The Plymouth Seventh-Day Adventist Church has been hosting a food drive this month, and today is your final chance to contribute. The food drive will run from around 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. All donations will go to the Bread of Life Food Pantry.
Officials shared a list of items that food pantries typically need and it included low-sodium soups and canned vegetables, beans, whole grain pasta, oatmeal, granola bars and popcorn.
Canola and olive oil, peanut butter and low-sugar cereals and juices and shelf-stable milk were also included on the list of suggested donations. Continue reading
The opening day event for the Culver Farmers’ Market is here!
The Culver School Board has recently been assessing school policies and Superintendent Karen Shuman said that some members met in a work session this week to familiarize themselves with the rules that are being reviewed.
A Plymouth man has been arrested after a citizen tip alerted police of possible drug activity, leading to a several-month-long investigation. Police indicated that many cases such as this start with citizen tips.
This Saturday is Opening Day for the Plymouth Farmers Market in River Park Square!
You can be one of the first to explore the new media lab at Bremen Public Library during their open house this Saturday at 11 a.m.
The Board of Directors for the Boys and Girls Clubs of Marshall County announced that they are searching for a new executive director, following the resignation of Billie Treber.
The highlight of Tuesday night’s Culver Town Council meeting was a public hearing that was held to review a Planned Unit Development application for Culver Meadows.
Project D.A.R.E. of Marshall County will be holding their 27th Annual Banquet this Thursday!
The Plymouth Police Department received a report regarding a sexual assault to a 13-year-old female on April 23rd, 2018.
There were reportedly 10,428 unbuckled motorists killed in crashes in the U.S. in the year 2016. Seat-belts were estimated to save an additional 14,668 lives in that same year, according to a Marshall County Sheriff’s Office press release.
Over the weekend, Plymouth Police K9 Jax assisted with the apparent discovery of more than 16 grams of a Schedule II Narcotic, leading to two arrests.
Officers with the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department were called to the area of U.S. 6 and Pine Road for a property damage accident around 12:30 a.m. on Sunday, May 6th.
Sand Hill Farm Developer Kevin Berger recently reached out to community members to remind them about an exciting opportunity through the Habitat for Humanity of Marshall County.
In order to assist the Marshall County residents who were most severely impacted by February’s flooding, some fundraising efforts are being organized for later this month.
In order to connect with the community and showcase what the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department does, Sheriff Matt Hassel has invited citizens to attend some community information nights this month.
Volunteers with Culver’s Blessings in a Backpack program realize that hunger doesn’t halt just because school is no longer in session.
Dr. Ken Zirkle, who has served as the president of Ancilla College for the past four years, has announced his retirement, effective Monday, May 14th.
May is recognized as Stroke Awareness Month and the American Heart Association and American Stroke Association have provided a useful acronym to keep in mind to help people act FAST when a stroke is suspected. Remembering the acronym ‘F.A.S.T’ can help people recognize the signs of a stroke. 
