Plymouth News

For about a year, a battle between man and muck has raged in southern St. Joseph County.

Speichera s barn burned for several hours, due to the massive amount of hay bales inside.

Speichera s barn burned for several hours, due to the massive amount of hay bales inside.

LaVille Jr.-Sr. High School science teacher Lynne Barden has received a 2009 Butler College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Teacher Excellence Award.

Police say a man driving a stolen wrecker was killed when it plunged off a northern Indiana highway overpass and struck a bridge abutment.

Center-West Township is sporting a new brush fire truck that was just delivered Tuesday.

Marshall County Commissioner Jack Roose and Museum Director Linda Rippy cut a ribbon for a welcoming reception Sunday at the Marshall County Musem, while Ron Liechty and Brent Martin hold the ribbona s ends.

For years scrapbookers bought and bought and bought, building enormous stashes of paper, stickers, diecuts and embellishments.

By Rusty Nixon Correspondent PLYMOUTH - David Parnell knows what it means to lose.

Indiana's meth problem is no secret. The Hoosier state ranks second nationally in meth busts.

"My wife was a patient here almost seven years ago," John Oliver said at Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center, Plymouth's Cancer Institute.

Teressa Welborn, and Mary Regnier, of J.C. Penney in Plymouth, drop off the first coats to Steve Keiser of Oliver Ford in the annual Warm Up Marshall County coat drive.

Indiana State Police arrested four people in Plymouth on Friday for manufacturing methamphetamine.

Teressa Welborn, and Mary Regnier, of J.C. Penney in Plymouth, drop off the first coats to Steve Keiser of Oliver Ford in the annual Warm Up Marshall County coat drive.

Robyn Wilson of Champaign and Ethan Ax of Bloomington, IN, announce their engagement and upcoming marriage.

From left, Barb Wolff Holcomb, Bob Dixon and wife Wanda, at the surprise party for Bob at Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center, honoring him for 50 years of service.

A former patient of Riley Hospital, his family and friends wanted to give back. And Thursday, they broke ground on an incredible project in Plymouth.

Although the Marshall County Museum is closed, behind closed doors there's a whole lot of moving going on.

Pilot photos/Alan Hall Plymouth High School's Pride of Plymouth received a gold rating at Penn Saturday, moving the band on to ISSMA Regional competition.

Pilot photo/Kaycee Lynch Sierra Schutg, of Jefferson Elementary School, climbs from the fire safe house, presented to area elementary schools by the Plymouth Fire Department in an effort to promote fire safety.