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Culver tops WC CULVER – Culver used a big second half to defeat West Central, 47-33. Maddie Shedrow scored 16 points and pulled down 12 rebounds to lead the Lady Cavaliers. Grace Sieber added 12 points. Kenzie Banks and Alina Pizur each grabbed seven boards. • CULVER 47, WEST CENTRAL 33 At Culver W....
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Ancilla defeats Bethel JV PLYMOUTH – Ancilla College finally got their season underway on Thursday night with a 105-66 victory over the Bethel University JV. Newcomer Caleb Brown led the Chargers with 17 points and five rebounds. Sophomore Keith Rupert added 16 points on 4-6 shooting from three-point range. Cortney Shorter and Connor Doobay...
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PLYMOUTH — Plymouth’s Lady Pilgrims finished their regular season in a characteristic fashion, fighting to the final buzzer but coming up just a little short in a 52-50 loss to Northridge. A three-point bucket by the Raiders Julia Mantyla with just six seconds to play allowed Plymouth one last chance at a shot but they...
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Member of the Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety received an update on the Historic Footbridge Restoration project during their meeting Monday. City Engineer Rick Gaul said the project has encountered some unexpected environmental requirements not included in the original preliminary engineering agreement. Lochmueller Group who is assisting with the environmental documentation for...
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U.S. Representatives Jackie Walorski (R-Ind.) and Jim Banks (R-Ind.) Thursday reintroduced the Dignity for Aborted Children Act to ensure the remains of abortion victims are treated with dignity and respect. “Every human life is a gift from God, and every person deserves dignity and respect,” Congresswoman Walorski said. “This week as Americans from every corner of the...
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On Wednesday, January 27th at 9:38 A.M. an inmate from the Marshall County Jail identified as 35 year old Jeffrey Campbell of Argos was transported to St. Joseph Hospital in Plymouth. While at the hospital, inmate Campbell was using a bathroom when forced a door closed and lock it from the inside. From inside...
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 Governor Eric Holcomb Thursday signed Executive Order 21-02 to adjust the targeted restrictions for counties that have high levels of COVID-19. He also signed Executive Order 21-03 to extend the public health emergency an additional 30 days. “We are not out of the woods. The steps we have been taking to reduce the spread...
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On Wednesday, January 27th Detectives with the Indiana State Police Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force (ICACTF) arrested a Marshall County man on alleged charges of possession of child pornography. The Indiana State Police ICACTF received a Cyber Tip from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC). The tip ultimately led to...
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The Indiana Department of Transportation announces that the intersection of Plymouth Street/State Road 106 and Center Street will be closed Tuesday, February 2nd through Thursday, February 4th. This closure is to install new traffic light signals. The intersection is expected to reopen after 5:00 P.M. on February 4th. Drivers should seek an alternate route....
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Any Marshall County Resident who uses the Recycle Depot to recycle their waste materials will see new bids the next they stop out.  The Depot has added a bin for glass.  The recycling center has also added clean white EPS Styrofoam and plastic film such as plastic grocery bags and clean trash bags. If...
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The Indiana Department of Health announced Thursday that 2,890 additional Hoosiers have been diagnosed with COVID-19 through testing at state and private laboratories. That brings to 619,995 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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Governor Eric J. Holcomb announced a new strategic alignment that will create a tool to bolster the state’s business attraction and expansion efforts. The Indiana Office of Career Connections and Talent (CCT) will integrate with the Indiana Economic Development Corporation (IEDC), positioning the state to provide direct support in talent retainment, recruitment, attraction and...
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The Plymouth Common Council approved an application for exemption from Ordinance 1306 for the Knights of Columbus Monday evening. The Knights will be conducting their annual Tootsie-Roll fundraiser on Friday and Saturday May 7th and 8th at the corner of Michigan and Jefferson Streets as well as in front of Walmart and Kroger. For...
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U.S. Senators Todd Young (R-Ind.), Maggie Hassan (D-N.H.), Susan Collins (R-Maine), and Tim Kaine (D-Va.) reintroduced the bipartisan Gateway to Careers Act to help expand economic opportunity for hard-working Americans and support innovative businesses in need of a strong workforce. Despite the economic downturn from the pandemic, innovative businesses continue to face challenges in...
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Lincoln picks up win at Argos ARGOS – The seventh grade Lady Red Storm went on the road to face Argos Wednesday night taking a 31-9 win. Jersey Hunter led the Lady Red Storms with nine points. Taylor Hauptmann added another six points. The Lady Red Storm travel next to a tournament at Northwood...
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Glenn wins at free throw line WALKERTON – Plymouth’s freshmen traveled to John Glenn Wednesday night and in a battle back and forth the Falcons used some free throws at the end to get the edge 31-27. Ryan Tremaine had 14 points for Plymouth. Plymouth (5-10; NLC 2-5) gest ready for a two week...
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CULVER – Culver’s Cavaliers took a 40-27 win over South Newton in boys basketball action. Owen Clingler had 20 and Jalen King had eight for the Cavs. Culver is 4-8 and will host LaVille on Friday night. *CULVER 40, S. NEWTON 27 at Culver CCHS 8 18 30 40 S Newt. 8 13 21...
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Plymouth gymnasts win at West Noble LIGONIER – PHS Gymnastics traveled to Ligonier to take on West Noble HS on Wednesday. This meet was rescheduled from Monday due to inclement weather. Individuals from Bremen and Rochester also competed. Plymouth defeated West Noble in the varsity team competition by a score of 90.3 to 80.45....
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