Local & State News

M.C. Museum Brown Bag Lunch Series Kicks-Off Friday

There has been a schedule change with the Brown Bag Lunch Series at the Marshall County Museum.   This Friday, March 13, kicks-off the series from 12-1 at the Museum. This month’s Brown Bag Lunch will feature a 35-minute documentary, ... Read more...

Do You Know Who This Woman Is?

Plymouth Police Department is asking for help identifying the female pictured. If you have any information on the female pictured contact Detective Leo Mangus Or Officer Bob DeLee at ... Read more...

Redevelopment Commission Supports City’s Priority Projects for TIF Funds

Tuesday evening the Plymouth Redevelopment Commission held a special meeting to consider a proposed bond issue for TIF #1. Plymouth currently has 3 TIF (Tax Incremental Financing) districts.  When created, the first one was not required ... Read more...

4th Annual St. Paddy’s Day Dash this Saturday

The 4th annual St. Paddy’s DAY Dash, a 5K Run/Walk will take place this Saturday, March 14 at Plymouth High School. This year race will raise funds to advance access to compassionate care for cancer patients throughout Marshall ... Read more...

Representative Harman to Host Town Hall Meeting

State Representative Tim Harman, a Republican from Bremen and local legislators will host a town hall meeting in Marshall County on Saturday, March 14. The meeting, which is open to the public, will begin at 9 a.m. and includes an ... Read more...

Aviation Board Opens Bid for Hanger Roof, Siding and Partitions

The Plymouth Aviation board met Tuesday night and opened bids for the renovations of the last of the hangars. Only one bid was received from Johnson Builders. That bid for a new roof, new siding and building partitions inside the hangar ... Read more...

Bourbon Police Stop

On Tuesday, March 10th at 12:40 A.M. Bourbon Police Officer Matt Geiger stopped a Ford Explore for speeding on US 30 at State Road 331. During the stop it was found that the driver identified as 19 year old Deandre A. Brown of South Bend ... Read more...

Plymouth Run-A-Way Located in Texas

WTCA has been able to confirm that Alyssa Tapia, the 14 year old run-a-way from Plymouth has been located in Houston, Texas. About 7:30  p.m. Wednesday her family received a tip on her location.  They notified Detective Leo Mangus with ... Read more...

February Activity Report for the Plymouth Police Dept.

Plymouth Police Chief Dave Bacon released the February Activity Report during Monday night’s Board of Public Works and Safety Meeting. His department answered 469 calls for information and 245 complaints. Plymouth officers conducted ... Read more...

Flags at Half-Staff for Mayor Greenlee

Plymouth Mayor, Mark Senter has asked that American flags throughout the City of Plymouth be posted at half-staff from Friday morning until Monday morning.  This is to honor the late Mayor Jack Greenlee whose funeral will be held on ... Read more...

Daniel Flynn Reads “Stay Positive” book he Illustrated to WDA Students

On Wednesday the students and staff of Washington Discovery Academy celebrated the book “Stay Positive”. The illustrator of the book, Daniel Flynn, a 2014 graduate of Plymouth High School was at WDA to read the book to the various ... Read more...

Plymouth School Schedule 3 Saturday Virtual Learning Days

The Plymouth Community School Corporation would like to announce the following three virtual learning snow makeup days for their students and staff: Saturday, April 11th, Saturday, April 18th, and Saturday, May 16th. More information ... Read more...

Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society Inducts New Members

DONALDSON – Phi Theta Kappa, the international honor society of two-year colleges, inducted 21 new members from Ancilla College for the spring semester in a formal ceremony Sunday, March 8th at Ancilla’s campus. Those inducted to ... Read more...

Obituary for Former Plymouth Mayor Jack Greenlee

Jack B. Greenlee, 85, a lifetime Marshall County resident, passed away at his Rex Street home in the care of his loving family and the Center for Hospice Care at 8:30 a.m. Monday, March 9, 2015. Jack was born in Argos, Indiana to Harold A. ... Read more...

Schools on Fog Delay

  Argos Community Schools 2-hour DELAY Bremen Public Schools 2-hour DELAY Culver Community Schools 2-hour DELAY John Glenn Schools 2-hour DELAY Marshall Starke Development 1-hour Transportation DELAY Plymouth Community Schools 2-hour ... Read more...

Argos Man Arrested for Child Molesting

35 year old Robert Lee Stafford of Maple Street in Argos was arrested Friday following an investigation by the Argos Police Department. On Friday the Department of Child Services contacted the Argos Police Department and advised of a ... Read more...

Driver Sited in Crash at US 31 & SR 110

At approximately 5:18 pm Monday the Fulton County Sheriff’s Department received several 911 calls concerning a head on collision US 31 and SR 110. When emergency personnel arrived it was discovered two vehicles were involved in the ... Read more...

All Hazard Radio Give-Away March 18th

Are you ready for severe weather or other types of hazards that could threaten your safety?  In conjunction with “Severe Weather Preparedness Week” which runs from March 15th thru March 21st, the Marshall County Emergency Management ... Read more...

Ancilla College Breaks Ground on Residence Hall, Life Center

DONALDSON – Warm temperatures Tuesday were the harbinger of good things to come at Ancilla College where the board of trustees broke ground for a three-story residence hall and student life dining center opening Aug. 1. “This was meant ... Read more...

Triton School Board Moves Graduation Due to School Cancellation Days

At Monday night’s Triton School Board meeting a difficult and important decision was made in regards to graduation. The board, by recommendation of Superintendent Donna Burroughs voted to move graduation from Sunday, May 31st at 2:00 ... Read more...