Plymouth Police Chief John Weir gave members of the Board of Public Works and Safety an update on the hiring process. Last Saturday ten individuals took the written test and the agility testing. One individual did not pass the written test. The chief said the rest of the candidates are moving forward in the process.
The request from Plymouth High School for a better crossing between the north parking lot and the soccer field on the north side of Baker Street was a topic of discussion during Monday's Board of Public Works and Safety meeting. Plymouth Street Superintendent Jim Marquardt said during the Complete Streets committee meetings which include members
It was a busy day in the Marshall County Clerk's Office as 17 Republicans took the opportunity to file their intentions to be on the ballot on the first eligible day to file. Positions on the ballot for the 2024 General Election are Superior Court 1 Judge, County Commissioners in District 1 and District 3,
Last week the Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety heard the request from Utility Superintendent Donnie Davidson for a new employee in the Water Department. Davidson explained his reasoning for the need and told the board that since he began overseeing the Water Department 12 years ago they have operated with the same number
11-8-23 Wednesday News 3 A.M. E-6 The votes came in quickly Tuesday evening in the Municipal General Elections in Marshall County and the race for mayor of the City of Plymouth is finally known. Democrat Robert Listenberger won by 18 votes gathering 732 votes to Republican Greg Compton’s 714 votes. Both candidates were city council