05/01/12 Detectives with the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department are investigating an alleged rape that happened this weekend on the west side of the county. Sunday morning at 6:49 the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department received a call of a female that had walked to a residence in the area of Rose Road and Mill Pond...
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05/01/12 A City of Plymouth employee who also serves as a U.S. Military Reserve Officer is claiming entitlement to City longevity pay for time spent on leave of absence from the City while being deployed. City Attorney Sean Surrisi explained that Longevity pay is additional compensation that the City provides to qualified employees...
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05/01/12 Indiana Senate President Pro Tem David Long the Republican from Ft. Wayne, Monday announced his selection of Senator Ryan Mishler the Republican from Bremen to serve as Senate Majority Whip. Mishler will take over the majority whip duties from Senator Brandt Hershman the Republican from Buck Creek, who was appointed to Senate...
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05/01/12 Indiana’s private sector employment continues to grow, with 5,300 jobs added in March. The state’s unemployment rate dropped 0.2 percent to 8.2 percent, matching the national rate, which declined 0.1 percent from February. March was the fourth consecutive month the state’s rate declined. The unemployment rate in Indiana has not been below...
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05/01/12 Kathy Hostetler, Claims Representative with Morrow Insurance Agency in Plymouth was recognized by Westfield Insurance Company as being a Top Ten User of the Agency Claims Service (ACS) Program for 2011, with zero percent error. This prestigious recognition identifies Kathy as being in the top ten for Claims Service, out of...
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05/01/12 Culver Academies senior Channing “Jack” Mitzell has been awarded a Morehead-Cain Scholarship to attend the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill this fall. Mitzell is Culver’s 46th recipient and the first since 2006. He is the son of Channing and Sallie Jo Mitzell, of Westfield, Ind. Mitzell served as Culver Military...
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05/01/12 Rain dampened the Car Show that was to proceed this year’s Pinewood Derby at Menominee Elementary School in Plymouth. Several of those who had planned to bring their classic cars to the show still showed up for the Derby. On Saturday there were 44 scouts that competed against one another during this...
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05/01/12 Although her business is might be named Hand Created Cards; cards are not the only craft items Mary Wraight can make. Last week at Miller’s Senior Living Community she led the residents in making a handmade bookmark. Wraight supplied all the needed items to make the craft, including cardstock, decorative notions, charms...
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05/01/12 As National Cancer Control Awareness Month was winding down, Monday was an opportune moment for the Indiana State Department of Health, Indiana Cancer Consortium (ICC) and the American Cancer Society to release the Indiana Cancer Facts and Figures 2012, the State’s only comprehensive report on the burden of cancer. “This report has...
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05/01/12 The roar of engines, the smell of race fuel with a hint of popcorn, and a chill in the air filled the Plymouth Speedway on opening night Friday. It was an exciting night of racing that saw four drivers at the winner’s podium in the Outlaw Late Model, Late Model, Street Stock...
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