Local & State News

Walkerton Teen Arrested for Counterfeit Bills

  07/23/12  Early Friday morning Plymouth Police were called to Wal Mart at 4:36 for a person who had purchased items using counterfeit money. Plymouth Police Officers responded to the store and identified the suspect at 19 year old ... Read more...

Baker Street Closed for Reconstruction

  07/23/12 Phend & Brown will begin the reconstruction on Baker Street beginning Monday, July 23rd.  The construction project will cause Baker Street to be closed from North Michigan Street eastward to Grand Street. This is the ... Read more...

Town Hall Meeting will Address New Smoke-Free Laws

   07/23/12 A Marshall County Town Hall meeting that will address the new smoke-free law has been scheduled for Tuesday, July 24th, at 7:00 p.m. at the County Building, 112 West Jefferson Street in Plymouth.  The meeting will be held in ... Read more...

Full Agendas for City Meetings Monday

  07/23/12 The City of Plymouth will conduct its regular meetings on Monday evening beginning at 6 p.m. in the Council Chambers of City Hall. The Board of Public Works and Safety meeting is first with the award of bids for the Headworks ... Read more...

Caucus Called to Fill Vacancy on Tippecanoe Township Advisory Board

  07/23/12 Marshall County Republican Chairman David Holmes has announced his intentions to fill a vacancy on the Tippecanoe Township Advisory Board. Individuals interested in filling the vacancy of the Tippecanoe Township Advisory Board ... Read more...

June 2012 Indiana Employment Report

07/23/12 For the eighth consecutive month Indiana added private sector jobs, with June’s increase totaling 1,400. For 2012, the rate of job growth in the Hoosier state (1.5 percent) continues to far exceed the US average (0.9 percent). ... Read more...

“Pedal for Petals” Bicycle Cruise CANCELLED

   07/23/12  America in Bloom of Plymouth first bicycle cruise “Pedal for Petals” on Saturday, July 28, 2012 has been cancelled due to lack of entries.  The AIB committee will look forward to hosting this event in 2013.  Please if ... Read more...

Commissioners Lift Burn Ban

  07/20/12 The Marshall County Board of Commissioners have determined that with the recent rainfall we have received the last two days, conditions have improved enough to lift the Disaster Declaration that has been in place.  The ... Read more...

VOCATIONAL TRAINING AVAILABLE IN AUTO TECHNOLOGY AND WELDING THIS FALL

  07/20/12 If your student is looking for a solid career path or is looking to acquire job-ready skills, please consider one of two programs being offered this fall at the SCILL Center in Knox. The SCILL Auto Technology Program is ... Read more...

Bremen Man Arrested on Multiple Charges

  07/20/12 On Tuesday, July 17 about 8:40pm the Bremen Police Department was contacted by the bartender at the Bremen Café’ in the 100 block of East Plymouth Street for a subject refusing to leave. Upon the officers’ arrival ... Read more...

Culver Plan Commission Sends Favorable Recommendation to Town Council

  07/20/12 The Culver Plan Commission conducted a public hearing Wednesday evening in the meeting room of the Culver-Union Township Library.  The public hearing was on the newly proposed Agricultural Zoning classification entitled A-1. ... Read more...

For Second Year Running, Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center is Named Among the Nation’s “Most Wired”

  07/20/12 Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center (SJRMC) has been named as one of the nation’s “Most Wired” hospitals, according to the results of the 2012 Most Wired Survey released in the July issue of Hospitals & Health ... Read more...

Woodcraft Camp Centennial with Summer Alumni Homecoming and the Culver Lake Fest Parade

  07/20/12 Culver’s Woodcraft Camp (for boys and girls 9-13) is celebrating its 100 year Anniversary during this weekend’s Summer Alumni Homecoming Weekend. The foundation for Woodcraft was laid by a trio of national and international ... Read more...

Music in the Park features Southside Denny & the Snyders

  07/20/12 This Friday, Encore’s Music in the Park features Southside Denny & the Snyders, formerly known as Southside Denny, blues artist extraordinaire. A special happening at 6:15 prior to the performance will be a dance ... Read more...

Blood Drive & Bees at Plymouth Farmers’ Market

  07/20/12 This Saturday, shoppers can learn about the importance of bees in a honey presentation by Danny Slabaugh and Steve Neff, possibly extracting honey if the bees cooperate. Mayor Mark Senter will be hosting his 2nd Annual Blood ... Read more...

Maggie’s List Endorses Fiscally Conservative Candidate for U.S. House of Representatives

  07/20/12 Maggie’s List, a federal political action committee dedicated to electing conservative women to federal office, is proud to announce the endorsement of Jackie Walorski for Indiana’s 2nd District U.S. House of ... Read more...

Residents of Miller’s Senior Living Enjoy Patriotic Concert

  07/20/12 Annette Ray of Bourbon recently performed a concert of patriotic music at miller’s Senior Living Community. Ray is a member of the Marshall County Church Orchestra and also plays in several ensemble groups. Ray began her ... Read more...

Riverside Intermediate School is Nationally Recognized

  07/19/12  Sharing firsthand knowledge of how to create and sustain a successful middle school, staff from Riverside Intermediate School joined educators from middle grades schools across the country that have been nationally recognized ... Read more...

Plymouth School Board Learns of Indiana Career Pathways Initiative

  07/19/12 The Plymouth School Board heard a report on Indiana Career Pathways Initiative during a meeting on July 10. Presenting the information was Plymouth High School Guidance Counselor , Aimee Porttues. Portteus said Indiana’s ... Read more...

GRANT APPLICATIONS BEING ACCEPTED

  07/19/12 The Marshall County Community Foundation is now accepting applications for the second General Endowment grant cycle of 2012.  Organizations desiring to apply for a grant should visit the website at www.marshallcountycf.org for ... Read more...