Extremely dry conditions across the area has led to the imposition of a burn ban in Lawrence County, Ill. The county fire chiefs (Lawrence-Allison, Bridgeport, Denison and Christy Fire Protection Districts) announced Wednesday they have issued the ban on outdoor burning until further notice. The decision was made due to the potential for flash fires to occur. Lawrence County has been rated as 75% abnormally dry according to the latest Illinois drought monitor with below normal rainfall and no substantial rainfall in the forecast. The burn ban does have one exception-a campfire in an approved fire ring.
Award-Winning Indiana Country Artist Tege Holt & The Lonesome Pines take the stage tomorrow night at River Park Square
Downtown Plymouth transforms into arts celebration for 12th Annual ARTS in the Street Festival on July 25th
U.S. Senator Young announces more than $57 million for transportation infrastructure projects across Indiana
Gov. Braun boosts Family Services Workforce through Power Up Indiana Investments
Plymouth Schools announce new principals, athletic director, and dean of students
Plymouth Park Board deals with AC outage, hears request for memorial sign, and learns of new story walk
Plymouth Police respond to 2 domestic violence incidents over Independence Day Weekend
Plymouth Police make 2 arrests in separate traffic stops Monday and Tuesday evenings
