Washington, D.C. — U.S. Senator Joe Donnelly Thursday announced his support for a constitutional amendment, S.J. Res. 5, which would permit Congress to reform the current campaign finance system. Donnelly said, “I am concerned about how recent Supreme Court decisions, including Citizens United, are impacting our elections and electoral process. In the wake of these decisions, unprecedented...
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Just a reminder from WTCA Sports. The Plymouth Boys Basketball team takes on Kouts this Saturday, February 14th with a unique afternoon game. The JV tip off time is scheduled for 1:30 pm.
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INDIANAPOLIS – In the wake of the Anthem Inc. data breach where the personal information including Social Security numbers of millions of people was apparently accessed by computer hackers, the Indiana Attorney General’s Office has seen exceptionally high demand in recent days for the free credit freeze function on its web site, www.IndianaConsumer.com. Available...
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John Glenn elementary closing at 12:15. High school at 12:30 due to weather. Culver Community Schools are releasing at 1:30 due to weather Knox Community School Corporation will be dismissing early today. The Knox High School and Elementary at 1:50 pm and the middle school at 2:00 pm.
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Despite the urging of the board, Phend and Brown are determined to begin construction to widen and resurface the runway at the Plymouth Airport on May 4th. Both the Aviation Board and Troy Church of Plymouth SkySports want the construction to begin as soon as possible. The work will close the airport and force...
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An ad hock county committee met Wednesday morning to discuss issues with unsafe buildings. Commissioner Deb Griewank, Councilwoman Judy Stone, Building Inspector Chuck DeWitt, Plan Director Ralph Booker, Health Board member Michele Livinghouse and Wes Burden from the Health Department discussed issues with homes that are uninhabitable, unsightly or unsafe. Currently the county operates...
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Ralph Booker recently presented the 2014 annual report to the County Plan Commission and BZA. Permit activity was up in 2014 with 520 permits issued including 117 electrical permits. This was a significant increase from 2013 with 440. The value of the permits increased from $13,448,000 in 2013 up to $37,331,000 last year. Building...
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Financial aid professionals from Ancilla College will be volunteering at Plymouth High School to help college-bound seniors and their families open the door to financial aid during College Goal Sunday, set for 2 p.m. February 22. The free program is designed to assist Indiana students seeking undergraduate admission to a college or technical school in 2015 in filing the...
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The Plymouth Optimist Club will be hosting their annual Tri-Star Basketball Contest Sunday, February 22nd in the gym at Lincoln Junior High in Plymouth. Originally scheduled for February 1st, the winter storm postponed the vent. Tri-Star use to be call the dribble, pass and shoot contest and is an Optimist International sponsored event. The competition will...
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Triton Elementary School held its annual Science Fair on February 6th. Students were judged by a Bethel College professor and Bethel education students. Triton Elementary Science Fair is for students in grades 4, 5 and 6. Science fair projects were required to be grounded in scientific thought and be creative. There were 15 medals...
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