Triton Elementary Pre-School Teachers, Mrs. Tabetha Lisek and Mrs. Allison Stewart have set out for the next twelve days, to teach their preschool students the art of giving and letting those around them know they are thankful for them. The Triton School Corporation theme to start this year out was a focus on living...
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The Indiana Department of Health Thursday announced that 8,527 additional Hoosiers have been diagnosed with COVID-19 through testing at state and private laboratories. That brings to 359,430 the number of Indiana residents now known to have had the novel coronavirus following corrections to the previous day’s dashboard. Marshall County reported 93 new positive covid-19...
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INDOT wants you and your family to stay safe on the roads this winter.  By following these tips and advice, you’ll be ready for winter driving.  And don’t forget:  Ice and Snow, Take it Slow! Knowledge:  Before leaving home, find out about the driving conditions.  Safe drivers know the weather, and their limits.  If the...
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The Niles Scream Park, one of Michiana’s most popular autumn attractions, recently completed another successful season at its always changing 44 acre site on Mayflower Road between Niles and Buchanan. This year, the 47th consecutive year for running the project, the Scream Park raised over $109,000 for more than 60 area children’s organizations, civic...
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Attorney General Curtis Hill and Indiana State Veterinarian Bret D. Marsh, DVM, are warning Hoosiers to watch out for online pet-adoption scams. Both offices have received complaints recently from citizens who have made down payments on animals they found on the internet — only to learn after paying multiple fees and never receiving animals that...
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Click the Deaton-Clemens Van Gilder Funeral at the right for complete details.
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LAKEVILLE – LAKEVILLE, IN. – The girls varsity basketball team played host to Hoosier North Athletic Conference rival Triton in a varsity only contest. LaVille came up on the short end of a 38-29 HNAC decision to the Trojans. Lucy Sherk collected a double-double, scoring 15 points and hauling down 10 rebounds. Heaylyn Kwiatkowski...
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Glenn gets big win over Washington SOUTH BEND – John Glenn visited The Great Western Forum at South Bend Washington and came away with a convincing win 72-6. Twelve of the thirteen Falcon grapplers picked up wins tonight. And also picking up a win in JV action was Aaron Norman with a first period...
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LAKEVILLE – The 56th annual TCU Bi-County basketball tournament will be unlike any before it. But why not? It is 2020 after all. Normally pairings are drawn at an official luncheon at Christo’s Banquet Hall in Plymouth. This year the draw was held Wednesday afternoon during a ZOOM meeting. “It stinks because we couldn’t...
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A request to extend a Variance of Use by Paul Oviedo to allow a multi-family apartment building at 1220 Lincolnway East in Plymouth was approved Tuesday night. Oviedo was granted a Variance of Use in April of 2017 to allow the existing apartment building to continue operating as is has for more than 50...
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Tuesday evening the Plymouth Plan Commission conducted their final meeting of the year.  President Doug Feece called the meeting to order and presented the only case to be heard. The Power of Attorney for the Donald and Mary Lou Fritz property at the dead-end of 5D Road, just of Michigan Road, Lonnie Stutler, was...
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The Plymouth School Board shared their appreciation for the work provided from two outgoing board members during the December 1 meeting. Todd Samuelson has served on the board for the last 24 years. Robin Cupka leaves after four years and one month. The board voted unanimously to add five additional eLearning days to the...
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On Tuesday the Marshall County Commissioners extended the Public Health Disaster Emergency Declaration.  State statute requires the commissioners to make a determined every seven days on this emergency declaration. This will be the 7th consecutive week the county has been under the emergency declaration. On Tuesday the county had 29 new individuals that tested positive...
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Marshall County REMC has seen a rise in their members reporting scam calls in the area. Demands for immediate payment with threats of disconnection over the phone are scams. Marshall County REMC will not ask for payment information over the phone or through prepaid cards, gift cards or other unusual methods of payment. If you suspect...
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Discover Plymouth is pleased to announce the winners of this year’s Shop Small Scavenger Hunt held on Friday and Saturday. The 1st Place winner was Kate Messick.  She won $250 in Downtown Dollars. 2nd Place went to Lindsey Neidig who will receive $100 in Downtown Dollars.  Both had 25 correct answers. 3rd Place is...
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The Indiana Department of Health today announced that 6,655 additional Hoosiers have been diagnosed with COVID-19 through testing at state and private laboratories. That brings to 350,970 the nuay positivity-unique  scored 29.6%.mber of Indiana residents now known to have had the novel coronavirus following corrections to the previous day’s dashboard. Marshall County reported 105...
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Ouabache State Park’s annual Wonderland of Lights display is running from 6 to 9 p.m. nightly through Dec. 31. This drive-through event includes a synchronized light show at the park’s Fire Tower Plaza and more than 40 displays in the campground. This year the Friends of Ouabache group partnered with the First Bank of Berne...
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On Tuesday, Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb announced that he had signed an executive order extending the public health emergency first declared in March through at least December 31st.
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 Wednesday, U.S. Senator Todd Young (R-Ind.) announced his nominations for U.S. service academy appointments. Applications were received from 160 high school students, and a select group was interviewed by an advisory board chosen by Senator Young. Out of 70 interviewed, 32 exemplary young men and women from across Indiana received a nomination from Senator Young.   A nomination does not guarantee...
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During Tuesday’s Senate GOP leadership press conference, U.S. Senator Todd Young (R-Ind.) discussed the need to pass targeted coronavirus relief to help Hoosier small businesses and schools and to bolster testing.   “It’s of course December 1st and we still don’t have a coronavirus relief package that has been passed, signed into law by the...
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