Plymouth News

After a stellar in-state season of first-place trophies, culminating in the highest score of all 40 high school marching bands at the Michigan Competing Marching Band State Finals, and a second-place Bands of America Regional finish, the Plymouth-Canton Educational Park Marching Band took 13th at the Bands of America Grand National Championships in ...

BaseLine Folk Society, which brings together amateur and professional folk, traditional and acoustic musicians for monthly shows, will host its third open-microphone night of the season in Plymouth on Saturday.

The crew for the feature film "Trust" - directed by David Schwimmer and starring Clive Owen and Catherine Keener - temporarily filled up Frank's Restaurant, at 334 Maynard St., Tuesday afternoon and worked into the evening.

It was 4:55 when the first cheer went up. "Sarah! Sarah! Sarah" And that's 4:55 this morning when the thermometer had dipped into the 30s.

Several street closures are planned in coming days as filming on the David Schwimmer-directed film, "Trust," gets under way in Plymouth.

Plymouth-Canton Community School officials are screening students in Grades two through seven for admission to its talented and gifted program for the 2010-11 school year.

As smiling parents looked on and snapped pictures, six Plymouth-Canton area students Tuesday celebrated a crowning achievement of their fire-prevention education by capturing top honors in a poster contest.

"Around Plymouth" is designed to announce upcoming events taking place in the community.

It'll be "two schools, one mission" when the merger of Plymouth-based Michigan Theological Seminary and Moody Bible Institute in Chicago is complete.

A day after people in Plymouth and around the country marked Veterans Day with speeches and ceremonies, a Plymouth service club and a veterans group recognized local military veterans again - this time with hospitality and a hot meal.

The work being done by the Plymouth Canton Diversity and Inclusion Initiative is impressive for a variety of reasons.

November 6, 2009 705 South Main, Plymouth's premiere business incubator and class A office space, located in downtown Plymouth, MI, is accepting proposals for free office leases.

Plymouth's Veterans Park was crowded Wednesday morning as politicians, representatives of veterans groups and members of the public paid tribute to military men and women of the past and present.

She may have been preaching to the choir when Gov. Jennifer Granholm sat with a roundtable of Plymouth-Canton school board members, local leaders and parents to talk about funding public education.

Chiefettes clinic The Canton Chiefettes are hosting a Pom Pon Clinic for kids ages 5-14 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov.

"Around Plymouth" is designed to announce upcoming events taking place in the community.

A Canton church that started as a small group meeting in Alex Rahill's back yard in 2002 has grown into an 800-member congregation worshipping inside a 21,000-square-foot brick building near the northwest corner of Haggerty and Warren.

A sense of duty and a general satisfaction with city government motivated several of the voters who participated in Tuesday's Plymouth City Commission election.

By Matt Jachman Observer Staff Writer An incumbent Plymouth City Commission member was ousted, a former member returned and a challenger was elected to his first public office Tuesday in a decision made by less than 20 percent of the city's voters.

I was surprised to see Charles Pugh take the top spot in the City of Detroit elections Tuesday.