Local News from Thursday, November 5th, 2026
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Plan Commission greenlights massive rezoning for Indiana Innovation Center
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.
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Plymouth man arrested on domestic battery charge following dispute on Webster Avenue
Jose Martinez-Santos, 19, accused of grabbing girlfriend by the hair during Friday night incident
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Teshka selected to serve as House Republican Majority Caucus Chair
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Plymouth Robotics Teams shine at Concordia Lutheran Robot Rumble, all first-year teams advance to finals
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Marshall County Auditor attends Indiana Auditors' Association Fall Conference
Angie Birchmeier joins county auditors from across the state at French Lick Resort; Marshall County showcases local products in gift baskets
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Deputies make OWI arrest
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Man arrested for resisting law enforcement
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Mayor Listenberger addresses data center rumors, makes case for northeast annexation
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
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Mayor Listenberger addresses data center rumors, makes case for northeast annexation
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
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Plymouth High School to host Veterans Day Program Nov. 11
Community invited to attend; complimentary breakfast for veterans begins at 7:30 a.m.
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Marshall County Purdue Extension to host ServSafe Manager Training Dec. 9
Eight-hour class and proctored exam satisfies Indiana requirements to become a Certified Food Protection Manager; registration closes five business days before the event
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Santa Trains return to Hoosier Valley Railroad Museum for holiday season
Vintage train rides through the wintery countryside begin Nov. 21; tickets recommended in advance as past trains have sold out
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Indiana BMV cranches to close Nov. 11 for Veterans Day
24-hour BMV Connect kiosks remain available; branches resume normal hours Thursday, Nov. 12
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Indiana is open for business: October's jobs and wages wins
