06/08/12 Tonight the Plymouth Chamber of Commerce kicks off the summer’s first Second Friday event. This year Second Fridays will be geared towards adults with the first event being presented, “Art on the Streets.” Members of the ... Read more...
06/08/12 Scott Michel, Recreation Director for the Plymouth Park Department announces a bus trip to Shipshewana. The Plymouth Park Department will be taking a trip to Shipshewana on Tuesday, June 26. They will depart from the ... Read more...
06/08/12 State health officials have confirmed the first signs of the West Nile virus activity in Indiana. Mosquitoes in Orange County have tested positive for West Nile virus. This is considerably earlier than the first positive ... Read more...
06/08/12 Thursday, Congressman Joe Donnelly released the following statement announcing that he will vote for legislation that would repeal the excise tax on the medical device industry due to take effect in 2013. In October 2011, ... Read more...
06/07/12 The proposed transfer of bus maintenance from the Plymouth Schools to Weirs International is still up in the air. During the Plymouth School Board meeting on June 5, no action was taken and the matter was tabled until the ... Read more...
06/07/12 During the early morning hours of Tuesday a County Police Officer who was transporting a prisoner to the Marshall County Jail came across a vehicle he suspected was driving impaired. When the deputy turned on his lights for a ... Read more...
06/07/12 Tye Casey enters the auction block in Plymouth, Indiana each week, calling for bids on local producers’ livestock. A good auctioneer knows how to draw the highest dollar possible for each head of livestock that moves ... Read more...
06/07/12 On Friday, June 1st at 11:45pm Plymouth Police received a call stating that a male subject was attempting to steal items at Plymouth’s Red-D-Mart on North Michigan Street. The suspect later identified as William Z. Wright 24, ... Read more...
06/07/12 A new Indiana law now requires schools to distribute information on and evaluate student athletes on the risk of concussions when engaged in sports. The law (IC 20-34-14-7) is entitled “Concussion and Head Injuries”. ... Read more...
06/07/12 The Heminger House Women and Children’s Shelter is excited to announce their annual motorcycle ride will be Saturday June 30th. Registration will start a 1:00 pm at the American Legion Post #27 in Plymouth. There will be ... Read more...
06/07/12 Ancilla College has announced its Spring 2012 Dean’s List and Honors List recipients. To be eligible for the Dean’s List, students must earn a 3.5 GPA or above and carry at least 12 credit hours during the semester. Those ... Read more...
06/07/12 This Saturday will mark the third year for a successful downtown event — the P’Town Cruz’n car show on June 9. This year’s show will be larger than ever with the Auto Park co-sponsoring the event and chances to win TVs ... Read more...
06/07/12 Former Southern Gospel Quartet singer Doyle Ramsey performed solo at the Plymouth Miller’s Campus on Wednesday, June 7th. He performed at the assisted living at 10:30 a.m. and at the nursing facility later in the day. ... Read more...
06/06/12 Not many people took advantage of the Public Hearing Monday evening during the Plymouth Park Board meeting to comment on the proposal to extend park services to Center and West Townships. Less than an dozen citizens came to ... Read more...
06/06/12 The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) announces the closure of U.S. 31 southbound, at the railroad crossing between 13th Road and 14th Road, Thursday, June 7th through Thursday, June 14th. All southbound U.S. 31 ... Read more...
06/06/12 Plymouth Fire Chief Rodney Miller released a summer time fire safety message. Every year Americans look forward to summer vacations, camping, evening camp fires, family reunions, picnics, and the Fourth of July. Summertime, ... Read more...
06/06/12 On May 13 thirteen students, an elder and a dog named Willie left Haskell Indian Nations University in Lawrence, Kansas, on a walk to Washington, D. C., to ask the government to stop destroying wetlands and native sacred ... Read more...
06/06/12 Ever wanted to get involved with local volunteering but didn’t know how? The Plymouth Chamber of Commerce, Young Adult Professionals, and Leadership Marshall County are excited to announce a county-wide opportunity ... Read more...
06/06/12 The Plymouth Chamber of Commerce is kicking the summer season off right by hosting the summer’s first Second Friday Event! We invite you to join the festivities as we present “Art on the Streets” with members of ... Read more...
06/06/12 The winners of the Tri Kappa Spring Student Art Show were recently announced as judged by members of Heartland Artists. Kindergarten: 1stst Drew Parkerson, 2ndnd Alex Tucker, 3rdrd Sophia Cook, 1st Grade: 1st Karya ... Read more...