Local & State News

 10/09/12 Fitness Forum at LifePlex will open their indoor track to the public on October the 10th to anyone who makes a donation to the American Cancer Society. “A Walk for Someone Else” will be from 5:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. ... Read more...

  10/09/12 Miller’s Senior Living Community located at 625 Oakhill Avenue in Plymouth will host a MEET THE CANDIDATES night on Tuesday, October 9 beginning at 7:00 p.m.    The public is invited to come to Miller’s and listen as ... Read more...

The 40th Annual IHSAA Football Sectional Draw occured Sunday night heard here on WTCA.  Here is a look at area teams and who they drew: Class 4A has 63 teams from around the state…….. 4A Sectional 11 (8 teams) Game 1:  ... Read more...

  10/08/12 The local Eagle’s Lodge finally has a renewed liquor permit after almost a year of appeals with the Indiana State Board of Alcohol and Tobacco. Due to the appeal process, the club has been able to operate. In a meeting of the ... Read more...

  10/08/12 The Argos Town Council discussed establishing an initial rate for the purpose of Storm Water Management.  There are still some areas of Argos with a storm water system that was installed in the 1930’s and have not been ... Read more...

  10/08/12 The Plymouth High School Varsity Volleyball team will celebrate Breast Cancer Awareness the Tuesday evening October 9th with the Ounce of Prevention Pink volleyball game at 5:30 in the PHS varsity gym. Mrs. Kelly Redinger, ... Read more...

10/08/12 During the October meeting, the Plymouth School Board heard a Plymouth High School Accountability report from Principal Jim Condon. The report followed the release of the A-F grade from the IDOE (Indiana Department of Education). ... Read more...

  10/08/12  On Thursday, October 4th at 5:45 PM Plymouth Police Officer Jesse Pippenger responded to the Plymouth Wal-Mart in reference to a female shoplifter.  Upon arriving at the store, 44 year old Nichelle M. Tauteris of Winamac was ... Read more...

  10/08/12  Once again the Town of Argos will have the Fall Large Item Clean Up.  Item such as furniture, mattresses and the like that the residents wish to dispose of can be placed at the curb for pick on Wednesday, October 10th and ... Read more...

10/08/12 At the October 2 meeting of the Plymouth School Board, the three members present voted unanimously to approve the Master Contract with the Plymouth Educational Association (PEA). Board members Larry Holloway and Todd Samuelson ... Read more...

  10/08/12 Speaker of the Indiana House of Representatives, Brian C. Bosma (R-Indianapolis), joined by State Rep. Bill Friend (R-Macy), announced the House Republican Agenda Friday which focuses on making Indiana a stronger state for ... Read more...

  10/05/12 On Saturday September 29, 2012 at approximately 12:16 AM Marshall County Police Officer Kerry Brouyette was patrolling on US 31 north of Kenilworth Road when he observed a passenger car traveling at a high rate of speed. ... Read more...

  10/05/12 The number of student athletes in Plymouth High School showed a drop in the 2011-2012 school year, but the number of contests they participated in rose. Athletic Director Roy Benge presented his annual report to the Plymouth ... Read more...

10/05/12 The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) announces daytime lane restrictions on U.S. 31 between State Road 10 and 12th Road near Argos on Friday, October 5th and Tuesday, October 9th. Both the northbound and southbound ... Read more...

10/05/12 U.S. Granules Corporation (USG), a world leader in the production of specification aluminum granules with manufacturing facilities in Plymouth, Indiana and Henrietta, Missouri, announces the promotions of James Faulstich, Nick ... Read more...

  10/05/12 Mayor Mark Senter has proclaimed to the citizens of Plymouth to Turn Plymouth Pink in October.  His proclamation follows:  WHEREAS; Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women in the United States, other than skin ... Read more...

10/05/12 Bill Masura, Phend & Brown Project Manager for the Plymouth Street Projects  said Wednesday after they are planning on beginning work on Plymouth City Streets next Monday, October 8th. The following streets will be affected: ... Read more...

10/05/12 The Indiana Department of Education has worked over the past two or more years to design a model evaluation and development system for evaluating teachers, administrators, and now, superintendents. The RISE system was created by ... Read more...

10/05/12 The Craig Geyer Farm at 20565 Tyler Road in Bremen will host the 2012 Indiana Corn Husking Contest this Saturday, October 6th from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.   The Indiana Corn Husking Contest is open to all who enjoy corn harvest the way ... Read more...

  10/05/12 The clashing viewpoints over legal and illegal immigration in the US change dramatically when viewed through a framework that emphasizes human life, work and family, Bishop Kevin C. Rhoades said last night at Ancilla College. ... Read more...