12/01/10 During Christmas time a Christmas tree is the centerpiece of our holiday traditions. Many families want the experience of picking out their own Indiana fresh Christmas tree. Indiana farms grow different varieties of pine, spruce and fir trees. The most popular Indiana grown trees are Scotch pine or White pine, Canaan fir, Fraser...
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12/01/10 ‘Tis the season and everyone is searching for gift ideas that don’t break the bank. Despite the half-off or early bird sales, many people struggle to find the perfect gift. “What if, for just one day, you forget the sales and choose to help save a life instead?” asks Sharyn Whitman, CEO for...
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12/01/10 State Senator Ed Charbonneau (R-Valparaiso) today invited area middle and high school students to make the Indiana Statehouse their “classroom for a day” by serving as Senate pages during the 2011 Indiana General Assembly. Charbonneau said pages have the opportunity to spend a day at the Statehouse working with their senator and Senate...
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12/01/10 Tuesday marked the expiration of the five federally funded extensions of unemployment (EEUC and EB). Approximately 90,000 Hoosiers are currently receiving federally funded extended benefits. Eligible individuals will receive benefits for the weeks they have remaining on their regular state Unemployment (UI) and the four federal extensions (EEUC), but will not begin the...
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12/01/10 This Advent season, keep Christ at the center of Christmas by visiting the Bremen Holy Walk. Much more than a live nativity scene, this hour-long outdoor walk over farmland helps participants better understand and experience Mary and Joseph’s journey from Nazareth to Bethlehem. Witness an angel speaking to the shepherds, proclaiming the birth...
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12/01/10 A strong leader in small business lending, 1st Source Bank ranked No. 1 among all banks in the state for the number of Small Business Administration, (SBA), 504 loans closed during the last fiscal year, according to SBA figures. 1st Source received the No. 1 ranking out of more than 120 active SBA...
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12/01/10 Tuesday, Congressman Joe Donnelly released the following statement in response to the Pentagon study group’s report on repealing the military’s current policy of “don’t ask, don’t tell” in the United States Armed Forces. “When I voted against repeal in May, I did so because the Pentagon study group was still working on its...
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11/30/10 Members, friends and volunteers of Plymouth FOP Lodge 195 have been working extremely hard preparing for the 4th Annual Shop With A Cop Radio Auction on WTCA this Friday. Last year the auction raised over $10,000 and this year the goal is to raise $12,000. There are many more items to bid on. ...
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11/30/20 On Thursday, November 25th at 1:15 PM the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department received a report that the residence of 18053 6th Road had been broken into. The resident advised that sometime between 1PM Wednesday, November 24th and 1PM Thursday, November 25th subjects gained entry of the home which is currently vacant. The only...
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11/30/10 Sunday evening just after 7 p.m. Plymouth Police Officer John Weir and his K-9 partner Rex conducted a traffic stop on a bicycle at the railroad crossing on Lake Avenue. 39 year old Jamie D. Howell of South Michigan Street in Plymouth was traveling on the roadway and didn’t have a headlight, or...
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