Marshall County Community Corrections will be getting a new vehicle following actions by the Marshall County Commissioners and Marshall County Council.
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The annual ‘Warm Up Marshall County’ coat drive has begun!
For the last twenty years, Oliver Ford-Lincoln in Plymouth has been partnering with multiple Marshall County businesses to collect winter coats for community members who are unable to afford them on their own. Continue reading
Last year, more than $4,000 was raised for the Plymouth Band Boosters through a “Driven to Give” fundraising event sponsored by Oliver Ford Lincoln in Plymouth.
According to a press release, about 200 people turned up on a chilly day in November to test drive vehicles in order to assist the band program. Continue reading
As temperatures continue to drop, individuals will begin breaking out warmer clothing when they prepare to leave their homes. Unfortunately, not everybody has that option. The national organization Warm Up reports that every winter, 14 million children across the country go without adequate winter wear.
Several area businesses are doing their part to cut those numbers down locally by hosting drop-off locations for the Warm-Up Marshall County Coat Drive. Continue reading
A chance to help a local organization raise funds for breast cancer awareness is quickly approaching.
Jennifer Houin said the second annual Bowling for Ta-tas event is to bring awareness of breast cancer to those in the community. Its main focus is to bring funds to the Ounce of Prevention organization to spread that awareness.
The event is Saturday, March 14 at Quick’s Lanes in Plymouth with social time at 6 p.m. The time slots available for four-person teams are 7-9 p.m. and 10 p.m. to midnight ET. The entry fee is $25 which includes shoe rental, pizza, beer, and two hours of bowling.
Bowlers will have an opportunity to purchase items to support the fight against breast cancer. Houin says a special prize will be awarded to the top two teams in both time slots.
