The Marshall County Drainage Board and Board of Commissioners will meet Monday morning beginning at 8:30 in the second floor meeting room of the County Building. The Drainage Board will open maintenance bids for the McComber Drain to the J. Ballinger and Myers Ditch, the Berkey arm to North Berger Ditch, Dausman Ditch and...
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The Marshall County Police Department has not released details of the single vehicle crash on State Road 10 just east of Pine Saturday night. WTCA was on the scene and learned that a crew-cab pick-up truck allegedly swerved to miss a deer just after 6 p.m. The truck went into a field on the...
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With the holidays fast approaching, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) office encourages everyone to consider giving gifts that will help protect their family members and friends during a future emergency. “A gift to help prepare for emergencies could be life-saving for friends and family,” said FEMA regional administrator,...
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Morgan Peoni (Franklin), Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) member, and Madyson Price (Logansport), PTK Vice-President are Ancilla College’s 2014-2015 nominees to the All-USA/Coca-Cola Community College Academic Team. Phi Theta Kappa is a two-year college national honor society. They were chosen among Ancilla College students by PTK Advisors Cynthia Cawthon, Instructor of English, and Chelsea Chalk,...
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Advisory: The South Bend NOAA Weather Radio Transmitter, WXJ-57 at frequency 162.400 MHZ, is now working.
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There were seven members present for this week’s meeting of Alfie’s Angels Red Hat Society group. Each new Red Hat member selected the style of red hat they preferred which had been donated by several ladies from the Plymouth area. Alfie’s Angels members then chose from an array of gems, feathers, beads, trims and...
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Recently Triton Jr./Sr. High School eighth graders visited the Junior Achievement Finance Park in Fort Wayne to have practical experience with the business/finance principals they have been studying in Mrs. Tracie Vermillion’s business class. The students were given a life scenario with their career, monthly and annual income, marital status, and number of children....
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INDIANAPOLIS – Governor Mike Pence announced a new signature event of the Indiana Bicentennial Commission Friday during Statehood Day remarks in the south atrium of the Indiana Statehouse. The Indiana Bicentennial Torch Relay will touch each of Indiana’s 92 counties during the 2,300 mile journey across the state. The torch relay will be an...
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DONALDSON – With beds for approximately 100 students, Ancilla College is delighted to announce a state-of–the art residence hall will be ready for students beginning the 2015-16 school year. “This project will help us reach students from a wider area, previously unavailable for a commuter campus,” said Dr. Ken Zirkle, president. “We are proud...
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This week the Chicago-based Federal Appeals Court for the Seventh Circuit ruled against the City of Plymouth in the case of a U.S. Military Reserve officer’s lawsuit. Plymouth Police officer Robert DeLee had sought longevity pay under the Federal Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Act (USERRA). The appeal decision reversed the United States District...
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