Plymouth News

You can see the man in red in Plymouth Friday night! The city is holding its annual Christmas tree lighting, rain or shine.

A fire has broken out at the U.S. Granules plant in Plymouth. Crews from Plymouth, Bremen, LaPaz, and Argos were called to the plant in the 1400 block of Western Avenue around 7:30 Thursday night.

Natasha Baughman, parent of a student at Riverside Intermediate School, looks over materials in the schoola sA Parent Center.

Every year, families and friends head to downtown Plymouth for the first sighting of the year of Santa Claus, Christmas tree lights and cookies.

As if small businesses needed another reason not to hire, consider their latest financial burden: The cost of rising unemployment itself.

A new high school pre-engineering design program that will be offered next year along with four other new courses have Plymouth school board members excited.

A child psychologist who was headed to prison for health care fraud died Thursday from a heart attack he suffered while driving, his attorney said.

Charlotte Tyree and her theater class made a discovery of a note pinned to the inside of a green dress donated for the schoola s shows.

By Rusty Nixon Correspondent PLYMOUTH - Downtown Plymouth will be rocking over the weekend if the downtown merchants have anything to say about it.

Sarah Hendrix, director of the Neighborhood Center, and Ken Brace, director of Care and Share, get ready to unload as Care and Share will now have offices in the Center at 402 Garro St.

Justin M. DeCrow always wanted to be a soldier, say friends and family. His dream of donning that camouflage uniform and fighting for his country developed while he was a boy in his small Plymouth hometown.

It was somber morning in Plymouth on Saturday. Hundreds came out to wave flags and pay their respects to a fallen soldier who graduated from Plymouth High School.

Saturday, Nov. 14, 2009 3 p.m. The hundreds of people who lined the main street in Plymouth, Ind., today fell solemnly silent as a white hearse passed by on its way to the church.

PLYMOUTH, Ind. - Small American flags will be distributed to supporters expected to line a downtown street Saturday to honor a hometown hero killed in the shooting rampage at Fort Hood, Texas.

This Veterans Day has special meaning for the community of Plymouth. It lost one of its own in the tragedy at Fort Hood.

Funeral arrangements are set for a Plymouth native killed in the Fort Hood tragedy.

On this Veterans Day, the country takes time to reflect and say thank you to military men and women who have fought for the country, and to say thank you to the ones who are currently doing so.

Community leaders are reacting to the death of a Hoosier soldier who was gunned down last week during the Fort Hood massacre.

One person was injured after a motorcycle and car collided Sunday evening near Argos.

A close-knit community is mourning the death of one of their own. 32-year old Plymouth native Staff Sergeant Justin DeCrow was killed by a gunman at the Fort Hood army base on Thursday.