Thursday night about 10:15 Plymouth Police were dispatched to 2401 North Michigan Street Lot 25 for a domestic disturbance. Officer Krynock investigated the complaint and determined that 42 year old Chad Smith of the North Michigan Street address was the aggressor in a domestic battery against his girlfriend. Smith was transported to the Plymouth...
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The American Red Cross encourages eligible donors to give blood to help stock the shelves before the busy holiday season. Many regular donors delay giving between Thanksgiving and New Year’s Day because of holiday activities. This often causes a drop in donated blood available for patients. Therefore, more donations are needed in the weeks...
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The Culver-Union Township Public Library (CUTPL) is releasing a Request for Proposals inviting qualified applicants to submit proposals to provide cleaning services for the Library. This Request for Proposals will be due on November 14, 2016. CUTPL requires that insurance requirements are met before a contract is entered into with a contractor. These requirements relate...
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Second round of the IHSAA Football Sectional tickets will go on sale in the Plymouth High School Athletic Office on Wednesday, October 26th.  The Plymouth Rockies will take on the East Noble Knights at 7p.m. at the Rockpile. Tickets are $6.00 each and can be purchased in advance until 4pm on Friday.  Tickets can also be...
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Students at Triton Elementary School earned 2,285 Trojan PRIDE tickets for making positive behavior choices from August 3 – October 14 this year.  This was announced at the PRIDE celebration to celebrate the first quarter of the school year. The convocation also recognized all that was accomplished with the first annual “Walkathon” fundraiser at...
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In this picture the Plymouth High School staff celebrates the Chicago Cubs reaching the first World Series in 71 years! Principal Jim Condon, allowed his staff to wear Chicago Cubs apparel or the team’s colors along with jeans on the first day back coming off fall break. He gladly offered a second day with...
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After some discussion the Plymouth Common Council approved on 2nd and 3rd reading the amended 2017 Salary Ordinance. The initially proposed ordinance did have issues the council wanted to address. Councilmember Gary Cook said he believed the consensus of the City Council was to award a $1,000 across the board raise to all full...
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Indiana’s unemployment rate remained at 4.5 percent as the national unemployment rate ticked up 0.1 percent to 5 percent in September.  Indiana’s labor force, a measure of Hoosiers employed or seeking employment, has increased by 75,566 since January of this year while total employment has increased by 75,425 during this timeframe. The state’s labor force has increased by nearly...
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29 year old William Fritter of 12 Road in Plymouth was arrested on Friday night, October 21st. About 11:15, an officer with the Marshall County Police Department conducted a traffic stop on a black 2000 Jeep in the area of 12th and Pear Roads.   The driver of the vehicle, William Fritter was found to...
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A traffic stop Saturday evening led to the arrest of an Argos woman. 37 year old Marlanna J. Howell of Kenilworth Road was stopped on Oakhill Avenue near Thayer Street in Plymouth about 5 p.m. Officer Matthew Emenhiser discovered that Howell was driving while suspended with a prior infraction.  Marlanna Howell was lodged in...
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