A Plymouth woman was arrested on a warrant Tuesday, October 22 after officers from the Plymouth Police Department were called to a home on West Harrison Street for two individuals arguing in the roadway.
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A new police officer was sworn into office to serve on the Plymouth Police Department.
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The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is sponsoring the 27th nationwide “Prescription Drug Take Back” initiative Saturday, October 26. The “Take Back” initiative seeks to prevent prescription drug abuse and theft through proper disposal of prescription drugs.
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The Culver Redevelopment Commission members will meet tonight where they will have a presentation on overlapping financial districts.
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Funeral services have been scheduled for area radio legend Tony “The Boss” Ross, 54, of Plymouth.
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The Plymouth Rotary Club is hosting a Meet the Candidates event Thursday, October 24 at 6 p.m. ET at the REES Theatre in downtown Plymouth.
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City of Plymouth officials announced that State Road 17 will be closed at the Center Street viaduct for the replacement of existing water mains
starting Monday, October 28.
The closure will last for two weeks in order to complete the repairs. The detour route will be State Road 17 (Lake Avenue) to 5th Street to W. Jefferson Street to State Road 17 (Michigan Street).
Indiana Secretary of State Diego Morales announces the placement of new ‘Vote Here’ signage at polling locations across the state, underscoring key voter requirements to maintain the integrity of Indiana’s elections. The signs will clearly state that only U.S. citizens are eligible to vote in Indiana elections and that a valid photo ID is required for all voters.
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The management and staff at Kankakee Valley Broadcasting are mourning the loss of Tony “The Boss” Ross, long-time morning show host, general sales manager, and sportscaster at WYMR MAX 98.3 FM.
Tony Ross began his radio career at WKVI Radio in Knox and moved to work at WTCA in Plymouth for about 20 years. He made his move to MAX 98.3 FM when the frequency switched on the air in February 2015 and has been here ever since. He was dedicated to local radio.
Tony was a large part of the community and involved in many aspects of organizations. He learned more about the impact of those organizations as he spotlighted guests on his morning show. He mostly enjoyed his many hours of gathering statistics on the games he would broadcast so nothing would be left out when noting the efforts of an athlete.
He was a man of faith, did what he could for his family and friends, and he was a stranger to no one.
Tony’s presence will be missed by his family, friends, co-workers, and members of the community, in the morning on the air, and in the press box at the game.
Funeral arrangements are pending at this time.
Early in-person voting continues this week with voting opportunities this Saturday.
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The Marshall County Historical Society and Museum officials will be hosting the Ghost Walk two days this year.
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The Marshall County Commissioners will meet today where they will look at an ordinance that would amend the zoning map. A public hearing will also be held on a Plan Commission recommendation from a request by JeAnna Burch.
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The Argos Community School Board members will meet tonight where they will open a public hearing to discuss the Capital Projects Plan and the Bus Replacement Plan.
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The Randolph Street Bridge, located between Baker Street and Plymouth Goshen Trail, and running through Centennial Park over the Yellow River in Plymouth, has been closed to all traffic effective immediately.
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A traffic stop conducted Friday, October 11 at 3:45 p.m. ET resulted in the arrest of the driver for drug possession.
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The latest U.S. Drought Monitor shows that many areas of north of Indianapolis are under either severe or moderate drought. Twenty-one counties in the state still have burn bans that are in effect until further notice including Marshall and Pulaski Counties. Starke County EMA Director Tori Chessor rescinded the burn ban in Starke County Wednesday, October 16.
Continue readingThe Culver Town Council members took action Thursday, October 10 to adopt the 2025 budget. They unanimously approved an ordinance on the matter.
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Over 100 Indiana FFA members from across the state will be competing at the 97th National FFA Convention & Expo next week in a variety of Career and Leadership Development Events, the Agriscience Fair and Agricultural Proficiency Awards.
Continue readingThe Plymouth Rotary Club is hosting a Meet the Candidates event Thursday, October 24 at 6 p.m. ET at the REES Theatre in downtown Plymouth.
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