Plymouth Building Commissioner, Keith Hammonds was asked by Mayor Pro Tempore Don Ecker during this week’s Board of Public Works and Safety meeting if there had been any response following the last meeting’s action to move forward with ... Read more...
The second suspect in the burglary of the Bourbon Liquor Store and the Bourbon Country Church has been identified and is currently incarcerated in the Kosciusko County Jail for unrelated events. 24 year old Brandon Lee Schoetzow of Warsaw, ... Read more...
On Wednesday, August 28th, about twenty minutes after midnight the Marshall County dispatch Center put out a call for a possibly impaired driver on State Road 331 headed south from 4th road. Bourbon Police Officer Matt Geiger located the ... Read more...
Troopers with the Indiana State Police Bremen Post will be partnering with local law enforcement in Kosciusko County by conducting a sobriety checkpoint at an undisclosed location in Kosciusko County this Friday night, August 30, from ... Read more...
As the technology progresses on additive manufacturing, the way it’s being used in the South Bend – Elkhart Region is as well. The industry that was $5.2 billion worldwide in 2015 could be $14 billion this year, according to ... Read more...
1st Source Bank is pleased to announce the promotion of Kimberly Bates, Banking Center Manager, to Assistant Vice President of the Bank. Bates manages the Plymouth banking center, as well as the LaPaz location. Bates is active with a ... Read more...
Triton School Superintendent Jeremy Riffle is excited to announce that Triton School Corporation will be putting the Trojan Way into action on September 20th. Over the last couple of years, there has been a burning desire of Triton staff ... Read more...
Attorney General Curtis Hill Wednesday announced that he and Mississippi Attorney General Jim Hood are leading a bipartisan coalition of 47 attorneys general calling upon Congress to authorize the Autism CARES Act of 2019. This legislation ... Read more...
After the all the hard racing fans witnessed Saturday night, having the Labor Day Weekend off is something of a needed break. The four divisions that battled on the clay were on their game and the points races show it. The 600 non-wing ... Read more...
During last week’s budget review by Plymouth Common Council members were told with the estimated revenues there needs to be $962,000 cut from the requests for 2020. Clerk Treasurer Jeanine Xaver told member there were a few dormant funds ... Read more...
Plymouth Police Officer Paul Stamper pulled a vehicle over Monday night, August 26th about 10:30 on Michigan Street at Airport Road. During the traffic stop, Plymouth’s K-9 Castor alerted on the vehicle and an investigation found drugs ... Read more...
This year’s Marshall County Blueberry Festival will feature a few new things that folks should be aware of. On Saturday, August 31st the American Red Cross will be conducting a bloodmobile with their portable unit that will be parked on ... Read more...
Marshall County Crossroads Stellar Sub-Committee on Education and Skills Training hosted 90 students from area schools at Swan Lake for a Student Stellar Workshop on Tuesday morning, August 27th. The workshop began at 10 a.m. and was ... Read more...
DNR’s Division of Historic Preservation & Archaeology (DHPA) has awarded 15 federal grants for historic preservation and archaeology in Indiana communities. The grants, totaling more than $454,000, provide a match of more ... Read more...
On September 11th, Marshall County will be rolling out the red carpet for the AVTT Traveling Vietnam Wall, sponsored by Plymouth American Legion, Post 27. This traveling tribute to our Veterans, that paid the ultimate price for our ... Read more...
Plymouth Police responded to the report of a male subject that attempted to steal merchandise from Walmart and had fled on foot Monday afternoon, August 26th. Just after 4 p.m. Officer Arnold located the male suspect hiding in the bushes ... Read more...
Corporal Bob DeLee with the Plymouth Police Department was dispatched to the Plymouth Walmart on Monday evening, August 26th after a customer was observed leaving the store without paying for an automotive battery. 36 year old Peter Nguyen ... Read more...
The Marshal County Humane Society is partnering with Grandpa Tom’s Pumpkin Patch to bring you Pups at the Patch! The event will held on Saturday, September 21 starting at 10:30 in the morning. This will be a full day of fun with your ... Read more...
Attorney General Curtis Hill this week filed court documents defending the constitutionality of two common-sense regulations designed to protect the health and safety of women seeking abortions. One of two challenged statutes requires ... Read more...
Congratulations to the 2019 Triton Jr./Sr. High School Homecoming Court. The homecoming queen and king will be crowned on Friday, September 6th at halftime of the Varsity Football Game when the Triton Trojans take on the Caston Comets. ... Read more...
