This year’s Plymouth Prayer Breakfast will feature speaker Mayor Mark Senter.
Continue readingPlymouth Prayer Breakfast to Feature Keynote Speaker Mayor Mark Senter
Plymouth Police Department Assistant Chief Mark Owen presented with Key to the City
Article submitted by Jamie Fleury, The Pilot News Staff Writer
Plymouth Mayor Mark Senter presented Plymouth Police Department (PPD) Assistant Chief Mark Owen with a Key to the City during the Plymouth Common Council meeting Monday evening. Having served Plymouth since 1994, Officer Owen will be retiring from PPD on January 30.
Continue readingBlessing of Safe Haven Baby Box held Wednesday
Article submitted by The Pilot News Managing Editor James Master
The dedication for the 89th Safe Haven Baby Box (SHBB) was held on Wednesday. In October, it was announced that the baby box was installed on the west wall of the Plymouth Fire Department along W. LaPorte Street.
Memorial Day Service Planned in Plymouth
The Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety members reviewed an event request to host a Memorial Day ceremony Monday, May 31 on the Marshall County Courthouse lawn in Plymouth.
Continue readingPlymouth City Council Agrees to Look at Ordinance to Address Parking in Front Yards
The Plymouth City Council members will continue looking into a possible ordinance to address parking in front yards.
Continue readingResidents Invited to Sign Unveiling at Centennial Park on September 26
Residents of the City of Plymouth and surrounding areas are invited to a public dedication ceremony on Saturday morning to unveil signs near the Randolph Drive north entrance of Centennial Park. The signs will honor former Mayor Charles O. Glaub’s effort to expand Centennial Park to part of what it is today.
Continue readingPlymouth City Council Approves Appointments
The Plymouth City Council members made several appointments during their most recent meeting.
Continue readingBill Walters to Continue Serving on Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety
Bill Walters has agreed to remain as a board member on the Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety.
Continue readingPlymouth Municipal Airport Receives Prestigious Award
The Plymouth Municipal Airport has been named the Indiana Airport of the Year in 2019, presented by Aviation Indiana.
Continue readingKayak/Canoe Launch Ribbon Cutting Set for Today
A ribbon cutting ceremony is set for today at 11 a.m. for the kayak/canoe launch at the River Park Square along the Yellow River in Plymouth.
Continue readingPlymouth City Council Adopts 2020 Salary Ordinance
The Plymouth City Council members held a brief discussion concerning an ordinance that fixes the salaries for the appointed officers and employees, fire, and police personnel for 2020.
Continue readingPublic Hearing Held for Grant Opportunity for REES Theatre
A grant to help the REES Theatre group complete the final phase of the renovation of the REES Theatre building was the topic of a public hearing during the Plymouth City Council meeting on Monday night.
Continue readingPlymouth Mayor Recognizes Efforts of Intern
Plymouth Mayor Mark Senter presented a Certificate of Recognition to intern Katlyn Carroll Monday night commending her for her strong efforts in working in the mayor’s office since August.
Continue readingConstruction of River Gate South Apartments Continues
Plymouth City Attorney Sean Surrisi said the construction of the River Gate South apartments continues.
Continue readingPlymouth BOW Approves Fine Reduction for QC Communications
A company who worked to correct a gross error when installing cable in the City of Plymouth will pay a lesser fine.
Plymouth City Council Endorses Resolution for Highway Name Dedication
A stretch of U.S. 30 in Plymouth could be renamed next year if a resolution passes in the General Assembly.
Plymouth City Council Approves Prepayment for New Website
The Plymouth City Council members took action last week to approve a prepayment to eGov Strategies in order to get a new city website started.
Have Fun and Help Raise Funds at the Marshall County Humane Society Bark in the Park Event
The Marshall County Humane Society ‘Bark in the Park’ event is almost here!
Community members and their furry four-legged friends are invited to Centennial Park on Sunday, October 7th for this annual fundraising event. All proceeds go to assist the homeless animals that the Humane Society cares for.
When you pledge at least $25, you’ll get an event T-Shirt. Continue reading
Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety Consider Sewer Deposit Reduction
David’s Courage Co-Founder Gregg Erickson appeared before the Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety members Monday night to request a waiver or reduction in the sewer deposit fee at the facility at 10924 Lincoln Highway in Plymouth.
Bids Opened for Fall Street and Sidewalk Projects in Plymouth
The Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety members opened bids last week for the upcoming street and sidewalk projects.
