02/14/11 The Union-North United School Board held a regular meeting on February 10. during the meeting, Superintendent Dr. Terry Barker announced that the current head football coach and athletic director, Brian Stults, has tendered his resignation. According to Barker, Stults will complete the school year along with any additional days included in his contract....
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02/11/11 Plymouth resident Jeffery Houin filed this week for the Plymouth Common Council, District 1. The seat is currently held by Chuck Ripley who will not be running for re-election. Houin said, “I want to serve on the Plymouth Common Council because I care deeply about the quality of life in the City. I was...
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02/11/11 A Plymouth teenager waived his right to a trial and pleads guilty to conspiracy to commit armed robbery during a hearing in Marshall County Superior Court I this week. In a plea agreement, 19 year old Anthony Waggoner admitted to robbing the Family Express gas station and convenience store at the intersection of...
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02/11/11 The Marshall County Neighborhood Center is partnering with Wrench General this Saturday for a fundraiser. Wrench General at 201 Airport Road in Plymouth will provide free oil changes to the community from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday. In exchange for the free oil change, donations will be accepted for the Marshall...
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02/11/11 Beacon Credit Union presented a generous check in the amount of $2,220.20 to the United Way of Marshall County, fulfilling their corporate pledge for the 2010 campaign. Having just opened a new local branch last fall, this was the first employee campaign by Beacon Credit Union for the United Way of Marshall County. ...
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02/11/11 The third annual Dancing with the Stars extravaganza held last Saturday night at the Swan Lake Resort netted over $68,000. The event is a major-fundraiser for the Marshall County Neighborhood Center and the Five-Star program at Lincoln Junior High in Plymouth. One of the organizers and Neighborhood Center Board President, Chad Barden, opened...
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02/11/11 Twelve teams from four states will compete this weekend in the Interscholastic Equestrian Association Horse-show hosted by Culver Academies. Competition will begin at 9 a.m. Saturday and Sunday (Feb. 12-13) in the Jud Little Riding Hall at the Vaughn Equestrian Center. A Mounted Color Guard will present the colors at 8:45 a.m....
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02/11/11 Representative Bill Friend (R-Macy) authored House Bill 1244 which would allow delinquent Hoosier taxpayers to make installments to pay off their property tax debt. This bill would allow a county treasurer to negotiate a payment plan for delinquent property owners. The payment amount, installment frequency and payment period will be established and agreed...
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02/11/11 The Ancilla College athletic department will partner with the Ounce of Prevention Foundation during the scheduled February 12 women’s and men’s basketball doubleheader against Kalamazoo Valley Community College as part of their annual Chargers for Change fundraising event. Held at the LifePlex, games will tip-off at 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. respectively. Admission...
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02/11/11 Seniors at Argos High School are working on their Senior Projects which is a graduation requirement. The topics are as varied as each individual student. Students who have recently completed their projects are Jessica Richard, Patrick Johnston and Matt Kenz. Jessica sponsored “Presents for Pets” at a basketball game with all proceeds going...
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