Plymouth High School students are hosting an Autism Awareness Carnival on Saturday, April 15, 2017 to benefit Autism Resources of Marshall County (ARMC). The event will be held from noon until 5 p.m. in the PHS multipurpose gym and the PHS ... Read more...
U.S. Senator Joe Donnelly’s office will host a series of information sessions around Indiana on April 25-27, 2017, for students interested in learning more about the nomination process for the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, the ... Read more...
Tractor Supply Company is looking for farmers, crafters and artisans to sell their homemade and homegrown goods at its spring Farmers Market scheduled for May 13. Collectors, crafters and growers with interests in everything from homemade ... Read more...
The second part of the Indiana General Assembly has concluded. One MAJOR problem that has happened is that the legislators have eliminated the $5,000 Military Income Exemption for Indiana Income Tax. Reservists, National Guardsmen, ... Read more...
County Highway Department to cut $23K from this year’s Operating Budget Monday morning during the Marshall County Council meeting, Councilwoman Penny Lukenbill brought forth the recent decision of the (DLGF) Department of Local ... Read more...
Plymouth Veterinary Clinic Pals and their owners paid a visit to Miller’s Assisted Living Facility on Friday afternoon, April 7th. Veterinarian Technician, Madison and her dog Raymond head up the not-for-profit group. Raymond is a ... Read more...
The Plymouth School Board held an hour – long Project and Preliminary Determination Hearing on Monday concerning a proposed $49,995,000 project that includes building a new junior high school. The proposed site for erecting the new ... Read more...
In response to the overwhelming support of the community for the continued success of this project, the Rees Project Committee is preparing for, and announcing a rare opportunity for the community to once again experience the look, feel ... Read more...
The inspection of the historic foot bridge over the Yellow River was recently completed by the Troyer Group and their recommendations were made known at the April Plymouth Park Board meeting. The preliminary analysis shows that the bridge ... Read more...
The Marshall County Council took the recommendation of Plymouth Mayor Mark Senter and nominated Tony Gamble to serve as their representative on Plymouth’s Economic Development Commission. Monday morning Mayor Senter told the council, in ... Read more...
Three of the four companies Plymouth Utility Superintendent Donnie Davidson sought quotes from for a new roof on the filter building at the Ledyard Plant submitted offers. Monday night during the Board of Public Works and Safety meeting ... Read more...
A single vehicle accident Sunday evening on 14B Road west of Muckshaw sent a Culver man to the Plymouth Hospital. Just after 10 p.m. emergency responders from Argos and the County Sheriff’s Department was dispatched to a 14B Road where a ... Read more...
Ancilla College is launching a groundbreaking new residential college-level Autism program designed for high school graduates with autism. Plans were unveiled at a press conference Friday, April 7th at Ancilla College, located near ... Read more...
Plymouth’s park superintendent Mike Hite told the Park Board of his plans to improve the lightening at Freedom Park in Packard’s Woods. Hite plans to repurpose the light poles from the tennis court project and place five of them near ... Read more...
Last week, the Senate approved an amended version of House Bill 1002, which would establish a long-term, sustainable road funding plan for Indiana. Indiana Senator Randy Head said, “The Senate’s road-funding plan, which is based ... Read more...
All Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicle (BMV) branches will be closed Friday, April 14 in observance of the Good Friday holiday. Branches resume regularly scheduled business hours on Saturday, April 15. For more information on branch ... Read more...
SOUTH BEND, Indiana (April 10, 2017) — The South Bend Cubs officially published eligibility rules and the application form for $5,000 scholarships dedicated to softball and baseball players in 11 counties surrounding Four Winds Field in ... Read more...
The Plymouth School Board will be holding a public hearing prior to the regularly scheduled board meeting on Monday, April 10 at 7:00 P.M. The meeting advertised as a Project and Preliminary Determination Hearing concerns the 2018 ... Read more...
On February 28, of this year the Plymouth Police Department received a report from a patient of the Pilgrim Manor Nursing Home and nursing home staff regarding unauthorized use of the patient’s money. Detective Sgt. Leo Mangus with the ... Read more...
Plymouth City Attorney Sean Surrisi will be at the County Council meeting Monday morning seeking their appointment to the City Economic Development Commission. The City of Plymouth first established the commission in 1973 and the most ... Read more...
