01/19/11  The public is welcome to attend an orientation to learn about the new club. Toastmasters will demonstrate the meeting activities at this time and answer any questions to anyone interested in learning more about the new formation of the upcoming club. The public is invited to attend this informational meeting at noon on...
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01/19/11 Beginning January, 2011, a Pet Friendly license plate will be available for purchase by visiting www.GetThemFixed.org, with portions of every purchase benefitting Spay-Neuter Services of Indiana (SNSI) programs. The money received from license plate sales will help fund SNSI’s Spay-Neuter Assistance Program (SNAP). SNAP subsidizes spay/neuter surgeries for low-income Indiana residents. In addition,...
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01/19/11 The prom can be a very memorable night and very expensive… Plymouth’s Beta Delta chapter of the local women’s philanthropic organization, Tri Kappa, has a solution: the second annual Promenade To Prom; a chance to recycle or buy a gently used dress for just $10. Co-chairwoman of the Promenade to Prom, Samantha Murray,...
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01/19/11 Rebuilding Together of Marshall County will be holding its annual open house on Wednesday, February 2nd, at 6 PM at the Life Enrichment Center, 1305 West Harrison Street in Plymouth. During the Open House project homes will be on display for the scheduled work day on April 30th. The open house is held...
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01/19/11 It’s official.  Earlier this month the Plymouth Aviation Board signed a lease agreement with Fort Wayne Helicopters to relocate their business at the Plymouth Airport.  Fort Wayne Helicopters is owned and operated by Kenny Keller Jr., a citizen of Bourbon.  This man lives and breathers helicopters.  His full time occupation is a helicopter...
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01/19/11  Americans for Limited Government (ALG) President Bill Wilson today urged Rep. Joe Donnelly “to join with a majority of Americans who want ObamaCare repealed in its entirety.” “The outcome of the elections in November was clear. The American people don’t want Washington bureaucrats rationing health care based on scarce public funding, making choices that are...
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01/18/11 Monday evening at 6:21 p.m. the Marshall County Emergency Management Agency issued a Weather Advisory.  The Winter Weather Advisory is for freezing rain and snow and is in effect from 6pm Monday until noon Tuesday. Ice up to a tenth of an inch is possible.
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01/18/11 Due to the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday on Monday the Marshall County Drainage Board and Commissioner’s meeting has been moved to Tuesday, January 18th.  The Drainage Board meeting is scheduled for 8:30 in the second floor meeting room of the County Building.  The agenda includes: reorganization of the board with the election...
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01/18/11 Ancilla College has announced the appointment of Tony Booker as Executive Director of Admissions. Booker comes to Ancilla after spending the past three years as a recruiting manager at a transportation regional center in Joliet, IL.  A graduate of Saginaw Valley State University, Booker brings a wealth of experience in admissions to Ancilla...
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01/18/11 Reporting a non-working streetlight just became easier, thanks to a new online tool launched by Northern Indiana Public Service Company (NIPSCO). Customers noticing a streetlight that is broken or burned out can conveniently visit www.NIPSCO.com/StreetlightOut and submit a request to have it fixed. An interactive map identifies all of the streetlights owned or...
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