The 23RD annual Project D.A.R.E. of Marshall County banquet will be held on Thursday May 15, at 6:30pm, at Christo’s Banquet Center at 830 East Lincolnway East in Plymouth. The banquet is open to the public and is for the purpose of recognizing D.A.R.E. students from the school districts in Marshall County who were...
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Students at Triton Elementary School rocked out with 50′s Day on Friday, April 11th. Students dressed the part of Elvis and other 50′s personalities and enjoyed performing musical hits like “Blue Suede Shoes” for the many visitors. Students also enjoyed celebrating the day with root beer floats. Pictured are fourth grade students from Mrs....
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04/18/14 Thursday evening the Plymouth School Board conducted a special public meeting to interview candidates for the seat vacated by the recent resignation of Gary Cook. Although an elected position, the statutory process requires candidates to submit a letter of interest. If interviews are conducted, they must be in a public meeting, thus the...
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04/18/14 Chief Deputy Prosecutor Nelson Chipman lamented today that “for the last 6 or 7 years, one name consistently came up over and over in the overwhelming number of meth related cases handled by local law enforcement.” “In my opinion,” said Chipman, “Otis Young is responsible for getting more people, particularly young females, addicted...
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04/18/14 In 1970 Earth Day became an official holiday to raise concern about the changing environment around us. We only have one Earth, so it is a necessity to pay attention and take care of the environment. In honor of the environmental movement of Earth Day, the Mayor’s Youth Council will be hosting an...
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04/18/14 In what Chief Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Nelson Chipman described as one of the most unusual sentencing hearings he had ever participated in, Judge Robert O. Bowen sentenced Thomas Howell, 50, of Plymouth to 12 years of imprisonment at the Indiana Department of Corrections for manufacturing methamphetamine in the Red Rock Inn. Howell repeatedly...
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The number of high school students who graduated last year took a very slight dip from the year before. According to the Indiana Department Education (IDOE), the graduation rate statewide for the school year 2012-2013 was 88.6 percent. The graduation rates for 2011-2012 came in at 88.7 percent. However, Glenda Ritz, Indiana superintendent of...
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04/18/14 On Monday, April 14th at approximately 10:30 P.M. an officer with the Culver Police Department was on routine patrol in the area of West Shore Drive and South Main Street. During patrol the officer conducted a traffic stop on a passenger vehicle for traffic violations. The driver of the vehicle, 22 year old...
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Riverside’s fifth-grade Project Based Learning team has been studying the American Revolution. Student groups wrote skits for the important events in the Revolution. They created props, sets and scripts. The students acted, were responsible for backstage efforts, sang songs and played their recorders. The entire production was created by the students and it was...
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The Argos Community Schools Board of Trustees will meet in regular session Monday, April 21st at 7:00 p.m. at the administration building. A strategic planning work session will be held Tuesday, April 29th at 6:00 p.m. in the school library.
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