03/27/12 The Plymouth Knights of Columbus Council 1975 will be hosting an all you can eat Lenten fish dinner on Friday, March 30th. The dinner will be held at the Knights of Columbus Hall at 901 E. Jefferson in Plymouth from 4pm to 7pm. Your $8.50 ticket will provide with an all you...
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03/27/12 Last week Senator Dan Coats (R-Ind.) made the following statement after voting for the Jump-start Our Business Start-ups (JOBS) Act, bipartisan legislation that will provide more access to capital and generate economic growth. “The JOBS Act will make much-needed regulatory changes to help start-ups and entrepreneurs access public markets and create jobs,”...
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03/26/12 On Wednesday, March 21st officers from the Marshall County Sheriff Department were conducting an investigation of thefts in the LaPaz area. Through the investigation it was found that the tenants at Lot 20 of the Little Fawn Trail Park had ran a cable wire from the Mediacom cable box thru an open...
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03/26/12 The Marshall County Commissioners and the Marshall County Council will convene for a special joint public meeting on Wednesday, March 28th at 7:00 p.m. in the Commissioners’ Meeting Room on the second floor of the County Building located at112 West Jefferson Street in Plymouth. The purpose of special meeting is to discussing...
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03/26/12 Last week on Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday members of the Plymouth High School Business Professionals of America Team (BPA) competed at the State Finals in Indianapolis. Students at this competition compete by presenting case studies, solving problems, and demonstrating competencies in business related activities. Kelly Bryant (Fundamental Word Processing) and Jessica Cleveland...
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03/26/12 Jeni Hirschy, Assistant Principal at Riverside Intermediate School recently released a number of news items about the great things students at Riverside are doing. Under a partnership with TCU, Riverside recognizes students and teachers who have earned perfect attendance for each nine weeks. Student’s names are entered into a drawing for a savings...
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03/26/12 A local group formed, in part, to pursue building a Dog Park within Centennial Park continues to hold fundraisers and accept donations for fencing. The proposed area would be built just east of the tennis courts and Freyman Shelter. According to BOW WOW Friends, the park is designed to let dogs walk,...
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03/26/12 The week of March 12-16, Argos High Students In Service (ASIS) under the leadership of sponsor Darle Kenz sold green derbies and noses to benefit the Logan Center in South. Argos Students in Service is an organization which grew out of the old Future Homemakers of America. There are about 40...
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03/26/12 When area residents hear Earthworks, they immediately think of a variety of healthy, wholesome breads and other baked products. However, according to Sister Sue Rogers who oversees much of the Earthworks activities, one of their basic purposes is education. For many years, Earthworks baked their goods at night in their kitchen near the...
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03/26/12 John Montgomery of the Coffee Lodge and Bakery arrives at Miller’s Senior Living Community to sell his delicious Fingerhut Bakery doughnuts and other savory items. And, every Friday Miller’s residents and staff are anxiously awaiting his arrival. John, who is a Plymouth resident, an IUSB student, and part owner of the Coffee Lodge...
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