This week members of the Plymouth Plan Commission once again reviewed the zoning ordinance amendment for landscaping standards for parking lots.  Originally approved by the Plan Commission, when sent to the City County, Planning Director Ralph Booker asked to have the amendment tables because he felt the calculations were in error. On Tuesday evening...
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Pilot News Sports Editor James Costello contributed to this article PLYMOUTH — Wednesday morning four Plymouth Rockie seniors made their college football and academic plans clear. Nat Hiatt, Kyle Lacefield, Jacob LaFree and Chaz Scruggs to sign on to play at the next level, the tight-knit quartet decided to do it together. Hiatt and...
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DONALDSON – Ancilla College Student Government requests your presence at the Ancilla College Arts & Culture Week during the week of April 13-16, 2015. The highlight of the week is Thursday, April 16th from 4:30-7:00 p.m. (EDT) on Ancilla’s campus. The tentative schedule has the night kicking off with an open mic poetry reading...
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During the 2014-2015 school year, 10,000 students in Northern Indiana will visit JA BizTown, an authentic, life-sized town in Ft. Wayne that engages 5th and 6th grade students in the management of a simulated economy and workforce readiness experiences during a one-day interactive simulation. On April 13th , 69 sixth graders from Triton Elementary...
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Indianapolis – Governor Mike Pence Thursday issued the following statement after the Indiana Senate presented its budget recommendation. “This is an education session, and I appreciate the Indiana Senate’s commitment to funding our schools in a way that will ensure our students have every opportunity to succeed. I am especially grateful for their work...
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MISHAWAKA – Congresswoman Jackie Walorski (IN-02), member of the House Veterans’ Affairs Committee and conferee on the House and Senate Veterans’ Affairs Conference Committee, released the following statement in reaction to a story regarding extended wait times at the South Bend Community Outpatient Center:   “There is no excuse for veterans to have to wait over...
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The National Weather Service Storm Prediction Center is advising of the potential for severe weather in our area later this afternoon into this evening.  All of Indiana is currently under an “Enhanced” risk of severe weather.  Strong winds or wind gust of 57 mph or higher are possible. Strong winds can cause trees to...
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Tuesday night Plymouth Plan Commission member Mark Gidley asked where action was on the Keith Gerrard property at 122 South Center Street. City Attorney Sean Surrisi said, “The mayor met with him last week and I don’t have the details of that but I will follow up with him.” Gidley said, “This has been...
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During Monday’s Marshall County Commissioner meeting the condition of county roads came up. Marshall County has experienced substantial road damage due to the severe winter weather we had again this year.  Roads around the county have blown up all over. Highway Superintendent Jason Peters mentioned that they had a county highway truck stuck at...
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Plymouth Mayor Mark Senter is pleased to announce this year’s speaker for the Annual Prayer Breakfast to be held on Thursday, May 7th at 6:30 a.m. at Christo’s Banquet Center.  The proceeds will benefit the local Boy Scouts of America Troops and Packs.  Tickets for the event will be $10 each or you can...
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