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Two Vehicle Accident
A Plymouth man was arrested Wednesday evening after officers responded to a report of two people fighting on North Seventh Street.
A traffic stop in Plymouth led to an arrest Wednesday after officers discovered paraphernalia while preparing to impound a vehicle. Police say the driver also had a suspended license.
Bremen is reporting a widespread power outage with no estimated restoration time currently available. Another update is expected when additional information becomes available.
A Plymouth man was arrested early Thursday morning following a reported domestic disturbance at the Economy Inn.
The Marshall County Historical Society & Museum in Plymouth invites you to join Sister Judith Diltz on November 6 from noon to 1 p.m. for a Brown Bag Lunch & Lecture celebrating 175 years of history with the Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ.
The Town of Culver will begin fall leaf collection Monday, October 26, with crews expected to visit properties at least once a week. Residents are asked to place leaves near the road but not in the street, and keep branches and sticks in separate piles.
Marshall County’s darker past takes center stage October 30 as the Marshall County Historical Society & Museum hosts “Haunted History: A Ghost Walk.”
Just one day after Marshall County commissioners voted to cover six Flock license plate readers, Prosecutor E. Nelson Chipman Jr. has issued a cease-and-desist letter demanding they not move forward with the decision. Chipman called the proposed action “tyrannical” and warned that his office could consider further action if commissioners proceed.
Heartland Art Center in Plymouth will celebrate the conclusion of its 38th Annual Regional Juried Art Exhibition with a free closing reception Friday, October 30, from 6 to 8 p.m. Visitors can enjoy refreshments, meet participating artists, view the exhibition one last time and celebrate this year’s award winners.
Heartland Art Center’s Black & White Gala and Auction returns to downtown Plymouth on November 13, bringing live music, art, performances and an auction to The REES. Proceeds will support the renovation of Heartland’s historic downtown building into a new center for the arts.
An 18-year-old Plymouth woman was arrested Monday evening after police received a report of erratic driving and spotted a vehicle traveling without headlights\. During the traffic stop, officers discovered the driver had never had a driver’s license.
Two men were arrested Monday night following a fight at the Economy Inn on North Michigan Street in Plymouth.