecting on their music with host, George Schricker, Brian and Nick ... Read more...

Walorski Renews Call for Vote to End Infanticide

U.S. Representative Jackie Walorski (R-Ind.) Tuesday joined pro-life leaders in renewing calls for the House to vote on H.R. 962, the Born Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act a day after Senate Democrats blocked consideration of the ... Read more...

North Liberty Man Arrested by County Police for Meth

Monday evening about 7:30, Officer Laffoon with the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department initiated a traffic stop on U.S. 30 west of Plymouth for an equipment violation and expired license plates on the vehicle. Marshall County was ... Read more...

Head: Legislation to Allow Hemp Production in Indiana Passes Senate

A bill authored by State Senator Randy Head (R-Logansport) that would allow for hemp production in Indiana Wednesday passed the Senate by a vote of 47 to 1. Senate Bill 516 would allow those who obtain a license from the state seed ... Read more...

Walorski, Chu, Duckworth, Murkowski Re-Introduce Bipartisan, Bicameral Bill to Expand Coverage for Breast Cancer Patients and Survivors

U.S. Representative Jackie Walorski (R-Ind.) and Judy Chu (D-Calif.), along with U.S. Sens. Tammy Duckworth (D-Ill.) and Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska), today re-introduced legislation to ensure breast cancer patients and survivors who have ... Read more...

Gov. Holcomb Announces Significant Interest in Next Level Trails Grant Program

Governor Eric J. Holcomb Wednesday announced that the first round of the Next Level Trails grant program has received 82 applications requesting a total of nearly $144 million in funding. The applicants are from 42 of the state’s 92 ... Read more...

Wondering Where Your Tax Refund Is? Find Out Now!

The most frequently asked question the Indiana Department of Revenue (DOR) receives during individual tax season is “Where’s my tax refund?” Luckily, DOR customers have an abundance of options to check the status of their refund ... Read more...

Pinkowski Arrested on Warrants in Marshall & Elkhart County

Plymouth Police Officer John Weir served a warrant on 26 year old Dereck M. Pinkowski of Plymouth Friday afternoon in the Plymouth Center. Pinkowski was arrested on warrants through Marshall and Elkhart Counties. He was held in the ... Read more...

Dakota Stone Arrested for Marijuana & Contributing

A traffic stop Sunday morning about 2 resulted in the arrest of a Plymouth man. Officer Arnold stopped a vehicle at 1600 North Michigan Street and the passenger in the vehicle, 21 year old Dakota Stone was arrested for possession of ... Read more...

Red Cross: Severe shortage of type O blood

The American Red Cross has a severe shortage of type O blood and urges type O donors – as well as eligible blood and platelet donors of all blood types – to give now to ensure lifesaving patient care isn’t impacted this winter. Type ... Read more...

Plymouth High School Award Winners For December

First Federal Savings Bank Student of the Month For December:   Josie Edwards was selected as the First Federal Savings Bank senior Student of the Month for December. Josie was nominated by Mrs. Traci Hilliard who said, “Josie goes ... Read more...

Foster Shares Passions With Miller’s Assisted Residents

Janet Foster of Plymouth has two passions.  One of them is the art of crochet and the other is giving back to her community.  She has found a way to combine both passions into a good deed.  She recently dropped of some beautifully ... Read more...

Plymouth School Referendum will be on May Primary Ballot

The Plymouth Community School Corporation referendum will be on the May Primary ballot according to the Marshall County Election Board. Tuesday morning, County Clerk, Deb VanDeMark told election board members the Department of Local ... Read more...

Senter Talks Relationships During State of the City Address

Plymouth Mayor Mark Senter gave his State of the City Address during Monday night’s City Council meeting. The theme of this year’s speech was relationships.  The Mayor said, “I’d like to spend the next several minutes reflecting ... Read more...

PHS Grad Opens Chiropractic Business in Plymouth

Plymouth continues to be the kind of town that attracts young families, especially those who grew up in the community. Blake Olson graduated in 2002 from Plymouth High School and headed to Valparaiso University to study accounting and ... Read more...

PLYMOUTH PUBLIC LIBRARY UNVEILS NEW LOGO AND LAUNCHES NEW WEBSITE PLYMOUTH,

The Plymouth Public Library (PPL) is proud to unveil their new branding!  PPL has taken large strides to provide exceptional services, engaging programming and events, and a wide-ranging collection of materials to the community.   The ... Read more...

City Officer Arrests Eugene Rowe for No Trespass

Just before 10 p.m. Friday night, Plymouth Police Officers were dispatched for an unwanted guest at 1687 North Michigan Street lot 169. After a brief investigation by Officer Finn, it was found that 62 year old Eugene Rowe of Plymouth had ... Read more...

Plymouth Referee Officiates at Boys & Girls Basketball, Possibly History Making

The February 23, 2019 state Girl’s 1A Basketball Championship could have been an Indiana basketball record for referee Ron Day of Plymouth.  Although past  records are incomplete, it appears that Day is the first referee in the history ... Read more...

Hearn Arrested at Probation Dept.

Plymouth Police Officer Ray West was dispatched to the Marshall County Probation Department Monday morning, February 25th about 10 for a client who had an active warrant. 23 year old  Jacob L Hearn of Sharpsville, IN was arrested for a ... Read more...

Senator Randy Head: Supporting Our Veterans

The heroes who serve in our Armed Forces risk their lives and health to preserve American ideals, and they deserve the utmost respect when they return home. Indiana legislators are committed to making Hoosier communities more accommodating ... Read more...