The Plymouth High School Girls Softball Team will host their 2nd Annual Pancake Breakfast on Saturday March 28. The breakfast starts at 8:00 a.m. and goes until 11:00 a.m. in the PHS Cafeteria and breakfast includes all-you-can-eat pancakes, sausage, juice and coffee. Tickets are $5.00 each and 5 and under eat for FREE. You can purchase tickets from PHS...
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This week Encore Performing Arts released details of their 2015 Season at an event held at the Heartland Artist Gallery in downtown Plymouth. The 2015 season opens on June 6th with Original Art Songs. This event, held at the Plymouth Church of the Brethren will feature original music from rural mid-America composers and then...
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On Wednesday the Weidner School Of Inquiry invited one of their Community Partners to speak to their learners. Carmen Yoder from Zentis spent her afternoon in WSOI facilitator Carl Davis’ Econ Classes. Learners are discussing the main ideas around scarcity, economics resources, opportunity cost, and factors of production. They are also analyzing why an...
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On Tuesday, March 17th detectives from the Starke County Sheriff’s Department received information that John Risner and Valerie Haddix has been making Methamphetamines at their residence in the 2000 S block of 100 W, in North Judson. Officers went to the residence along with K9 Terror and spoke to 45 year old Valerie Haddix....
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Washington, D.C. — U.S. Senators Joe Donnelly (D-IN) and Tim Scott (R-SC) introduced this week the Empowering Student Borrowers Act, bipartisan legislation that aims to improve the financial literacy of college students and ensure that student borrowers have access to the best tools and information to make responsible borrowing decisions. Donnelly said, “A college education...
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Triton High School student, Derek Johnston, is shown in human Body Systems’ class using the spirometer to measure lung capacity. Exchange student Richard Riedi, is also pictured. Each of the body systems is studied in depth in this class and the students continue to learn how to measure and evaluate the working of...
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Just a reminder that of the Tornado Siren/Drill test will take place today at 10:15amand again at 7:35pm tonight. The drill will be initiated by a “TEST” Tornado Warning issued by the National Weather Service offices in Indiana, triggering programmed electronic devices. Outdoor warning sirens controlled by the Marshall County Sheriff’s department or other jurisdictions may be activated today...
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Brittney Patrick, 25, of Plymouth, was sentenced Wednesday (March 18, 2015) in Marshall Superior Court Number 1 to three years imprisonment for possessing methamphetamine, three years imprisonment for the unlawful sale of a precursor, and two years of imprisonment for neglect of a dependent. The two three year sentences were ordered to run concurrently,...
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About 11:30 Wednesday morning the Marshall County 9-1-1 Dispatch Center received a call from the Marshall County Humane Society at 11165 13th Road with the call of a structure fire. As the Plymouth Fire Department responded to the scene a Trooper with the Indiana State Police arrived on scene first and was able to...
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The time for spring cleaning is just around the corner and Plymouth Mayor Mark Senter wants to remember city residents of the large item trash pick-up. Each household gets one free large item pick up once a month from the city’s trash hauler, Republic Services. All you have to do is call Republic Services...
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