Sunday, Plymouth Police Officer Ben McIntyre served warrants on two individuals. Just before 6 p.m. he located 37 year old Patricia Diaz-Pacheco of Plymouth at her residence in the Jackson Heights Apartments.  She was transported to the Marshall County Jail and held for Failure to Appear. Just after 8 p.m. 53 year old Jorge...
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Indiana’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate remained at 4.4 percent in December, marking a 1.5 percent decrease over the past year. The Hoosier labor force also maintained a positive trend, gaining more than 10,000 individuals in December, which brings the total labor force growth for the year to 37,762 and 109,037 added since January 2013....
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1st Source Bank has donated $65,000 to Ancilla College as an early-bird gift during the quiet phase of the college’s upcoming comprehensive campaign. The funds will benefit the new student life center and residence hall. Jim Seitz, 1st Source President, and Connie Lemler, 1st Source Regional President, presented the donation to Ancilla President Ken...
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Washington, D.C.—Wednesday, U.S. Senator Joe Donnelly released his annual report for 2015.  The report details Donnelly’s bipartisan legislative work, his travels around the state, and his efforts to help Hoosiers in his third year as U.S. Senator for Indiana. The report highlights the Senator’s accomplishments, including a number of bipartisan bills and amendments that were signed into...
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The Plymouth Optimist Club will host their annual Tri-Star Basketball Contest this Sunday, January 31st in the multipurpose gym at Plymouth High School. Tri-Star is the competition that boys and girls age 8 to 13 compete while dribbling, passing and shooting a basketball. The competition is scored by age groups, and one in each...
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Marshall County Deputy Prosecutor Tami Napier spoke to the entire freshman class of Weidner School Of Inquiry Weidner School of Inquiry at Plymouth High School last week. The students are all in a class called Global Perspective and they have been preparing for their jury trials on their American Revolutionary War Project. WSOI Administrators...
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Mike Hite, Superintendent of the Plymouth Park Department appeared before members of the Plymouth Redevelopment Commission Tuesday night to discuss the proposed kayak/canoe launch in River Park Square. Hite said the launch is in the park’s 5-year plan and is included in phase II of the development plan for River Park Square.  He said...
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With very little business during the Plymouth Common Council meeting Monday night, new member, Gary Cook made a recommendation to amend the recently passed ordinance that allows retiring city police officer the ability to purchase their service weapons for $1.00 when they retire. Cook, a former police officer for the City of Plymouth suggested...
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The calendar may still say January, but we are beginning our preparation for the upcoming severe weather season. The National Weather Service in cooperation with The Marshall County Emergency Management Agency and The Marshall County SKYWARN group will be hosting the annual Weather Observer and Outreach Talk (Storm Spotter Training).  Meteorologists from the National...
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Parents with student in Menominee Elementary School received an email Tuesday night from Principal Steven Boyer concerning an incident he learned about on Monday. The letter says: On Monday, January 25, I was informed that a staff member had given his phone number to students.  Upon receiving this information, I immediately initiated an investigation...
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