Local & State News

Friday, December 22nd about 5:30 in the evening, Bremen Police Officer Matt Schnaible served a search warrant to 39 year old Isaac Clark at Plymouth and Center Streets. Mr. Clarke was taken into custody for the contempt warrant and was ... Read more...

The Marshall County Museum will be hosting a Kid’s Day at the Museum over Winter Break on Wednesday, January 3!  The interactive model trains will be operating from 11 AM – 3 PM with a Walt Disney theme!  Parents and ... Read more...

State Senator Ryan Mishler (R-Bremen) announced the Indiana Senate is now accepting applications for the Senate Page Program. This full-day interactive program gives students in grades six through 12 the opportunity to tour the Indiana ... Read more...

Small Business Administration (SBA), 1st Source Bank received the “Gold Level Award” for the Community Bank lender’s category for the fifth year in a row.  Among Community Banks with less than $10 billion in assets, the award honors ... Read more...

Residents, staff and volunteers were invited to take party in Miller’s Assisted Living Annual Red & Green Party on December 22 in the Oak Hill Café.  Those attending wore their Christmas attire of all red, all green or a ... Read more...

Terry Armstrong is a Hoosier-born artist. Greatly influenced by visits to his grandparents’ Indiana farm and the natural beauty of the area, he uses the spontaneity of watercolor, dry brush, and egg tempera to capture the true essence of ... Read more...

Kindergarten students at Triton Elementary School donated items to the Marshall County Humane Society and to the Books for Babies program this year for Christmas. Pictured is Mrs. Melling’s class with some of the items they donated. ... Read more...

Four generations give back to our community through Tri Kappa.  Shining Star sister Marymae Stephenson,  Active sisters Beverly VanGilder and Hillary Hopple, and college member Hanna Hopple.  Marymae also celebrates her 90th birthday in ... Read more...

U.S. Senator Joe Donnelly spoke on the Senate floor calling on Congress to work in a bipartisan manner to provide the resources and funding necessary to combat the opioid abuse epidemic. The Centers for Disease Control released two new ... Read more...

Staff members of Plymouth Miller’s Assisted Living Community on Oak Hill Avenue held their first annual Ugly Christmas Sweater Contest on Thursday afternoon, Dec. 21st. As the contestants walked the runway and told about their ... Read more...

Jana’s Gymnastics Bronze, Silver and Gold Teams competed in the Irish Classic Gymnastics competition held at Bethel College on Saturday and Sunday, December 17 and 18th.  Jana’s Gold Team earned a 1st Place finish with a ... Read more...

More than 1900 newly purchased teddy bears have been collected as a result of South Bend International Airport’s (SBN) sixth annual Bears in the Air program. On Wednesday, December 20th team members presented 400 of the bears to Saint ... Read more...

A plea agreement has been executed between the Marshall County Prosecutor’s Office and Mr. Maeson Coffin and his attorney, June Bules. Maeson Coffin, 20 years of age had been charged with Murder, Conspiracy to Commit Murder, Burglary, ... Read more...

In 2018, the Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ are celebrating 150 years of their presence in America (1868 – 2018). Many activities are planned in 2018. An opening prayer service and reception is scheduled at The Center at Donaldson on ... Read more...

For the past nine weeks, students in Joseph Stanley’s Introduction to Manufacturing class at Plymouth High School have been busy making toys. “The particular toy they have been making is a catapult basketball game that you have to ... Read more...

Indiana State Police Trooper O’Keefe from the Bremen Post investigated a two vehicle crash on US 31, south of 13th Road Wednesday afternoon about 2:30. The accident occurred when a north bound semi-tanker carrying ethanol stopped at the ... Read more...

Plymouth High School senior Sydney Morris has been selected as a semifinalist for a prestigious National Merit Scholarship. Morris was required to complete a thorough application and provide the selection committee with academic records ... Read more...

WASHINGTON – U.S. Rep. Jackie Walorski (R-Ind.) Wednesday released the following statement after Congress passed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, sending it to President Trump for his signature: “Hardworking Hoosiers send too much of their ... Read more...

Applications are open for students interested in participating in the Indiana House Page Program during the 2018 legislative session, according to State Representative Jack Jordan the Republican from Bremen. Pages have an opportunity to ... Read more...

The Indiana Department of Transportation announces, for the third consecutive year, that it will be tracking the movements of Jolly ‘Ol Saint Nick while he makes his rounds in the Hoosier State. On December 24, beginning at 6 ... Read more...