Local & State News

Hedger Arrested by County Police for OWI & Possession of Marijuana

Officer McFarland with the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department responded to a traffic accident in the area of US 6 and 1C Road on Thursday, March 21st at 4:20 a.m. During the investigation, the driver, 25 year old Sean David Hedger of ... Read more...

Capital Campaign for Plymouth Aquatic Center Underway

The Plymouth Aquatic Center, a development over 7 years in the making, is set to open its doors this fall. Tuesday evening Jerry Chavez, President and CEO of the Marshall County Economic Development Corp. gave members of the City ... Read more...

Two Arrested on Drug Dealing Warrants by City Police

Plymouth Police arrested two people on arrested on warrants Wednesday, March 20. Plymouth Police officer Owen conducted at traffic stop in the 1900 block of Oak Drive just before 9 a.m.  During a warrant check he found that 41 year old ... Read more...

Charles Taylor Arrested for DWS and Multiple Warrants

Plymouth Police Officer Joe Deisch arrested 42 year old Charles S. Taylor on Wednesday, March 20th. Taylor was stopped on a traffic stop about 3 o’clock in the afternoon on Lincoln Highway east of Pioneer Drive.  He was found to be ... Read more...

Action from Monday’s Commissioner Meeting

The Marshall County Commissioners handled a number of items during their meeting this week. They approved the request of Robert Bosko to place a portion of his septic system’s perimeter drain in the county’s right-of-way and allow it ... Read more...

86 Year old Woman Arrested for Shoplifting at Kroger

Tuesday morning, March 19th the Kroger stored called the Plymouth Police Department in reference to a shoplifter they had stopped leaving the store without paying for items. 86 year old Sally Ann Clarke of Plymouth was placed into ... Read more...

PHS Culinary and Chinese Students Collaborate for Chinese New Year Celebration

Plymouth High School Susan Kuckie, the family and consumer sciences teacher, welcomed the PHS Chinese teacher and her classes into her culinary labs to cook dumplings in honor of the Chinese New Year. PHS Chinese teacher Mei Guan said ... Read more...

Governor Holcomb to Honor Businesses for Longevity, Service to Hoosier Workforce

Governor Eric J. Holcomb honored 65 Indiana companies and organizations Thursday during an event at the Indiana Statehouse, presenting each with the Governor’s Century or Half Century Business Award in recognition of each company’s ... Read more...

Senators Young, Markey, Merkley and Durbin Call for Greater Accountability for Atrocities in Burma

Senators Todd Young (R-Ind.), Edward J. Markey (D-Mass.), Jeff Merkley (D-Ore.), and Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) this week sent a letter to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Secretary of the Treasury Steve Mnuchin asking for clarification of ... Read more...

Wabash Man Arrested for Allegedly Making a Bomb Threat

Wabash – This afternoon, the investigation of a reported bomb threat at the Wabash County Judicial Center, in Wabash, IN, led to the arrest of Chad Miller, 28, Wabash, IN. Indiana State Police Detective Josh Maller served Miller a ... Read more...

Crouch, FSSA Accepting 2019 Golden Hoosier Award Nominations

Lt. Governor Suzanne Crouch, in collaboration with the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration’s Division of Aging has announced that nominations are now being accepted for the 2019 Golden Hoosier award. “Every year, it ... Read more...

First Day of Spring Crafting Fun

Wednesday was the FIRST day of spring and residents of Miller’s Assisted Living celebrated by crafting their very own spring time birds to display in their apartments or to give as a gift. Under the direction of Volunteer Sharon the ... Read more...

Plymouth Police Investigate Bicyclist Vehicle Accident

Wednesday evening, about 9:30, Plymouth Police Officers were dispatched to the area of Western Avenue and the U.S. 30 overpass due to an unknown accident. The preliminary investigation showed 25 year old Jordan Ringer of Plymouth was ... Read more...

Redevelopment Commission Updated on Pool and Early Childhood Center Projects

Tuesday evening, Jerry Chavez, President and CEO of the Marshall County Economic Development Corporation updated member of the Marshall County Redevelopment Commission on the Aquatic Center and Early Childhood Learning Center construction ... Read more...

Indiana State Police Bremen Post To Conduct Sobriety Checkpoint In Marshall County

Troopers with the Indiana State Police Bremen Post will be conducting a sobriety checkpoint at an undisclosed location in Marshall County this Friday night, March 22. This checkpoint is part of Operation Pull Over which has been in effect ... Read more...

To Vote May 7th on the PCSC Referendum you MUST be a Registered Voter in the School Crop. Boundaries

While there hasn’t been much information put out on voting on the Plymouth Community School Referendum in the May 7th Primary, WTCA confirmed today that any person living in the Plymouth School district may cast a vote, for or against ... Read more...

INDOT Bridge Rehabilitation on US 30 in Plymouth Begins

The $3.1 million bridge rehabilitation project on US 30 over the Baker Ditch in Plymouth is back in operation again. Last year the Indiana Department of Transportation awarded the project to LaPorte Construction and work on the westbound ... Read more...

Tomblin Arrested by County Police in Tyner

On Monday, March 18th, Marshall County Police received a report of a property damage accident in the 4500 block of Miller Street in Tyner. Arriving on the scene of the collision, Officer Nick Laffoon determined that the driver, 57 year old ... Read more...

Boyle Signs with LaSalle Men’s Rowing Team

A nagging hip injury forced Elizabeth Boyle ’19 to stop rowing for Culver Girls Academy, but she found her true calling on the other side of the White-DeVries Rowing Center – as a coxswain for the CMA varsity eight and four boats. And ... Read more...

High School Students Honored at JAG State Career Development Conference

Nearly 200 high-school students from across the state competed in 10 different categories at the 11th annual Jobs for America’s Graduates (JAG) Career Development Conference in Indianapolis on March 15. The event was the culmination of ... Read more...