Oliver Ford Lincoln in Plymouth is powering the lights on the big Christmas Tree next to Bowen Printing with a 2023 F-150 Ford Lightning pickup truck. This all-electric truck will power the lights on the big tree for the entire holiday season. While the community celebrated the beginning of the holiday season with the
Wednesday afternoon the Plymouth Chamber of Commerce conducted its annual meeting and awards ceremony. Plymouth Mayor Mark Senter was the guest speaker and talked about a few of the unique experiences and conversations he has had during the last 15 years, 10 months, and 2 weeks in office. One of those included a lady who
Monday evening the Plymouth Common Council listened to John Myers, president of Garden Court Inc., make a request to rezone a 4-acre parcel immediately west of Martins Supermarket on East Jefferson Street for a multi-family residential development. The proposal was to construct 3 residential buildings with 12 apartments in each one and an office building.
The Marshall County Commissioners questioned Sheriff’s Deputy Neal Wallace on why Sheriff Matt Hassel was not at their meeting on Monday to request a pre-pay for Oliver Ford Lincoln to replace two patrol vehicles that were totaled in two separate accidents. Wallace said he was out of town.
Wallace said one vehicle was totaled when a sheriff’s deputy was involved in a car-deer accident and the second was a crash with a UTV on Flat Lake Road.
Commissioner Kevin Overmyer asked what the amount of the pre-pay request was and Wallace did not have that information. He did have a check from the Sheriff, using the commissary funds to cover the remainder of the cost which was $11,447.