The Indiana National Guard armory in Plymouth is once again available for use by military families and for rentals. Both were suspended recently after lead dust contamination was found inside the facility. Indiana National Guard officials say it’s residue from old indoor firing ranges and other uses of the buildings. They are in the process of testing and remediating facilities across the state. Continue reading
Culver Carolers Begin Holiday Tradition Friday Evening
Residents of Culver may be able to hear a few tunes of the season starting this evening.
Culver-Union Township Public Library Wraps Up Centennial Celebration
The Culver-Union Township Public Library is wrapping up its hundredth year this month. Continue reading
Recycle Depot Hosts Shredding Event
Shredding documents that you no longer need can go a long way in keeping your identity secure, and an event this weekend aims to make it a little easier to do that. The Marshall County Solid Waste Recycle Depot will allow residents to bring in documents to be shredded tomorrow morning from 8:00 to noon. Continue reading
Traffic Stop Leads to Drug Arrests
A Wednesday afternoon traffic stop by Plymouth Police at the intersection of Pilgrim Lane and Western Avenue ended with three arrests on drug and weapons charges. Continue reading
Downtown Plymouth Businesses Now Able to Access Micro-Loans
Businesses in Plymouth’s downtown may have an opportunity to access micro-loans through a new economic development program.
Plymouth’s Jefferson Elementary Students Showcase Robotics Skills
Students at Jefferson Elementary School have developed quite a knack for the robotic.
Grant Applications Now Available for Homegrown Fuels Program
Grant applications are now being accepted to help gas stations make higher blends of ethanol fuel more widely available. Continue reading
Keep Pets Safe This Holiday Season
With Christmas right around the corner, it’s important to remember the holidays can pose some dangers to pets. Starke County Humane Society Director Shanna Lloyd says there are a few steps you can take to keep pets safe. Continue reading
Marshall County United Way Give and Golf Cards Available
Shop for the golfer on your Christmas list and help the Marshall County United Way in the process. The 2016 United Way Give and Golf Card includes a round of golf at all six courses in Marshall County. Continue reading
Snow Possible Today
Ice and snow, take it slow. Keep that in mind as the day goes on, as there is snow in the forecast. Continue reading
Bremen Delays Police Chief Appointment Following Legal Error
The Town of Bremen has pushed back a decision on the appointment of a new police chief once again.
Culver Plans Grant Funds to Analyze Possible Beach Lodge Renovations
The Town of Culver held a public hearing Monday afternoon with the hope of eventually applying for grant funds.
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Plymouth School Board Approves JESSE Contract
The Plymouth School Board has approved an agreement with neighboring school corporations to help save resources and money.
During Tuesday night’s meeting, school board members considered the agreement and some of its changes. The JESSE cooperative includes a contract that is approved by participating school corporations on an annual basis.
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Keep Your Tree Fresh This Christmas
If you’re planning on buying a live Christmas tree this year, there are a few things you should do to keep the tree fresh once you get it home. According to Hensler Nursery’s website, it’s possible to make a cut tree last for weeks by taking a few extra steps. Continue reading
Plymouth Man Arrested After Alleged Knox High School Kidnapping Incident
A man living in a Plymouth motel was arrested last week after Knox Police believe he was attempting to kidnap a local student.
Marshall County Charities to Participate in “Giving Tuesday”
A couple of Marshall County charitable organizations are readying for one of the post-Thanksgiving holiday trends.
NIPSCO Proposes Electric Increase, OUCC Plans Public Input
A local utility service provider has proposed increasing electric rates, and the Indiana Office of Utility Consumer Counselor is asking for the public’s input.
Plymouth School Board to Consider JESSE Agreement
The Plymouth School Board will be meeting tonight to tidy up a few things before the end of the fiscal year.
Authorities Nab Armed Robbery Suspect
The man accused of robbing a Plymouth convenience store at gunpoint on Thanksgiving night is jailed on a $100,000 cash bond. Continue reading
