The Plymouth Volunteer Hospital Auxiliary presented the Foundation of Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center with $15,000 to support the new Emergency Department expansion in Plymouth at their annual Volunteer Recognition Luncheon held on April 14. Pictured are, from left, Kim Ornat-Sult, manager, Foundation of SJRMC; Connie Deery, manager, Volunteer Services; Lynn Gee, president,...
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Nine Triton High School FFA (Future Farmers of America) students competed in the District FFA Leadership contest on April 22nd, where they participated in a wide variety of contests. Those attending were: Brooklyn Bitting, Katie Lenker, Courtney Horvath, Kerrigan Smith, Kacie Pugh, Shaniah Baker, Noah Motz, Andrew Chupp, and Nathan Slabaugh. Everyone did a...
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Ben’s Soft Pretzels, just inside the Plymouth Wal-Mart, is celebrating National Pretzel Day on Sunday, April 26, by giving away Free Pretzels (1 per person) with a minimum $1 donation to the Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund!
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Plymouth Democratic Mayoral candidate, Rex Crump visited with residents at Miller’s Assisted Living Community during lunch on Monday, April 20th. Crump was simply introducing himself and also encouraged residents to “get out and vote” during May primary election. He is hopeful that he will then be running on the ballot for Mayor in the...
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On Wednesday, Triton Elementary School participated in a Google Hangout with a Plymouth Elementary and Culver Elementary School classroom to discuss the benefits of celebrating Earth Day. Students discussed recycling, and keeping the Earth clean to make sure it is preserved for future generations.
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DONALDSON –Sr. Bonita Boilini, PHJC, JD presented a lecture entitled “Breaking the Silence: Elder Abuse, It Must Stop” as a part of the college’s Lampen Lecture series Wednesday, April 22nd. Sr. Boilini wanted bring awareness to the alarming prevalence of elder abuse in the United States. While many cultures revere the elderly in their...
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Wednesday evening members of the Marshall County Commissioners and County Council met in a special joint meeting to receive information on Indiana’s Local Option Highway User Tax more commonly referred to as LOHUT. Patrick Conner from Indiana’s Local Technical Assistance Program also called LTAP from Purdue explained what a LOHUT was. Indiana legislature approved...
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Indiana’s unemployment rate declined by 0.1 percent to 5.8 percent in March. The unemployment rate in the Hoosier State is now down by 2.4 percentage points over the past two years, and the labor force has grown by roughly 72,000 individuals. Although Indiana’s labor force participation rate declined by 0.2 percent to 63.6 percent...
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Rochester – Wednesday at approximately 3:40 p.m., Indiana State Trooper Luke Bowyer was driving through Rochester when he allegedly witnessed a 2001 Dodge Durango, driven by Dakota Tucker, 23, LaPaz, fail to yield to traffic on Ninth Street. The Dodge struck an eastbound 2004 Pontiac Grand Prix, driven by Dawn Hazelwood, 39, Rochester. The Dodge...
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The Plymouth High School Robotics Team returned on Sunday after a three-day contest with an outstanding placing in the VEX World Championship at the Kentucky Exposition Center in Louisville. Although not advancing to the elimination rounds, PHS 586A team did place 22nd out of 90 teams in their division. Coach Rich Schieber said, “That’s...
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