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It's that time of year when years of hard work and studying will pay off for students at Marian University’s Ancilla College. During the Friday, May 3, commencement ceremony, 59 students - 15% of which are 21st Century Scholars - will graduate with their associate degrees. Marian University’s Ancilla College 2024 undergraduate commencement is this
Last week, members of the Plymouth Common Council received proposed modifications to the Employee Handbook from City Attorney Jeff Houin and Human Resource Manager Jen Klingerman. Houin said it was the first draft and not the final version. He said no action is requested at this point. The attorney said there are some other updates
Newly appointed, Plymouth Police Chief John Weir announced the results of the recent promotion process during the Board of Public Works and Safety meeting on Monday. Police Sergeants Ray West, Ryan Richey, and Timothy Taberski facilitated the promotion process by interviewing nine prospects for the Corporal position. Chief Weir announced the promotions during the meeting.
Plymouth Mayor Mark Senter presided over his final city council meeting Wednesday evening after serving the citizens of Plymouth for 16 years. During the meeting he was surprised as City Attorney Sean Surrisi read a statement from Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb. The governor honored Mayor Senter with a Sagamore of the Wabash. The Sagamore of
The Plymouth Redevelopment Commission approved an agreement with the Plymouth Industrial Development Corporation (PIDCO) during their meeting on December 19th. City Attorney Sean Surrisi reminded members that they had agreed to the agreement last year, but the official document hadn’t been created. The written agreement is associated with the development of a new industrial facility