The Culver Community School Board discussed the athletic trainer contract in depth during their meeting Monday Night.
Continue readingCulver School Board Discusses Athletic Trainer Contract
Plymouth Man Arrested on Drunk Driving Charge
A Plymouth man was arrested Friday night for allegedly driving under the influence of alcohol.
Continue readingTwo Injured in Plymouth Accident
Two people were injured in a two vehicle accident Monday evening at the intersection of U.S. 30 and Queen Road.
Continue readingPlymouth High School Students Donate PPE Equipment to Healthcare Facilities
Two local healthcare facilities have more personal protective equipment and medical supplies thanks to the Plymouth High School Health Science program.
Continue readingCulver School Board Extends Nursing Services Agreement
The Culver Community Schools Corporation will continue to get nursing services from Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center. Last week, the school board approved a contract amendment that will extend the agreement for a second year, according to Superintendent Karen Shuman.
Continue readingPlymouth School Board Approves Agreements for Speech Pathologists, Nurses, Athletic Trainers
The Plymouth Community School Corporation has hired an outside company to handle speech therapy, after no one applied for an open speech pathologist job. More over, the school board last week approved a contract with PresenceLearning.
Continue readingPlymouth School Board to Appoint Lincoln Junior High Assistant Principal Tonight
The Plymouth School Board is expected to name a new assistant principal for Lincoln Junior High School tonight. The position became vacant last month, when Craig Hopple was appointed principal at Menominee Elementary.
Continue readingPlymouth School Board Approves Summer School Nurse Agreement, Sale of Band Trailer
The Plymouth School Board agreed last week to sell a band trailer to John Glenn. The John Glenn Band Boosters submitted the lone bid of $1,200 for the 1983 semi-tractor trailer, according to Plymouth School Superintendent Andy Hartley.
Continue readingPlymouth School Board to Choose a New Member Tonight
The Plymouth School Board will appoint a new member tonight. Board members have been interviewing candidates to fill the remainder of Larry Holloway’s term, which runs through the end of 2020. Holloway resigned from his at-large seat last month.
Continue readingCrash Involving Union-North School Bus Sends Five People to Hospitals
Five people were taken to hospitals, after an SUV reportedly crashed into a Union-North United School Corporation bus. Indiana State Police say it happened around 7:50 Monday morning near 20884 Pierce Road near Lakeville.
Continue readingInmate Taken to Hospital, Following Fight at Marshall County Jail
A fight at the Marshall County Jail ended with an inmate being taken to the hospital Friday afternoon. Sheriff Matt Hassel says the fight apparently started between two inmates and then a third joined in. Hassel says three jail officers were called to the area to stop the fight.
Continue readingPlymouth School Board to Consider High School Assistant Principal Appointment
The Plymouth School Board will consider the appointment of a new assistant principal for the high school tonight. This comes after Kyle Coffman was named the new principal of Riverside Intermediate School last month.
Plymouth School Board Approves Textbook Fees, Lunch Prices for 2018-2019 School Year
The Plymouth School Board continues preparing for next school year. Last week, board members approved the textbook fees for the 2018-2019 school year.
Free Flu Shots Offered at Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center Today
Free flu shots will be available today in the front lobby of Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center from 4:30 until 6 p.m.
According to Debbie Berger, the Community Health and Wellness representative of Saint Joseph Health System, the shots are available to everyone, with no income or insurance restrictions.
However, they do ask that you bring along a canned good that that will be donated to the local food bank. This is not a requirement but it’s a good way to get into the charitable spirit while simultaneously preparing yourself for flu season.
Plymouth Students Recognize Manufacturing Day with Tours Around Town
Today, various businesses around town will have a chance to meet the next generation of workers as more than 260 Plymouth High School students tour facilities as a part of Manufacturing Day.
In a media advisory, the Marshall County Economic Development Corporation said this national event gives manufacturers the opportunity to open their doors to showcase their businesses and foster an interest in manufacturing careers.
The number of local businesses involved increased from 2016 and the ones participating are considered to better reflect the variety of work opportunities in Plymouth. Continue reading
Plymouth EMS & Police Department Called to The Mayflower Tavern Monday Morning
Shortly after midnight Monday morning, The Plymouth Police Department and Plymouth EMS were called to The Mayflower Tavern at 1111 W Jefferson Street for a physical fight that occurred.
The reported narrative of Plymouth Police Officer Ryan Richey explained dispatch was advised that one male was bleeding from the head. Continue reading
Plymouth School Board Approves Agreements
The Plymouth School Board has approved several of the corporation’s contracts with various organizations. One agreement approved during Tuesday’s meeting was a two-year continuation of Plymouth’s affiliation with the New Tech Network. Continue reading
Plymouth School Board to Consider Agreements with Various Organizations
The Plymouth School Board will consider renewing several of the corporation’s agreements during tonight’s meeting. Continue reading
Area Hospitals Prepared for Ebola Virus
Hospital officials are taking steps to ensure they can fight the Ebola virus if it enters the area.
The Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center, with hospitals in Mishawaka and Plymouth, released a statement where they assured the residents that they are prepared to respond to the Ebola virus with care.
According to a statement on their website, SJRMC officials they say that clinicians are well trained to identify, to care for and to monitor potentially high-risk patients and provide treatment in accordance with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s infectious disease procedures.
