After a year-long selection process, the Plymouth Church of the Brethren welcomes Pastor Tom Anders to fill the position as the full-time pastor. Tom comes from Logansport, where he was born and reared. He began his career as an elementary education teacher, having graduated from Ball State. In 2010, Tom was called to...
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This week the Plymouth City Council unanimously approved appropriating the maximum amount of matching grant funds for Indiana’s Community Crossings grant program. The state program is allowing communities to apply for up to a million dollars in additional funding for road and street projects. The grant does require a 50/50 match. The Plymouth City...
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The project team for the Reynolds Topeka Electric System Improvement Project is informing all the property owners, area residents and other stakeholders that have been following the project that transmission line construction is expected to begin in the next few weeks. Committed to making this a safe project and minimizing any construction related...
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The Marshall County Museum is currently reworking the children’s area on the main floor of the museum. A new theme for the area will feature the importance of agriculture with a farm to table design. Working with the Weidner School of Inquire at Plymouth High School, students interviewed long-time families involved in farming and...
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An officer with the Marshall County Police Department conducted a traffic stop on State Road 331 near 5th Road on Wednesday June 29, at approximately 9:15 in the evening. The driver, 39 year old Paul Adams of Winona Lake was subsequently arrested for Operating a Vehicle While Intoxicated Endangering a Person, Operating a Vehicle...
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The former 6th grade class of Argos Community School had a make-up day of sorts. These students were scheduled to attend a South Bend Cubs game in May in celebration of their DARE program completion. Nasty weather changed the plans that day however and they were able to celebrate and attend a game...
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Plymouth native, Kate Georgen, and her husband, Ben Seipel, were especially glad to have an overnight stay with Kate’s father this week. The couple left Seattle, Washington on May 30 to begin a cross-country bicycle trip across the states to raise awareness and raise funds for two organizations close to their hearts. Georgen said,...
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Rick Gaul, the Plymouth City Engineer told members of the Board of Public Works and Safety that they continue to update the Pavement Asset Management Plan bringing it up to standard with the program’s requirements. He told them the plan must be updated for the Community Crossroads grant program as well as for any...
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The Bremen Police Department is evacuating a four block radius from Woodie’s Supermarket at the corner of Plymouth and Bowen Streets for a major gas leak. A contractor working for INDOT contractor hit a gas line causing the leak. Bremen Police are evacuating 4 blocks in all directions from Woodie’s, extending north to Dewey...
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Saint Joseph Health System Health Insurance Services invites the community to join its licensed health insurance agents for a free Coffee Talk to discuss health insurance and Medicare coverage options for the coming enrollment year. The discussions will be held in the Marshall County Community Resource Center at 510 West Adams Street in...
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