01/03/12 The Plymouth Plan Commission and Board of Zoning Appeals will meet Tuesday, January 3rd at 7 p.m.  and 7:30 respectfully in the Council Chambers of City Hall. The Plan Commission doesn’t have any specific issues to discuss, it’s mainly a reorganizational meeting with the election of officers and setting the meeting date and...
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01/03/12 Last week during the Plymouth Common Council meeting Mayor Mark Senter announced his appointments for 2012.  He re-appointed Kevin Morrison to the Aviation Board, Dave Morrow to the Park Board, and Fred Webster and Greg Compton to the Redevelopment Commission. The Mayor also re-appointed Vida Creed to the Marshall County Alcoholic Beverage Commission...
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01/03/12 The annual Plymouth High School Financial Aid Night will be held on Wednesday, January 4th at 7 p.m. in the school’s cafeteria.  As the costs of college and vocational and technical schools continue to increase, students and their parents are searching for ways to finance their education.  Therefore, Financial Aid Night is an...
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01/03/11 January is the perfect time to honor the people who help others through the simple act of giving blood. Since 1970, January has been known as National Blood Donor Month. It’s a time when blood organizations like the American Red Cross pay tribute to the nearly 11 million people who give blood each...
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01/02/12 Last week Mayor Mark Senter took a few minutes out of the City Council meeting to honor the three city council members who were finishing their terms.  He presented a Key to the City to each one. Councilman Mark Neidig completed his four year term.  Mayor Mark said, “Mark has had many questions...
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With 6.8 seconds left in regulation and Wabash down by two, coach Antoine Carpenter put the ball in the hands of a freshman. “We had a time-out and I was thinking ‘(Aaron Zinnerman’s) going to get the ball, what corner am I going to stand in,’” said Houston Hodges. “They drew up the play....
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01/02/12 Although Curtis Heydt spent some 33 years serving in the United States Army as a chaplain and pastor, he believes his work is not done. Beginning In January, Heydt will begin meeting with local veterans in a support group setting at the LifePlex in Plymouth. Heydt said, “It’s a chance to reach out...
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