The John Glenn School Board approved a resolution to rescind a previous technology purchase in the amount of $143,888.25.
The school’s attorney found some items that needed to be amended so the board approved a resolution to revoke the previous decision to move forward with the transaction.
Technology Director Andrew Stegemiller gathered quotes for a fewer number of Chromebooks at a price of $111,690 from Trinity 3 Technology. The purchase price approved by the board this week also includes the warranty on the computers.
Road crews will take a break during the Independence Day holiday.
Fireworks are one way of celebrating during the Fourth of July season and it’s important that consumers follow the laws.
Today’s the last day on the job for Plymouth Airport Manager Dave Lattimer. He’s retiring after seven years on the job.
Culver’s former movie theater may soon be purchased by the town, but more research needs to be done before any decisions are made.
A Plymouth gas station was damaged Thursday morning when police say a car crashed into it. Plymouth Police responded to the Family Express at 1351 South Michigan Street at around 8:41 a.m.
A two-truck crash on U.S. 30 Thursday morning sent one truck driver to the hospital. Plymouth Police say it happened around 5:08 near Pioneer Drive.
Argos Community Schools is moving ahead with some building renovations and other capital projects. Last week, the school board approved a resolution to issue $2 million in bonds, according to Interim Superintendent Dr. Robert Boyd.
The City of Plymouth is a step closer to getting state funding for street improvements. An updated pavement asset management plan was approved by the board of works Monday.
A man and woman from Plymouth are in jail after police responded to a report of a domestic fight and removed a child from their home after reportedly finding various illegal drugs. 
A resident of a Plymouth motel faces a couple of felony charges after a Sunday night incident. A the Plymouth Police officer responded to the Economy Inn on North Michigan Street at 11:17 p.m. because a woman wanted to file a battery report. 
Plymouth Police officers are a step closer to getting a raise, but not without some concerns from city council members. An updated salary ordinance was introduced to the city council Monday by City Attorney Sean Surrisi. 
The Marshall County Community Foundation is accepting its second round of applications for grants in 2017. Applications will be accepted until 4:30 pm on Tuesday, August 1, 2017. 
A record number of travelers will be leaving home this Independence Day weekend, according to AAA.
Today is National HIV Testing Day, and Hoosiers are urged to learn their status. The human immunodeficiency virus weakens a person’s immune system by destroying cells that fight disease and infection.
