Marchers from all across the country and even some from overseas will be visiting Plymouth High School tomorrow as a part of the Drum Corps International Hoosier Heartland Tour.
School officials and the Plymouth Band Boosters announced that the PHS Rockpile Stadium will serve as a site for this DCI Tour and the event will feature performances from bands from seven different states, as well as one group from Europe.
In a news release, PHS Band Director Bryan Ames shared that this event will host the drum and bugle corps teams who will be competing for the national championship next week. Continue reading
The Bourbon Business Luncheon held on Thursday was an opportunity for business owners to speak with Town Officials as well as to collaborate with one another.
Argos athletes in grades 7 through 12 have a chance to get a cost-free physical done today.
While arresting a man for an outstanding warrant on Tuesday afternoon, police officers apparently located a controlled substance.
A couple of different projects in the Town of Argos are free to commence now that some preliminary matters have been handled. Clerk-Treasurer Lisa Mullaney said that at last Wednesday’s meeting, Town Attorney Derek Jones informed council members about some paperwork that had been finalized.
As a part of the town’s revamped marketing efforts, Argos officials recently approved a new logo.
Three people were taken into police custody after allegedly fleeing, following an apparent shoplifting attempt at Wal-Mart in Plymouth.
Bremen Public School officials recently held pre-bid meetings over a couple of proposed projects.
Bourbon Street Superintendent Roger Terry provided council members with an update about the town’s Street Assessment Plan when they met earlier this month.
