Kankakee Valley Broadcasting is teaming up with Elite Travel for another exciting chartered bus trip. This time the destination is the nation’s capitol. The bus will leave on June 4th and return on the 8th. Continue reading
Plymouth Named Indiana’s 19th Safest City
Plymouth has made the list of Indiana’s safest cities. The city came in at number 19 on the National Council for Home Safety and Security’s 2017 list for cities and towns with at least 5,000 residents. Continue reading
IRS Advises Clock is Ticking to File 2013 Tax Returns
Time is running out for an estimated 21,000 Hoosier taxpayers to claim federal tax refunds from 2013. To collect the money, taxpayers must file a 2013 tax return with the IRS no later than this year’s tax deadline, which is Tuesday, April 18. Continue reading
Plymouth Council Approves Updated Umbaugh Agreement
The City of Plymouth will soon be paying more for utility reports. The common council approved an updated agreement with accounting firm Umbaugh and Associates this week. Continue reading
Two Arrested for Meth Possession, Following Plymouth Traffic Stop
Methamphetamine was allegedly found during a Plymouth traffic stop Thursday morning, sending two people to jail. It happened around 9:45 a.m. at U.S. 30 and Michigan Street, according to the Marshall County Police Department. Continue reading
Plymouth Pretzel Factory Prepares to Start Operations
Peanut butter-filled pretzels may start being made in Plymouth as soon as next week. Pretzels, Inc. is wrapping up construction on its new manufacturing facility in the Marshall County Shell Building. Continue reading
Plymouth Board of Works Approves Truck Ban for Residential Area
The City of Plymouth is taking steps to keep semi trucks out of a residential area. Continue reading
Plymouth Schools Seeking Naming Sponsor for The Rockpile
The Plymouth Community School Corporation is looking for a corporate partner to help pay for additional updates to the recently renovated Rockpile athletic complex. Continue reading
Plymouth Board of Works Approves Engineering Proposals for East Side Water, Storm Sewer Projects
The City of Plymouth is moving ahead with a couple projects that would improve water quality and reduce flooding on the city’s east side. The board of works voted Monday to allow Midwestern Engineers to proceed with the design process for the Candy Lane storm sewer project and the Richter Road water main extension. Continue reading
Culver Schedules Town-Wide Clean-Up Day, Garage Sales
The Town of Culver has scheduled its spring clean-up day, but a lack of volunteers means it may be the only one for the year. In the past, the town has held two clean-up days, one in the spring and one in the fall. Continue reading
Indiana State Police Announce March Enforcement Blitz
The Indiana State Police and local law enforcement agencies are teaming up to crack down on aggressive and impaired drivers during the month of March. Continue reading
Plymouth Council Creates Economic Revitalization Area for Farm Innovators, Inc.
A Plymouth manufacturer is a step closer to a tax abatement. The Plymouth Common Council voted Monday to establish an economic revitalization area for Farm Innovators, Inc. Continue reading
Culver Council Approves Ambulance Purchase
The Town of Culver is moving ahead with the purchase of a new ambulance. On Tuesday, the town council voted to approve its share of the $128,000 cost. Union Township is also expected to contribute funds. Continue reading
E-Liquid Manufacturing Bill Passes Indiana Senate
A bill that seeks to loosen regulations on Indiana’s vaping industry has passed the State Senate. Logansport Republican Randy Head’s measure would ease some of the certification requirements placed on e-liquid manufacturers. E-liquids are the nicotine-containing fluids that are used in e-cigarettes to create vapor. Continue reading
Texas Man Arrested at Bremen Town Hall
A Texas man faces criminal charges in Marshall County, where he’s accused of vandalizing a government building. Continue reading
Mayor Senter Discusses Housing, Downtown Revitalization during State of the City Address
New housing, parks, and job opportunities are a few of the things Plymouth residents can expect to see in the near future, according to Mayor Mark Senter. During his annual State of the City Address Monday, Senter gave an update on the city’s progress in implementing its 2013 Comprehensive Plan. Continue reading
Culver Council to Consider Boat Slip Appeal
The Culver Town Council will continue a discussion on a boat slip renewal during tonight’s meeting. A group of residents is appealing the town’s decision not to let them continue renting the slip. The town council put off making a decision earlier this month, to give council members more time to review the situation and to allow the entire council to be present. Continue reading
Plymouth Woman Busted for Meth Possession
A Plymouth woman is free on bond following her Friday arrest on drug charges. Continue reading
Mayor Senter to Deliver State of the City Address Tonight
Plymouth Mayor Mark Senter will deliver his annual State of the City Address tonight. It will take place during the Plymouth Common Council regular meeting at 6:30 p.m. Continue reading
Indiana Finance Authority to Offer Free Water Testing to Public Schools
Indiana’s public schools can now have their water tested for lead at no cost. The Indiana Finance Authority officially launched the lead sampling program last week, as part of its environmental programs division. Continue reading
