A 17 year old juvenile was taken into custody Wednesday for auto theft and lodged in a juvenile detention facility. Plymouth Police were dispatched to the 200 block of Dickson Street just after 11 p.m. for the report of a theft of a black, Hummer H2. The vehicle was located the next day on...
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A Nappanee Man was arrested Saturday afternoon about 12:20 by Bremen officer Trent Strouder following a traffic stop at US 5 and West Miami Road. 51 year old Dale Robert Rhodes was charged with driving while being judged a Habitual Traffic Violator for lifetime, Expired Plated, Fictitious Registration and an Expired Driver’s License. Rhodes...
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The Indiana Family Action PAC announced Friday the endorsement of Jesse Bohannon in the Indiana House district 17race. IFAPAC is the state’s preeminent advocate for conservative social values, including pro-life, pro-family, pro-traditional marriage issues. Jesse stood boldly alongside Indiana’s social conservative leadership during the battles of the past several years, and has been a...
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INDIANAPOLIS - Friday Indiana’s adult adoptees have achieved a reality that’s taken years to accomplish – equal access to the most basic parts of their identity. Governor Mike Pence signed Senate Bill 91 into law today, making Indiana the 14th state to give adult adoptees from the “closed records” period access to their original birth...
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CULVER – The works of three of America’s most noted photographers from the 1930s are on exhibit at Culver Academies through July 31. The works of Eudora Welty, Alfred Eisenstaedt, and Ansel Adams debuted Feb. 20-21 in the Crisp Visual Arts Center for a five-month exhibit. The Crisp Center is located on Academy Road on...
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This week, the Indiana Senate voted on a plan to provide significant new state and local road funding over the next four years, without raising taxes on Hoosiers The plan includes $1.3 billion in new state highway funding over four years from various sources including: $429 million from excess budget reserves in 2016; $50...
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During Tuesday’s Plymouth School Board meeting, Superintendent Dan Tyree gave board members an update on the stadium building project. The Athletic Booster pavilion next to the bleachers was torn down and the restrooms and concession building on the south end of the facility have been demolished. Tyree said, “After two architects told us that...
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – Thursday, U.S. Senator Joe Donnelly spoke on the floor of the Senate calling on the Senate to do its job when it comes to filling the vacancy on the Supreme Court. In his speech, Donnelly said, “…Senators, using our best judgment, are free to ultimately reject whomever the President nominates, but to refuse to...
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The Plymouth High School Band Boosters and Hacienda presented 2015 PHS Graduate Melissa Johnson’s family with a check for nearly $2,500 Thursday night at the Plymouth Mexican Restaurant. The two groups partnered and raised just under $2,500 for Johnson’s family to help offset the cost of medical expenses for the care of their 19-year-old...
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Ryan Smith, 33, of Knox was sentenced March 2 in Marshall Superior Court Number I to a 22 year sentence for dealing methamphetamine. Smith will be imprisoned at the Indiana Department of Correction pursuant to a plea agreement between Chief Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Tami Napier and defense attorney, Joe Simanski. Judge Robert O. Bowen...
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