The Plymouth Park Board will meet Monday evening February 2nd at 5 p.m. in the Conservation Club House. Agenda for the meeting includes opening quotes for air conditioning at the Webster Recreation Center, approval of the contract for the DJ and photography for the Daddy Daughter Dance and donations for the Boys and Girls...
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Washington, D.C.—U.S. Senator Joe Donnelly Thursday helped pass bipartisan legislation that would authorize the Keystone XL pipeline. The Senate passed the bill by a vote of 62-36, bringing it one step closer to advancing to President Obama’s desk. The Senate-passed Keystone bill must now either be approved by the House, which previously passed its own...
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The Plymouth Redevelopment Commission conducted their first meeting of 2015 and elected Dan Tyree as President, Mike Miley as Vice. President and Tom Pedavoli at Secretary. Members were updated on the Metronet Project which is funded through TIF #1. Brent Martin said, “Essentially the work is complete. We are just waiting the as-built drawings.”...
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Indiana gained 4,000 private sector jobs in December and ended 2014 with a total of 51,500 jobs added. The Hoosier State’s continued job growth encouraged the return this month of more than 9,000 Hoosiers to the labor force to look for work. The large influx of jobseekers drove Indiana’s unemployment rate up 0.1 percent...
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Habitat for Humanity of Marshall County continues to make progress with their 16th house build. Many hands were on deck this past Saturday taking time out of their week to help a family create a home. Dean Buyer, Executive Director of Habitat said, “Words don’t express our gratitude towards these people. It is neat...
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Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center (SJRMC) Health Insurance Services LLC, has a location in Plymouth ready to help Hoosiers enroll in Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP) 2.0 Applications for HIP 2.0 are now being accepted, with coverage beginning February 1. If you make too much money to qualify for Medicaid, but not enough to qualify for...
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Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ will have a ceremony to unveil a special plaque to commemorate The Otis R. Bowen, M.D. Fund, on February 10th at 3:00 p.m. The celebration will be held at the Catherine Kasper Life Center, on The Center at Donaldson campus in Donaldson, where Dr. Bowen resided until his death on...
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Liza Woolever is well known in the Plymouth area for her musical talent and teaching skills. Many students have learned the love of music in Woolever’s country home as she teaches various folk instruments such as recorder, mountain dulcimer and fiddle. Several years ago when gas prices began to rise, Woolever found a way...
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Plymouth is on a 2-hour DELAY St. Michael School 2-hour DELAY John Glenn Schools 2-hour DELAY Faith Baptist Academy 2-hour DELAY Grace Baptist Christian School 2-hour DELAY Culver Community Schools 2-hour DELAY Bremen Public Schools 2-hour DELAY Union North United Schools 2-hour DELAY
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Plymouth has lost another business. Jim Menis, owner of Norwayne Lumber confirmed Wednesday the recent closing of the Plymouth store. More than 20 years ago Norwayne Lumber in North Judson expanded into the Marshall County/Plymouth community. They purchased the Marshall County Manufacturing site at 700 West Jefferson Street and a few years later expanded...
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