06/13/11 The Marshall County Neighborhood Center announced this week that they have accepted the resignation of the Executive Director, Sarah Hendrix, after being with the center for two years. During the last two years, the center has been able to dignify the food pantry experience creating a self-serve grocery; collaborate with local agencies, churches,...
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06/13/11 The Union-North School Board voted unanimously in approval of pay raises for certified, non-certified and building administers for the 2011-2012 school year. Certified staff will receive an approximately two percent increase. Superintendent Dr. Terry Barker said there will be significant changes in laws as of July 1 concerning evaluations, due process and reduction...
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06/13/11 Mark Adam Fishburn, formerly of Argos, was named to the spring 2011 Dean’s List at Ivy Tech Community College, Warsaw, with a perfect 4.0 grade point average. He is a second year student pursuing a degree in Computer Information Technology concentrating in networking and security. Fishburn has earned his Security +, Network +,...
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06/13/11 Gina Young, Recreation Director for the Plymouth Park Department and Anna Corbett of Miller’s Senior Living Community have announced the second annual Senior Classic Games. The games are open to any man or woman who are 50 years of age or older. The games will be held in Plymouth’s Centennial Park and participating...
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06/13/11 The Argos Junior – Senior High School Guidance Department recently released the Honor Roll for the last grading period and 2nd semester. 6th Grading Period High Honor Roll Grade 7: Jessica Detwiler Grade 8: Melissa Golden, Shacoda Leed, Taylor O’Dell, Noah Spicer, Abigail Stauffer Grade 9: Benjamin Carter, Henry Harrell, Sydnie Kolar, Amanda...
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06/10/11 This Friday, children of all ages will have the opportunity to learn about Marshall County agriculture and plant their own vegetables or flowers. Plymouth’s Second Friday festivities will include a presentation and planting activity by Bob Yoder, agricultural expert from the Marshall County Extension Office. “We are going to transplant vegetable and flower...
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6/10/11 On Wednesday night the Marshall County Democratic Party unanimously elected Ryan Ripley to serve as the new chairman of the party. In April of this year, former party chairman Larry Balmer resigned to commit more time to his family and veteran’s issues. In a brief statement, Ripley had the following to say about...
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06/10/11 Plymouth Fire Chief Andy Metsker released a few details on a house fire early Thursday morning. Firefighters responded to a house fire early yesterday morning at 4:19 a.m. at 12555 Union Road. When fire crews arrived the entire home was destroyed by the fire. Chief Metsker said, “At this point we do not...
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06/10/11 Jerry Nikitas and Pastor Ronald Liechty, members of the “T-squared Initiative” were bursting with excitement this week as they announced ground breaking ceremonies for the Marshall County Community Resource Center. Years in coming, the long awaited ground breaking ceremony will be held on Wednesday, June 15th at 11 a.m. on the site formerly...
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06/10/11 The Plymouth High School Class of 1976 is having their 35th reunion on Saturday, August 6th at Opie’s Deli, The Office and The Alley in downtown Plymouth. They are having trouble finding some of their classmates. If you have any information on any of the following people, please contact reunion committee members Julie...
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