Governor Eric Holcomb has declared September 24-30, 2017 as Indiana Rail Safety Week in conjunction with U.S. Rail Safety Week that will take place in all 50 states. Our goal is to increase rail safety awareness by working together on ... Read more...
The Plymouth High School volleyball team is hosting Go Gold Night at 6:00 p.m. in the varsity gym on Thursday, September 28, when they take on Goshen High School. The event is called Go Gold Night – for a good cause. Gold is the ... Read more...
National Preparedness Month is in its fourth and final week, and the Indiana Department of Homeland Security (IDHS) is asking Hoosiers to consider their workplaces or school campuses when making preparedness decisions. This week of ... Read more...
Students at Jefferson Elementary School Friday enjoyed a bit of time outside as each one was given the opportunity to try and send their Principal Angie Mills into the dunk tank. Mrs. Mills rewarded the student body for the great job a ... Read more...
A farming accident Friday evening about 9 killed a Bourbon man. 79 year old Lester Sellers of 9B Road was working on a tractor in the garage alone when the accident happened. Marshall County Coroner John Grolich said Sellers was working on ... Read more...
The City of Plymouth will conduct their regular meeting Monday evening beginning at 6 p.m. in the conference room of the Fire Department. Agenda for the Board of Public Works and Safety meeting at 6 includes department head reports, ... Read more...
Last week theMarshall County Plan Director, Ralph Booker and Joel Markland with BCA Environmental Consultants updated the County Commissioners on a 3- year Brownfield Grant that will close out the end of this month. A coalition was formed ... Read more...
On Saturday, September 30, the Pride of Plymouth will host the 17th annual “Harvest Festival of Bands” Marching Band Invitational. PHS Band Director Bryan Ames said, the event has always been a popular show in north central ... Read more...
The Plymouth Street Department will begin their curb-side leaf pick-up program on October 16th. For the next few weeks, city employees will canvas the city several times to sweep up leaves that have been raked to the curb. The leaf ... Read more...
Officer Matt Schnaible with the Bremen Police Department conducted a traffic stop Saturday night at Dogwood Road and US 6. The driver of the vehicle, 34 year old Amanda J. Zurawski of Mishawaka was charged with Operating While ... Read more...
As a way to combat the high death rates across the state due to Opioid abuse and misuse, the Marshall County health Department will be offering FREE Narcan Rescue Kits. The kits are for families who have a loved one who is battling with ... Read more...
22 year old Jordan MJ Gaines of Bremen was arrested Friday night about 11:15 by Bremen Officer Wes Atkins. Gaines was located at the Marathon Gas Station at 224 West Plymouth Street and apprehended on a warrant through Marshall County. ... Read more...
WTCA AM 1050 & FM 106.1 and the Pilot News present the 5th Annual BEST SCARECROW CONTEST. Your two local media organizations are working together to usher in the fall season with a fun contest. Businesses are encouraged to participate ... Read more...
Last week, the Board of the Regional Development Authority (RDA) for the South Bend-Elkhart region in North Central Indiana met to consider requests for Regional Cities Initiative funding. The RDA is responsible for disbursement of $1.864 ... Read more...
Friday night Bremen Police Officer Wes Atkins issued a Promise to Appear to a Bremen Man. About 10:45, 25 year old Luis Lopez was stopped at Plymouth and Liberty Streets. He was found to be Operating Without a Driver’s License. Lopez ... Read more...
On Wednesday, September 20th, Discount Storage owner Bruce Manring presented a check for $250.00 to Walk For Autism. Accepting the donation on behalf of Autism Resource of Marshall County was board member Penny Hines. The Walk for ... Read more...
U.S. Senator Joe Donnelly Thursday lauded the announcement of new sanctions by President Trump and his administration on North Korea’s financial institutions and trade activities. Donnelly has called for increased sanctions to counter ... Read more...
A crash on US 31 Wednesday afternoon sent a Mishawaka woman to Memorial Hospital in South Bend. Danielle E. Evanoff was traveling north on US 31, south of 5A Road, when for unknown reasons she drifted off of the roadway. Evanoff ... Read more...
Middle and high school students across Indiana who need extra help with math and science are invited to contact the Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology’s free Homework Hotline by calling, chatting online or emailing with tutors. More ... Read more...
Jamie Lee Elsea, 25 years old of Plymouth, was sentenced Thursday to 12 years of imprisonment for the aggravated battery of an 18 month old child left in his care. No part of the sentence was suspended. Judge Robert O. Bowen of ... Read more...