Before Tuesday’s track meet the Plymouth Athletic Booster Club recognized the April and May Female Scholar Athletes of the Month. The April Scholar Athlete, Deb Anders is the daughter of Curt and Kathy Anders. She is currently on the track team and ran cross country in the fall. Deb will be attending Grace...
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – Congresswoman Jackie Walorski (IN-02) released the following statement after Monday’s announcement from American Legion National Commander, Daniel M. Dellinger, calling for the resignation of senior Veteran Affairs (VA) administration officials. “There is no excuse of delayed care for the millions of men and women who have fought and defended our country. ...
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Miller’s Senior Living Community Campus honored their 2013-2014 volunteers at a baked potato and salad bar Wednesday evening, April 23rd. The banquet began at 6:30 p.m. in the Oak Hill Café at Miller’s Assisted Living facility. Dietary staff prepared the homemade meal. Using a quote from Winnie the Pooh, “Sometimes the smallest things take...
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Potawatomi Wildlife Park will host their annual May Bird Count this Saturday May 10th. Participants should meet at the Nature Center at 8:00 AM. Experienced, novice and beginner birders are all welcome. The objective is to count the number of birds of each species and add to the species list for Potawatomi Wildlife...
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About 4:00 Monday afternoon, an excavating company from Monterey moved equipment to a new job site along State Road 10 west of Culver right on the county line. As they pulled in at the Marshall-Starke County line, their excavator caught the utility lines, breaking off four electric poles. REMC linemen were on the job...
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During their regular meeting on May 6, the Plymouth School Board approved textbook rental charges for grades K-4 for the school year 2014-2015. Rental charges include textbooks, consumables, and miscellaneous supplies. Kindergarten fees totaling $138 include textbooks in music, reading program, social studies, science, and Living Textbook Math. Consumables include Envisions Math, pre-reading...
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Monday evening the Plymouth Park Board passed a motion to deny the request of the Marshall County Convention and Visitor’s Bureau to hold a beer tasting event during the Kansas City Barbeque Society BBQ Competition September 19th and 20th in Centennial Park. Cori Humes, Executive Director of the Tourism office was hoping to create...
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Culver Town Manager, David Schoeff is urging residents to attend an open house and community workshop this Thursday, May 8. The Open House will be in the Lions Club Depot from 4:00 until 6:30 and will allow residents to “drop in at their leisure” and review the Draft Comprehensive Plan for the Town of...
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Voter turn-out in Marshall County for the May Primary was low at only 10.35%. Of the 29,491 registered voters, only 3,052 declared their party and selected their candidates for the General Election in November. The Republican ballot in Marshall County only had two races. Four challengers were vying for the County Commissioner seat in...
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Mr. Rob Patterson, Zone Manager-Chevrolet, Indiana Zone-North Central Region, congratulates Jennifer D. Martin on becoming the new Dealer Principal at Country Chevrolet-Cadillac. Jennifer has worked in the dealership in various positions since 1997, starting in Customer Relations, outlining processes to achieve and maintain outstanding customer service in sales and after sales. Since 2007, she...
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