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The Marshall County Council will tackle a full agenda tonight, with items ranging from a federal grant application to the county's 2027 meeting schedule.

A change in leadership at Plymouth High School has brought a new face to the Plymouth Park Board

Twilight Tunes Dueling Pianos headlines a festive evening of music, hors d'oeuvres, and champagne on Thursday, Dec. 3

Fundraiser offers gently used ornaments, trees, lights, and decor at great prices; museum members get first access

Free entry to all DNR-managed state parks, reservoirs, state forest recreation areas, and off-road recreation areas on Wednesday, Nov. 11

Post Offices closed Wednesday; regular mail delivery and retail services resume Thursday, Nov. 12

Tyler M. Freville, 28, faces nine charges after crashing Tesla into another vehicle and fleeing on foot; K9 apprehends suspect

A crowd of 120 packed Plymouth City Hall Wednesday night as the Plan Commission weighed the largest rezoning request in recent memory — and after two hours of testimony, the vote was unanimous.

Jose Martinez-Santos, 19, accused of grabbing girlfriend by the hair during Friday night incident

Angie Birchmeier joins county auditors from across the state at French Lick Resort; Marshall County showcases local products in gift baskets

No development proposal exists for the 900-acre site, mayor says; rezoning would prepare Plymouth for future growth while keeping the city's authority to reject any project

No development proposal exists for the 900-acre site, mayor says; rezoning would prepare Plymouth for future growth while keeping the city's authority to reject any project

Community invited to attend; complimentary breakfast for veterans begins at 7:30 a.m.

Eight-hour class and proctored exam satisfies Indiana requirements to become a Certified Food Protection Manager; registration closes five business days before the event

Vintage train rides through the wintery countryside begin Nov. 21; tickets recommended in advance as past trains have sold out

24-hour BMV Connect kiosks remain available; branches resume normal hours Thursday, Nov. 12

The Marshall County Health Department has confirmed the county's first case of measles since 2023.

84-year-old driver cited for running red light at Michigan and Jefferson; the lone student on board walked away uninjured

Sr. Judith Diltz to share research on the Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ and their legacy of service in Marshall County and beyond

Governor Mike Braun today signed executive orders to prioritize affordability, extending Indiana's energy emergency and delivering another month of relief at the pump for Hoosier families.

66 volunteers complete packing ahead of schedule; community donors provide food, handmade stockings, and a recorded concert from Triton Elementary

Four Top Tier teams compete at 'Torque or Treat' event; next competition hosted locally Nov. 14

PLYMOUTH — A solid turnout of 39 percent of registered voters in Marshall County made their voices heard in the contested races in this year's midterm elections.

Six-week program offered at no cost by Saint Joseph Health System; registration deadline is Nov. 6

Plymouth Plan Commission to consider annexation and rezoning request from Indiana Tool and Manufacturing for 900 acres.

The Plymouth Community School Board unanimously ratified the new master contract for corporation teachers at the meeting on Monday, Nov. 2, 2026.

Hired under Mayor Gary Cook and retained by two successors, Hite oversaw decades of growth across the city's park system before stepping down for health reasons

County Council seat, county surveyor post, and Argos Town Council seat all on the agenda as resignations create openings

Community campaign collects new and gently used coats through Nov. 14; distribution set for mid-November at the National Guard Armory

Elvis tribute artist brings the King's Vegas era and classic country favorites to downtown Plymouth Friday, Nov. 6

The Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM) has announced a significant red tape reduction effort with the rescinding of more than a quarter of the agency’s Non-Rule Policies. IDEM has also identified hundreds of federal policies that should be considered for elimination.

Gov. Mike Braun today announced a major achievement in improving child care access and affordability for Hoosier families. As a result of the Governor's historic investment to expand access to Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF) vouchers, the CCDF waitlist has dropped 78% since May of this year.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture annually updates the eligibility guidelines for free or reduced-price meals and free milk served under the federally funded National School Lunch Program, School Breakfast Program, Special Milk Programs, and Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP).

The Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR) offers Hoosiers several chances to participate in their Free Fishing Days.

A Fort Wayne man was lodged in the Marshall County Jail on Sunday, May 26th after being stopped for a registration violation.