A Plymouth man was arrested after he resisted police multiple times. Tuesday morning about 3, Plymouth Police Officer Paul Stamper went to take 29 year old Gary Felix into custody on an outstanding felony warrant out of St. Joseph County. The incident started that morning behind 1911 North Michigan Street.  Mr. Felix resisted when...
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26 year old Sharlyn Pell of Plymouth was observed removing tags and concealing items on her person at Walmart on Monday morning about 11. Ms. Pell failed to pay for the items and attempted to leave the store.  She was taken into custody by Walmart Asset Protection. Plymouth Police Officer Ben McIntrye took her...
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61 year old Jimmy Cripe of Plymouth was arrested Wednesday evening about 6:45 by City Police. Officer Jerrid Arnold stopped Cripe in an alley near the intersection of North Walnut and West Novelty Street.  An investigation began and Officer Arnold arrested Cripe for Operating a motor vehicle While Intoxicated.  He was lodged in the...
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On April 11, The Center at Donaldson, sponsored by the Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ, was awarded $4,400 for its prescribed burn program from Arrow Head County Resource Conservation and Development. This grant allows The Center at Donaldson to purchase equipment and protective gear that the program will use to increase the number of acres that...
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This week Plymouth Police Officers have arrested several people on warrants. Monday afternoon, May 21st Officer Ben McIntyre observed 27 year old James McMichael Jr. of Plymouth walking down Michigan Street and knew there was an arrest warrant for him through the Marshall County Drug Task Force.  McMichael was stopped and taken into custody...
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This week the Plymouth Common Council reviewed compliance forms for tax abatements granted to two local businesses. Pretzels Inc. was granted a personal property tax abatement in 2016 and a review found the snack manufacturer in compliance.  They also filed a 103-ERA form for the Economic Revitalization Area status and a 103-EL form which...
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President Trump Thursday signed into law the bipartisan community banking regulatory relief package that U.S. Senator Joe Donnelly negotiated, co-wrote, and helped introduce last November. The Economic Growth, Regulatory Relief, and Consumer Protection Act passed the Senate in March and the House of Representative earlier this week. President Trump Thursday called the law “a very, very important...
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Later this month, the Culver Police Department (CPD) will join law-enforcement agencies across Indiana and the nation to increase enforcement of seat-belt laws for Click It or Ticket. Multiple weeks of high-visibility patrols will be watching for unrestrained passengers in cars and trucks, both children and adults, the front seat and back, both day...
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Triton School Corporation is blessed once again to have the opportunity to join forces with Mr. Drew Westafer and Auto Park Ford in Bremen for another Drive 4 Your School Event. This Drive 4 Your School Event will take place on Saturday, May 26th from 9am till 1pm in the Triton Jr. Sr. High Parking lot....
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U.S. Senator Joe Donnelly today lauded the House of Representatives passage of the bipartisan legislation package that he negotiated, co-wrote, and helped introduce last November, and helped pass in the Senate in March. The bill now heads to President Trump, who has previously said he would sign it into law. The Economic Growth, Regulatory Relief, and...
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