03/30/11 Thirty five Plymouth High School Speech Team members competed at the IHSFA State tournament in Fishers on March 26. To qualify, each entry had to place in the top seven in their event at the district level. The team placed second falling only one point with 89 points behind Munster with 90 points....
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03/30/11 The Argos Public Library at 142 North Michigan Street in Argos, will hold a special Book Signing on Thursday, March 31st. Argos author, Kyle McCollough will be present from 3:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. to autograph his book “Divine Rhymes,” a collection of 50 short psalms of joy at living in the love...
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03/30/11 The Marshall County Ag Day Committee is holding two events this year to promote the value of agriculture to our community. Both events will be held at Centennial Park in Plymouth on Thursday, March 31. During the day from 8:30 am to 2:30 pm there will be several educational displays pertaining to Marshall...
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03/24/11 The Marshall County Police Department is investigating a case of Animal Cruelty that happened at 8817 11th Road. The incident happened sometime during the overnight hours of Tuesday March 22nd to Wednesday March 23rd. An unknown person or persons shot and killed a horse on the property. If you have any information on...
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03/29/11 For the eighth year, thousands of Hoosier fourth-grade students will be learning about Indiana’s rich motorsports culture through the 500 Festival and Indianapolis 500® Education Program. This year, St. Michael School will be participating in the program and will be attending one of the 10 Study Trips to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway® on...
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03/29/11 The Plymouth Park Department will host their annual Breakfast with the Easter Bunny on Saturday, April 23rd. A fantastic breakfast of pancakes and sausage will be served at the Webster Recreation Center from 9:30 to 11 a.m. The Easter Bunny will be available for some great photos. Tickets to attend are $4.00 for...
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03/29/11 For 130 years, the American Red Cross has helped individuals and families prevent, prepare for and respond to emergencies. And each spring, the U.S. President acknowledges the American Red Cross by issuing a proclamation that declares March as Red Cross Month. In 1881, 60-year-old Clara Barton broadened the scope of the Red Cross...
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03/29/11 When Britni Mills graduated from Plymouth High School in 2008 and headed for the Purdue University campus, she knew she wanted to find a career where she could help people. That desire has stayed strong. Now as a junior at Purdue, she is majoring in sociology and minoring in communications to help fulfill...
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03/29/11 There is a fresh face in the Mayor’s Office! Letecia Timmel is doing an internship with Mayor Mark Senter. Letecia received her Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice from Indiana University South Bend in 2004. She is nearing the end of her Masters in the Social Work program at IUSB. It is a 3-year part-time program that...
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