Local & State News

Arrests by County Officer Cooper

03/02/12 The following news release on the arrests made by Marshall County Officer Brandon Cooper was released Thursday morning by the Sheriff’s Department. On Wednesday, February 22nd at approximately 3:30 a.m. an Officer Cooper stopped ... Read more...

Plymouth Speedway Offers Season Discount & Special Guests Appearances for 2012 Season

03/02/12 Plymouth Speedway owner Ed Kennedy has announced March Madness has hit the track. Friday Night general admission season passes are just $100, and allows fans to come to any Friday night regular or special show, saving more than ... Read more...

Portion of SR 14 in Kosciusko County Dedicated to Late ISP Trooper Jason E. Beal

03/02/12 Signs designating the Trooper Jason E. Beal Memorial Highway were unveiled on February 29, on SR 14 at the Whitley/Kosciusko County line.  Almost 20 Indiana State Police (ISP) troopers, along with local police enforcement, joined ... Read more...

Coats Says Religious Freedom Must Be Protected

03/02/12 Senator Dan Coats (R-Ind.) spoke on the Senate floor today regarding the administration’s rule requiring church-affiliated groups to provide and pay for insurance coverage that includes contraceptives and abortion-inducing drugs ... Read more...

EMA Warns of Hazardous Weather Friday

   03/02/12 The Marshall County Emergency Management Agency has released a weather advisory for citizens. The National Weather Service has issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook for Friday afternoon across Northern Indiana. Scattered ... Read more...

Bremen and Toll Road Districts to Participate in Impaired Driving Crackdown

     03/01/12 Beginning this Friday, March 2, state troopers will join more than 250 other Indiana law enforcement agencies across the Hoosier state in the “Drunk Driving – Over the Limit – Under Arrest” March crackdown on ... Read more...

Legislative Update in Culver and Argos

03/01/12 State Senator Randy Head, a republican from Logansport will give citizens of Marshall County a couple of legislative updates this weekend. A Town Hall style meeting will be held this Saturday, March 3rd at 9 a.m. in the meeting ... Read more...

Redevelopment Commission Questions Handrail Installation

03/01/12 Last month members of the Plymouth Redevelopment Commission heard concerns about the recently installed handrails along the west side of the Oak Drive Improvement project.  The project which widened the roadway to 5 lanes, added ... Read more...

Principal for a Day in Plymouth Schools

03/01/12 The Plymouth Community School Corporation announces the 11th Annual Principal for a Day celebration. It will take place on Friday, March 2, 2012 from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.  Eleven area men and women will shadow eleven ... Read more...

Fundraiser Planned for Operation Quiet Comfort

03/01/12 Operation Quiet Comfort is hosting a fundraising dinner and auction to celebrate and support our troops on Thursday, April 19th at Memories Reception Hall located at 401 East Jefferson Street in Plymouth. Operation Quiet comfort ... Read more...

City Board Awards Quotes for Vehicles

03/01/12 Quotes were awarded for two vehicles during the Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety meeting this week.   Country Auto had the low quote of $22,995 for the Building Commissioners vehicle and they also had the lowest quote ... Read more...

Heartland Artists Offer Classes for Spring Break

 03/01/12  Heartland Artist in downtown Plymouth is offering a fun event for elementary age students during spring break. If your child loves to draw or paint or wants to learn these skills, the Heartland Artist Gallery is excited to ... Read more...

Argos Senior Project is Book Swap this Friday

  03/01/12 On Friday, March 2nd, Argos High Senior Hannah Daugherty will be hosting a Book Swap for her senior project which is about the importance of literacy. The swap will take place in the Argos High School Library for anyone who ... Read more...

Youth Orchestra Members Compete at ISSMA Contest

   03/01/12 For the first time ever, the Plymouth Community Youth Orchestra was represented at the ISSMA strings music contest and they earned Gold medals at State! The chamber quartet comprised of 8th graders Sarah Tanner and Karly ... Read more...

State of the City: A Brighter Spot on the Map

        02/29/12 Mayor Mark Senter presented his State of the City address Monday evening during the Common Council meeting.  He started out thanking the “great employees of Plymouth” noting the outstanding jobs they do.  ... Read more...

PHS Student Improving, Moved from ICU

     02/29/12 Austin Schoof, the 18 year old Plymouth High School student who was struck by a vehicle on Michigan Road February 17, has been removed from ICU at Memorial Hospital, South Bend. Austin’s mom, Kathy Jo Schoof said, ... Read more...

County Police Arrest Robin Smith After Roll-over Accident for OWI

02/29/12  On Saturday, February 25th around 8:30 a.m. the Marshall County Dispatch Center was advised of a single vehicle rollover collision on Muckshaw Road just south of Nutmeg Ridge Drive.  While responding to the scene it was ... Read more...

Red Cross to Host Reconnection Worshops, Presented by Wal-Mart

     02/29/12 The American Red Cross, Marshall County Chapter, is offering Reconnection Workshops, Presented by Wal-Mart to ease the transition of military members returning to civilian life.  The first workshop will take place on ... Read more...

County Officer Arrests Two

     02/29/12  On Saturday, February 25th, Patrolman Jonathan Bryant of the Marshall County Police Department conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle at the intersection of US 31 and Michigan Road.  During the investigation, it was ... Read more...

Bremen Man Arrested on Two Charges

    02/29/12 On Monday, February 27 about 10:50 a.m. an off duty Bremen Police Officer observed 54 year old Keith Peto of Woodies Lane operating a motor vehicle near the intersection of West Plymouth Street and Hope Boulevard in ... Read more...