Local & State News

4:30 Community Send Off for Pride of Plymouth Marching Band

  11/01/13 The Pride of Plymouth Marching Band will head off to the state competition this afternoon about 4:30.  They will travel up Baker Street then south bound on Michigan Street through town on their trek to Indianapolis.  Band ... Read more...

County Police Investigating Fatal Accident on US 30 near Union Road

    11/01/13 West bound traffic on US 30 was stalled early this morning due to a fatal accident.   At approximately 2:50 the Marshall County Dispatch Center received a 9-1-1 call from truck driver on US 30 near Union Road.  The ... Read more...

Tree Planted in Honor of Dr. Otis Bowen at Ancilla College

  11/04/13  Former Governor of Indiana, Dr. Otis Bowen, was remembered on th campus of Ancilla College Thursday, October 31st. Dr. Bowen had several connections to the Center at Donaldson including his time as an Ancilla College board ... Read more...

Kiwanis Donate Candy to Miller’s Assisted for Trick-or-Treat

  11/04/13 Plymouth Kiwanis Club recently donated candy to Miller’s Assisted Living for their annual Community Trick or Treat which was held on Saturday, Oct 26th.  The Kiwanis organization has been dedicated to helping children since ... Read more...

Bill Ellinger Appointed to Redevelopment Commission

  11/01/13 Members of the Plymouth Common Council had to appoint a member to the Redevelopment Commission during their meeting this week.  The appointment was necessary to replace Don Wendel who had to resign his position since he has ... Read more...

$4 Million in 3rd Quarter City Building Permits

  11/01/13 Plymouth Building Commissioner, Keith Hammond presented the 2013 third quarter report to the Board of Public Works and Safety during Monday night’s city meeting.  There were a total of 75 permits issued during July, August ... Read more...

City Board of Public Works & Safety Approve Grant Opportunity

11/01/13 Monday evening members of the Board of Public Works and Safety motioned to move forward with a FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency) grant to purchase additional property in the flood plain.  City Attorney Sean Surrisi told ... Read more...

Operation Round Up® Grants Awarded

  11/01/13 The Operation Round Up® Board of Directors granted their first round of funds thanks to participating members of Marshall County REMC.  Operation Round Up® allows Marshall County REMC members to round up their monthly ... Read more...

Keyser Arrested on Multiple Charges

  11/01/13 On Wednesday, October 30th at 1:19 p.m. Marshall County  Sheriff’s  Deputy Jonathan Bryant hears a female screaming as she walked down the sidewalk with a male subject and a child.  The officer began his investigation ... Read more...

Applications for Heating Season Bill Payment Help Begin Monday

  11/01/13  Enrollment for federal heating bill assistance programs for low-income households begins on Monday, Nov. 4, 2013. Northern Indiana Public Service Company (NIPSCO) helps connect customers in need with federal and local ... Read more...

Plymouth Hot Air Balloon Pilot 2nd in State Competition

  11/01/13 This past weekend the father son duo, and Michiana Balloon Rides pilots, of Jim and Brian Kunze competed in the “Balloons Over Killbuck” hot air balloon event in Anderson, Indiana.  This event featured the Montgolfier cup, ... Read more...

Superheroes at Argos Elementary for Red Ribbon Week

  11/01/13 Mary Jackson, Argos Community School Librarian said Argos Elementary School was invaded by superheroes as part of the Red Ribbon Week, the anti-drug celebration this week.    Showing their “true colors” were:  ... Read more...

WALORSKI, UPTON SUPPORT THE KEEP YOUR HEALTH PLAN ACT

  11/01/13 Congresswoman Jackie Walorski (IN-02) Tuesday announced support for the Keep Your Health Plan Act, a bill introduced yesterday by Congressman Fred Upton (MI-06), to protect the many Americans whose health plans are being ... Read more...

News from the Triton School Corporation

11/01/13 Donna Burroughs, Superintendent of the Triton Community School recently issued several press releases.  They are below:     Students in Mrs. Jackson’s 7th grade science class at Triton Jr.-Sr. High School are enjoying ... Read more...

Ancilla College Suggests Submissions for 1st Source Bank 150 yr Celebration

  11/01/13 Tom Sibal, Executive Director of Institutional Advancement for Ancilla College is encouraging citizens to take advantage a free opportunity to help the college receive a onetime donation. Sibal said, “You have an opportunity ... Read more...

Little Friends PreSchool Enjoy Afternoon with Miller’s Residents

  11/01/13 Children in the Marshall County area often come to Miller’s Senior Living Community to sing or dance for the residents.  Sometimes they even bring small gifts or handcrafted items to share.  The Miller’s residents decided ... Read more...

Argos, Culver, Bourbon & LaPaz Moves Trick or Treat to Friday Night!

  10/31/13 The Towns of Argos, Bourbon, Culver, and LaPaz have made a choice, due to the scarey and howling weather that is forecast for Thursday threatening the safety and fun for their ghouls and goblins to move Trick or Treat.  Argos, ... Read more...

Board Approves Closure of Bauer Parking Lot & Viaduct Sidewalks

  10/31/13 Plymouth City Engineer Rick Gaul Monday evening asked the Board of Public Works and Safety for approval to close the Bauer Parking Lot and to close the sidewalks on South Michigan Street at the railroad viaduct. The Board of ... Read more...

Rain Dampens Pride of Plymouth’s Community Performance

  10/31/13 Wednesday evening the Pride of Plymouth Marching Band did a community performance of Fahrenheit 451.  Prior to the performance, Band Director Bryan Ames had nothing but positive comments for the students and staff.  He talked ... Read more...

2 Arrested at Pilot Travel Center

  10/31/13  On Tuesday afternoon October 29th a 4:07 Marshall County Sheriff’s Deputies Jonathan Bryant and Rob Hafke conducted an investigation at the Pilot Travel Center on US 30.  During their investigation, 24 year old Casey ... Read more...