Plymouth News

John E. Kumpf, 81, Sarasota, Fla., formerly of Brazil, Cloverdale, Morocco, and Plymouth, Ind., passed away June 13, 2008.

Olivia Hiliard, McKenzie Haenes, Ashley Combs and Maddy Good put the finishing touches on a vehicle at a fundraising car wash Friday.

John Benedict displays a leg bone that was the first discovered while excavating his pond, part of a set of mastodon bones discovered recently on his Culver-area property.

Tom Turner, executive director of the Marshall County Economic Development Corp., told a small group of city, town and county officials they are competing globally now for jobs.

Employees were evacuated for several hours from Medallion Cabinetry in Culver after a bomb threat was called in to the factory.

By Rusty Nixon Correspondent PLYMOUTH - Today everything changes for Marshall County Assessor Debbie Dunning and her entire staff.

Brooke Blackford, a 2008 Triton Jr.-Sr. High School graduate, was crowned Miss Blueberry Saturday night.

By Rusty Nixon Correspondent PLYMOUTH - It may be a wet day in the Park if Plymouth's Fire Department has anything to say about it.

By Carol Anders Staff Writer PLYMOUTH - Last night, members of the Plymouth Redevelopment Commission voted unanimously to expand the boundary for TIF District #2. TIF #2 was formally named the East ...

From left, former councilmen Bob Manuwal and Kenneth Lukenbill and Plymouth Clerk-Treasurer Toni Hutcthings stand with Caroline Suesse and front, Bob Suesse.

"I had run out of all options. I really didn't have anyplace to go," one new mother told WSBT.

I'm tucked into a green kayak as it slips into the Yellow River. The water's calm, brown surface is sprinkled with the fuzzy white cotton of the cottonwood trees.

Fire Chief Andy Metsker, Wayne Smith, Plymouth Mayor Mark Senter and Don Gardner unveiled the new firetruck last night.

Plymouth High School teacher Josh Martin studies advanced instruction in a teaching method, "Differentiated Classrooms," offering alternative opportunities for students to learn.

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By Carol Anders Staff Writer PLYMOUTH - Tim Bope enjoys the quality of life he has on his rural property about four miles from Tyner.

This post is part of a series on some of the most memorable companies that have disappeared .

Two men remained hospitalized Tuesday after a two-vehicle accident at 5:40 p.m. Monday at the intersection of U.S. 31 and 4A Road.

PLYMOUTH, Ind. - City officials have passed a curfew ordinance that is tougher than state law and would fine both teenagers and their parents for repeated violations.

Ancilla volunteers tally about 700 hours Members of the Ancilla College community gave nearly 700 hours of volunteer service and conducted a wide variety of collections dur-ing the 2007-2008 academic year.