The Shop With A Cop and Emergency Services program sponsored by Plymouth F.O.P Lodge 195 in Marshall County is in its 25th year of providing a bit of holiday cheer to children in Marshall County. The program offers assistance to youth in all the elementary schools in Marshall County. While the program is geared toward...
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On Thursday, November 26, at approximately 2:30 in the afternoon a female driver of a minivan was called in for unsafe driving. Plymouth Police Officer Jeremy Enyart located the vehicle and conducted a traffic stop at Jefferson and Walnut Streets. During the investigation it was discovered that the female driver had an active protective...
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The City of Plymouth continues to look at the possibility of enacting an ordinance that would prohibit the parking of vehicles in the grassy-area of a front yard. Last week City Attorney Sean Surrisi told council members he is still working on ideas for restricting parking in front yards. Mayor Mark Senter provided council...
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On Sunday, November 29th at approximately 12:00 P.M. Deputy Bennett with the Marshall County Sheriff Department located a fugitive from justice in the area of the 100 block of West Randolph Street in LaPaz. The subject was identified as 49-year-old Kevin Dyer of LaPaz. Mr. Dyer resisted Law Enforcement while attempting to take...
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Abby Collins, Recreation Director for the Plymouth Park Department confirmed last Wednesday that all park activities including the line dancing classes at the Webster Center are on hold. Collins said, “With the recent surge in the number of COVID-19 cases in our area, all park activities are on hold.” She will keep WTCA up-to-date...
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As we enter into Winter Weather Season you are reminded to keep fire hydrants free and clear of snow and snow buildup. While out clearing your sidewalks and driveways the Plymouth Fire Department would like to ask homeowners to make sure fire hydrants on your property are shoveled out as well. By digging...
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The Indiana Department of Health announced Monday that 5,713 additional Hoosiers have been diagnosed with COVID-19 through testing at state and private laboratories. That brings to 338,977 the number of Indiana residents now known to have had the novel coronavirus following corrections to the previous day’s dashboard. Marshall County reported 25 new individuals tested...
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The Town of Culver would like to remind residents that with the first significant snow falling Monday and Tuesday here are a few winter reminders: It is a great help to our snow removal crews when vehicles, as much as possible, are moved off of town streets in advance of snow accumulation. This...
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More shoppers than ever before will be browsing and shopping the online deals today, so the Indiana Department of Revenue (DOR) wants to remind all Hoosiers of how to shop smart this holiday season. The holidays offer cybercriminals a chance to steal sensitive data and then quickly turn that stolen data into cash, either...
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Attorney General Curtis Hill is warning Hoosiers to beware of advertising pitches that mislead consumers into thinking they have won significant prizes. This tactic is often employed to lure people to locations where they are subjected to used-car sales pitches. Despite successful legal actions taken previously by the Office of the Attorney General against...
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As positive cases of COVID-19 continue to climb so do the number of canceled and postponed athletic contests. The Plymouth boys basketball team was scheduled to host Triton tonight. That game has been postponed. The JV and varsity games are rescheduled for Dec. 19 with a JV tipoff of 6:15 p.m. The Bremen boys...
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Click the Deaton – Clemens Van Gilder Funeral at the right for complete details.
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The National Weather Service has placed Marshall County under a Winter Weather Advisory until 9 A.M. on Tuesday, December 1, 2020. A Winter Weather Advisory is issued when conditions will cause travel difficulties and other minor impacts. Use caution. THREAT: Accumulating snow of 2 to 4 inches is possible IMPACTS: Travel conditions could become...
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As the City of Plymouth’s main Stellar Communities project, phase four of the REES will be completed with funds from the Office of Rural Affairs (OCRA) through a grant awarded the city. Monday evening the Common Council approved the sub-recipient agreements. Phase four of the REES includes completing the interior. The basement will...
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The Plymouth School Board is scheduled to meet for their final meeting of 2020 on Tuesday, December 1 at 7:00 P.M. Below are the restrictions included in the agenda for attending the meeting in-person or accessing through Zoom. “Please note that in response to all recommendations of the CDC and the State of Indiana...
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As part of Governor Eric Holcomb’s Executive Order pertaining to the pandemic: towns, cities, townships, counties and businesses are to create a COVID Response Plan ensuring a safe environment for employees and customers. On Monday evening the Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety officially implemented their plan. The plan includes several sections: employee...
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The Salvation Army Red Kettle Campaign in Marshall County is preparing to kick off this year. Bell ringers will be out in front of Wal-Mart ringing the familiar bells hoping folks will drop in a few dollars or their spare change to help those less fortunate during 2020-2021. Funds collected will remain in our...
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In October of 2018 The REES hosted its first fundraising gala to the theme of Puttin’ on the Ritz, to benefit the campaign to restore and renew Plymouth’s historic theater. The result was an evening of celebration and community excitement. It was a sellout crowd and extraordinarily successful in raising funds to meet our goal and...
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The 19th round of COVID-19 Rapid Response grants were awarded Monday, November 23, to organization(s) addressing critical basic needs such as food, childcare, and housing/utility assistance for households impacted by COVID-19. United Way, in partnership with the Marshall County Community Foundation, is working with a network of businesses, educators, faith-based and disaster relief...
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The Indiana Department of Health today announced that 4,335 additional Hoosiers have been diagnosed with COVID-19 through testing at state and private laboratories. That brings to 333,312 the number of Indiana residents now known to have had the novel coronavirus following corrections to the previous day’s dashboard. Marshall County reported that 30 new...
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