Thursday afternoon Bowen Printing at 200 South Michigan Street held a Ribbon Cutting ceremony and an Open House celebrating their new look following the February flood. Bowen Printing is a local, hometown business established in 1943 and still going strong.   While the business has changed hands over the years, their commitment to quality, creativity...
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Monday afternoon about 1, Plymouth Police Officer John Weir with the assistance of the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department served a warrant at 516 Pennsylvania Avenue. Officers located three subjects at the residence and all there were arrested on Drug Task Force warrants. 57 year old Jill McCarty was booked into the Marshall County Jail...
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High school seniors and current college students pursuing a career in education can apply for the Next Generation Hoosier Educators Scholarship through Nov. 30. Up to 200 students can receive renewable scholarships of $7,500 a year for a maximum of four years. This scholarship opportunity encourages more high-achieving students to pursue a fulfilling career teaching in Hoosier...
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Marshall County Soil & Water Conservation District (SWCD) is excited to announce the installation of a raingarden at the Recycle Depot.  Michael Stauffer, local boy scout, approached Debbie Palmer, SWCD District Coordinator, about a raingarden installation as an Eagle Scout project.  Various sites were explored, and with the approval of Marianne Peters, Marshall County...
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On Sunday, September 16 Plymouth Police were called to a residence on North Michigan Street reference a stolen motorcycle. In the early morning hours of the 16th a Motorcycle was taken from the residence and vandalized. Plymouth Police located the motorcycle a block away. Through an investigation by Officer Chad Beatty, police located 31...
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The Plymouth Tractor Supply store is hosting a community Farmers Market this Saturday, September 22. From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., local farmers, crafters and artisans will be onsite selling homemade and homegrown goods at the store located at 1310 Pilgrim Lane. According to store manager Ted Kammer, there’s no better way to celebrate the fall...
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Harvest season is officially underway, which means more slow-moving farm equipment will be on Indiana’s rural roads. To keep Hoosiers safe this year, state agencies are asking motorists to be alert, patient and responsible, as they share the road with these large vehicles. “With more than 14 million acres of farmland, this is a...
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The Marshall County Church Orchestra played their second Farmer’s Market concert of the season last Saturday morning.  The orchestra enjoys playing at least twice a season at the market under the Pergola which gives a little protection from the weather.  This past Saturday was a beautiful day weather wise and everyone enjoyed getting out...
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U.S. Senator Todd Young (R-Ind.), Senator Jeff Merkley (D-Ore.), and Senator Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) — all members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee —along with Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), a member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, have introduced a Senate resolution calling for the immediate release of two Reuters journalists Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe...
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This week, the Senate passed bipartisan legislation that, in part, included a bipartisan Donnelly provision, added as an amendment last month with Senator Mike Crapo (R-ID), that would provide $1 million in funding for the implementation of Trevor’s Law. Donnelly has been pressing the Administration to fully implement Trevor’s Law and provide communities, like...
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