On Friday, March 5th, at approximately 4:00 o’clock in the morning, Marshall County Officer Wozniak checked on a suspicious vehicle in the 11,000 block of Ridgeview Drive in Plymouth. During the investigation, the driver of the vehicle, Zakrey Early, 23 years old from Plymouth was found to be in possession of cocaine and marijuana....
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In November, students from across the state of Indiana submitted audition videos to the Indiana Bandmasters Association. Lincoln Junior High School 8th grader Levi Hutchinson was amongst those 7th-9th graders who spent a month practicing and preparing the audition music. Levi, along with 98 other students, was selected to be a member of the...
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A Grovertown man was lodged in the Marshall County Jail on Tuesday, March 2nd after Officer Krynock with the Plymouth Police Department stopped his vehicle at US 30 and Pioneer Drive. Officer Krynock observed 40-year-old Chad Demis commit several traffic infractions. During the stop investigation, Demis was found to be under the influence of...
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The Indiana Department of Health announced Friday that 879 additional Hoosiers have been diagnosed with COVID-19 through testing at state and private laboratories. That brings to 665,285 the number of Indiana residents now known to have had the novel coronavirus following corrections to the previous day’s dashboard. In Marshall County 9 new cases of...
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U.S. Representative Jackie Walorski (R-Ind.) Thursday released the following statement after voting against H.R. 1, an attempted federal takeover of election systems: “We need bipartisan reforms to assure the American people their votes are counted fully, fairly, and accurately. But H.R. 1 won’t restore confidence in our elections – it will only sow further...
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Wednesday, U.S. Senators Todd Young (R-Ind.), Tammy Baldwin (D-Wis.), and Gary Peters (D-Mich.) are reintroducing the Great Lakes Winter Commerce Act, bipartisan legislation that will codify the U.S. Coast Guard’s icebreaking mission on the Great Lakes and increase the icebreaking capacity of the Great Lakes fleet. Icebreaking is critical for commerce in the Great Lakes,...
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The Niles Scream Park, one of Michiana’s most popular autumn destinations, is currently seeking to recruit new community non-profit groups to assist with putting the “Care in Scare!” The Niles Scream Park is a non-profit community project that uses approximately 150 to 200 volunteers per night to staff its various attractions. These volunteers represent...
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The third and final public hearing for the potential formation of the Argos Fire Protection Territory was held Thursday evening in the Argos Fire Department.  Along with the public in attendance were members of the Argos Town Council. Green Township Trustee and Advisory Board members and Walnut Township Trustee and Advisory Board members. After...
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County Sheriff shares statistics from the Marshall County Drug task Force with Commissioners. During Monday’s commissioner meeting Sheriff Matt Hassel presented the commissioner with a report detailing the annual activities from his department. Last year, 2020 the Drug Task Force (DTF) conducted over 160 controlled buys and covert operations and spent nearly $34,000 on...
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On Wednesday March 3rd, just after one in the morning Deputy Anthony Styers initiated a traffic stop on a white Hyundai traveling northbound on Old US 31 near 4th Road. During the traffic stop investigation, the driver, 37-year-old Bonnie Agee of Osceola was found to be under the influence of a controlled substance. Bonnie...
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A roofing project for the Plymouth Community Schools could begin by May following the actions of the school board on Tuesday. Plans are to repair or renovate parts of the roofs at Plymouth High School, the Washington Discovery Academy and Menominee Elementary. According to David Schoof, Director of Facilities, he has used various equipment...
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Easter in the Park is planned for next month in Plymouth. During the Plymouth Park Board meeting on Monday, Mike Hite the superintendent, told board members they are planning an outdoor event for Easter.  The traditional Easter Egg Hunt will be held on Saturday, April 3rd in Centennial Park. More details will be released...
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The Indiana Department of Health announced Wednesday that Hoosiers age 50 and older are now eligible to receive a free COVID-19 vaccine. This expansion of eligibility makes the vaccine available to an additional 412,000 Hoosiers. Due to limited vaccine supplies nationally, Indiana has prioritized healthcare workers, first responders and those who are most vulnerable...
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Avon Waters, Artist in Residence at the Historic Vonnegut House, will be at the Culver-Union Township Public Library this Saturday.   Waters will hold a program at 10:30 a.m. at the library; he will explain how five artists are painting major Indiana Waterways to bring attention to conservation of our waterways.   Water’s work,...
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A mass vaccination clinic is planned for March 26-27 at the University of Notre Dame. To register for those clinics or any other vaccination site, visit https://ourshot.in.gov or call 211. Hoosiers age 50 and older, along with healthcare workers, long-term care residents and first responders are now eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine. As of today,...
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The Indiana Department of Transportation will be transitioning from merging early to merging late with more widespread use of zipper merges in work zones this construction season. What is a zipper merge?  Zipper merges are used when a lane is closed ahead due to road construction or maintenance work. Zipper merges are designed to...
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Calls from scammers to homes and businesses posing as NIPSCO employees are on the rise—an issue impacting many energy companies around the United States. With this uptick in scams, NIPSCO is warning customers to be aware of scammers that might attempt to target them by impersonating a NIPSCO employee. Recent and common reports from...
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U.S. Representative Jackie Walorski (R-Ind.) Wednesday introduced legislation to provide economic relief during the COVID-19 pandemic to seniors who continue working or return to work after claiming Social Security benefits. “As safe and effective vaccines bring us closer to defeating coronavirus and rebuilding our economy, workers and families across the country are still facing...
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Earlier this week, U.S. Senator Todd Young (R-Ind.) laid out his opposition to Democrats’ American Rescue Plan due to hundreds of billions of dollars in wasteful pet projects and spending unrelated to the COVID-19 pandemic. In an interview with Neil Cavuto on Fox News and again in a speech on the Senate floor, Senator Young pointed to blue state bailouts,...
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On Wednesday night the residents at Miller’s Assisted Living in Plymouth got together with the help of Anna Corbett, Community Relations Director, to play a board game. The favorite for the night was Yahtzee!!!  Everyone said it had been a long time since they played Yahtzee but they were having a great time.   The...
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