The annual holiday parade and Christmas tree lighting in the City of Plymouth on Saturday, November 28 has been canceled due to the ongoing concerns surrounding the community spread of COVID-19.
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The City of Plymouth and the Plymouth Economic Development Corporation have launched the COVID-19 Small Business Financial Support Program.
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Walsh and Kelly crews will begin several paving and sidewalk projects on Monday, Aug. 10 in Plymouth.
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Representatives from USI Consultants presented the Marshall County Commissioners with cost estimates for the proposed extension of Veteran’s Parkway from Michigan Road to Pioneer Road. The project would be a joint project between the City of Plymouth and Marshall County.
Continue readingThe City of Plymouth and the Plymouth Economic Development Corporation are launching a COVID-19 Small Business Financial Support Program on Wednesday that will assist Plymouth businesses impacted by COVID-19.
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An open house is scheduled for Tuesday, July 14 to gather public input on the second phase of the River Park Square development in Plymouth.
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Officials are working on a detour route for the upcoming Pioneer Drive project in Plymouth.
Continue readingPlymouth Mayor Mark Senter extended the city’s Public Health Disaster Emergency Declaration on Monday.
Continue readingA swearing-in ceremony for the elected officials in the City of Plymouth and department heads is scheduled for Tuesday, Dec. 31 at 11 a.m. at the Plymouth City Building.
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A public hearing at the Marshall County Building in Plymouth Tuesday evening outlined project details surrounding the proposed Hoham Drive reconstruction project in Plymouth.
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Marshall County Highway Superintendent Jason Peters presented a request to the county council Wednesday morning for a proposed project for INDOT’s call for projects in 2025.
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Marshall County and the City of Plymouth were recently awarded with the SolSmart Award.
Continue readingCrews from Rieth Riley Construction will begin working Monday on the slated street and sidewalk projects in Plymouth.
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The City of Plymouth kicked off Blueberry Festival weekend on a great note by receiving some exciting news this morning.
Community members and local leaders gathered in the City Council Chambers and listened eagerly as Brock Hesler, Vice President of Membership and Foundation Relations for the Indiana Chamber of Commerce, shared an important announcement.
Continue readingThe Plymouth City Council members considered a proposal to amend the zoning ordinance to make sure the city is prepared to be solar-ready.
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A number of people packed the Plymouth City Council chambers Monday night to learn about the next phase in the REES Theatre renovation efforts.
Continue readingThe representatives of the REES Theatre look for support for an upcoming grant opportunity.
The City of Plymouth, on behalf of the REES Theatre, Inc., intends to apply for a Community Development Block Grant and looks for comments on the upcoming proposal.
For those wanting to review paperwork prior to tonight’s public hearing may view them in the Mayor’s Office from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The City seeks $500,000 in grant funds to further complete renovation plans to host activities as a performing art and community event center. About $298,000 of that amount benefits low- and moderate income persons. Cash on hand generated by the REES Theatre, a capital fundraising campaign, and various philanthropic donations plan to be used for the project in the amount of $1,430,265.
The public hearing begins at 6:30 p.m. tonight in the Council Chambers in the Plymouth City Building at 124 N. Michigan Street in Plymouth. Residents may enter the building at the Garro Street entrance.
Agreements will be drawn up between the City of Plymouth and residents on Kingston Road where new light poles will be installed along the Highland Court area.
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