More than 100 people attended the Blessing and Dedication of the Daisy and John L. Oliver Emergency Center at Saint Joseph Health Systems in Plymouth Thursday afternoon. John Zeglis, Chairman of the hospital’s board of directors said, “We are here to dedicate and bless this important new addition to our community.   A hugely expanded...
Read More »

In light of the recent tragedy that has rocked the community, there has been a lot of talk about prevention and what we, as a community, might be able to do in regards to prevention of child abuse and neglect.  There is a statewide organization known as Prevent Child Abuse Indiana (www.pcain.org) that has...
Read More »

WTCA AM 1050 & FM 106.1 Radio and Pilot News correspondent, Carol Anders, received a Publicity Award from the Indiana High School Forensic Association during a ceremony at their annual state meeting on September 11. The Publicity Award is given to members of the media who have consistently promoted the work of high school...
Read More »

On Saturday, September 19th an officer from the Plymouth Police took a report of a stolen vehicle from Pioneer Seed. Later that day Hamlet Police recovered the vehicle and arrested Thomas Berg at 5:15 P.M. On Wednesday, September 23rd Plymouth Police transferred 29 year old Thomas Berg of Hamlet to Marshall County Jail where he...
Read More »

There will be a temporary outage of the Hoosier Works Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) system this weekend.  The outage will be this Saturday, September 26 beginning at 11:00 p.m.  The outage is to allow the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration (FSSA) moves its business to a new vendor. This outage affects all SNAP/TANF EBT cardholders....
Read More »

Diane Fisher, Executive Director of the Heminger House has found a way for the community to help the shelter and it won’t cost you a dime.  Heminger House has created an account with the Kroger Community Rewards program. Kroger customers who have a Plus Card need to register their Plus Card online and when...
Read More »

Triton Jr. Sr. High School physical education teacher and coach, Ron Brown, works with his class in the new “Wellness” workout room at Triton.  All of the equipment was purchased through a grant from the K21 Foundation. Left- Chase Butler,  Middle Alysha May, Bench Haylee Copsey, Right Brenden Ray, Rebecca Leeka Left- Aaron Stichter,...
Read More »

With the change of seasons, Saint Michael School is preparing for their Fall Festival on September 25th through the 27th.  The weekend’s events include a Family Fun Fair on Friday, Dinner with entertainment and auctions on Saturday and an all-you-can-eat breakfast on Sunday to conclude their fundraising effort. Friday evening Family Fun Fair is...
Read More »

A Marshall County Grand Jury in December of 2014 indicted Jon A. McFarland, 54, of Culver on a single count of Reckless Homicide, a Level 5 felony, for an automobile crash that occurred on October 12, 2014 at the intersection of U.S. 31 and State Road 10 near Argos.  Based upon his previous plea...
Read More »

Tonight, Thursday, September 24th,  at 8 there will be a gathering of folks who would like to have a balloon launch, candle lighting and prayer ceremony for little Serenity Wilson who died so tragically this past weekend. This is just an impromptu gathering of folks who love kids and want to do something in...
Read More »