Our sympathy to the family of John O’Neal who passed away this week.  Two loses for one family so close together.  Also one of my class mates, David Feld, passed away this week.  Please pray for these families. Imagine our…

Mother Nature is having a great April Fools joke.  It has been snowing for about five  hours now and we have a good five inches of snow on the ground with no sign of it letting up.  Hope the snow…

We said good by to two people who were important to our community this week.  On Friday and Saturday were remembrances for Dorothy Torok at the PCCC.  Dorothy lived for 102 1/2 years.  She will be greatly missed by friends and family.  Though…

A grand lady went to be with her Lord this week.  Our community lost Dorothy Torok at 102 1/2 years young.  She leaves a large family to mourn her passing and as well as many friends.  Our sympathy to family…

It has been a tough week in many ways.  Our sympathy to the families of Paul Lee, Gary Douglas, Kathryn Eichman and Jean O’Neal.  I lived in Augusta on a lot owned by Jean and Buford Hornecker for many years.…

Plymouth Women’s Circle chicken and noodle dinner is Saturday, March 17th from 4:30-7 pm at the PCCC.  Chicken and noodles may also be purchased by the quart.  A donation of $7 for adults and $5 for children will be accepted. …

If you do not read the Quincy paper, you missed a news article this week and there could be a similar profound effect on Plymouth.  It was the story of the Hancock County Historic Preservation Association and the old Carthage jail.  In 1987 the county deeded…

First will mention that there will be two opportunities to eat out in the near future.  The West Point Fire Protection District soup and sandwich supper is scheduled for March 3rd at Sullivan and Son Events center.  More details next week. The…

On Thursday Carolyn Bullard brought me a copy of Virginia Metzger’s will.  Carolyn’s act of kindness is what prompted me to write this column. Philip Metzger came to Plymouth in the mid 1800’s.  He purchased a home, which had been…

Usually watch the Super Bowl for the ads,  but this year the game was much better than the ads.  One normally cheers for the under dog.  Since the under dogs were coached by a gentleman who had coached high school foot ball as recently…