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City of Plymouth

Plymouth Industrial Corporation — Wed, 11 Apr 2012 13:12:55 +0000

Welcome to Plymouth, Indiana located in the heart of the Midwest on the banks of the Yellow River. Here on our city’s website you can find information about local city government, city history, and links to other informative websites. We hope you find the plymouthin.com website to be user-friendly. Please feel free to send an e-mail message if you have any comments. We hope the information and photos will encourage you to visit Plymouth, Indiana; a great small city with big plans for the future!

Marshall County Economic Development Corporation

Plymouth Industrial Corporation — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 02:50:16 +0000

Located just south of the southern tip of Lake Michigan, at the crossroads of Indiana Highways 30 and 31, is Marshall County Indiana. Marshall County is an area with an investment potential second to none!

Within a 100 mile radius of Plymouth, our county seat, you’ll find nearly 12 million people and markets for every conceivable product and service. With its high quality of life and market proximity, Marshall County is extremely well positioned to meet the needs of today’s – and tomorrow’s — business.

Marshall County is a progressive community that wants your business! Let our business relocation services and manufacturing site selection services help your business grow and prosper; contact us today.

Marshall County Tourism

Plymouth Industrial Corporation — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 22:25:17 +0000

You can’t beat our job! We’re the people responsible for attracting visitors to Marshall County. We work to enhance our area’s image by developing new programs and attractions, and marketing the current ones.

We’re located in historic downtown Plymouth, Indiana at 220 North Center Street in the Old Firehouse that was built in 1875.

Our hours of operation are 8:00am-5:00pm Eastern Time, Monday thru Friday.

Our mission is to conduct marketing and sales programs to attract visitors to Marshall County and enhance our area’s image so the county can derive the economic and social benefits of the prosperous tourism industry.

Marshall County Tourism is funded by a 3% innkeepers tax that is paid by visitors staying in our lodging facilities. This tax is used to pay our two staff members and develop new products and promote and encourage visitation to our county.

WTCA

Plymouth Industrial Corporation — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 22:14:10 +0000

WTCA AM reached the milestone of forty-five years in serving the Marshall County area on August 19, 2009. Founder and now co-owner, Kenneth E. Kunze saw numerous broadcasting opportunities for Marshall County. In 1963 he was granted a license from the FCC to operate WTCA-AM 1050. When WTCA had it’s beginning, all productions were broadcasted from its transmitter site on Muckshaw Road with a business office on Water Street; however, in 1965, the broadcasting operation was moved to the Water Street location in order to accommodate an ever growing listening audience. Much to everyone’s surprise, the station prospered from the start due to the community’s support. As a result, in 1966 the old Plymouth Dairy, located at 112 West Washington Street was renovated into a broadcasting studio that still remains today.

In the early days, Ken’s wife Jeanne Kunze broadcasted a live public interest program each day called “This and That”, a tradition in which her daughter, Kathy Bottorff continues to this day with “What’s Your Opinion”.

In 1966, Community Service Broadcasters, made up of the Kunze Family, expanded the operation by putting WTCA-FM on the air. The FM operations have changed call letters several times over the years and are currently licensed as WZOC-FM. This station also broadcasts from the 112 West Washington Street address. The transmitter that services the station is located in Lakeville.

Encore Performing Arts

Plymouth Industrial Corporation — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 22:08:45 +0000

The Encore Performing Arts Commission is a non-profit organization based in Marshall County, Indiana. We are here to bring the arts to our local communities. We help musicians, bands, and performing artists reach a wide range of audiences in Marshall County. We produce many events throughout the year, showcasing the talents of many performers.

The Plymouth Arts Commision began its initial season on January 28, 1974. Through the years, PAC has brought many memorable performances to the community. Some of them are: James Lovell, Louise Mandrell, Doc Severenson, Ballet Folklorico, Ben Vereen, Marvin Hamlish, Danny Gans, The South Bend Symphony, Peter Nero, Count Basie, Glenn Miller and Band, Harry James and Orchestra, Buddy Rich and Band, Norman Lubof Choir, Nutcracker Ballet, The Letterman, Tommy Dorsey Band, Sawyer Brown, Marcel Marceau, Five by Design’s Radio Days, and many, many more, just to name a few.

Marshall County Historical Society

Plymouth Industrial Corporation — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 01:02:46 +0000

Our mission is to present programs which develop a better appreciation and awareness of our county and state. The Museum collects artifacts and documents which illustrate this county’s history in terms of natural resources, Indian heritage, exploration, economic and industrial development and cultural achievement.

When you visit our Museum, you can enjoy a variety of activities, including a tour of our exhibits, research in our extensive genealogy/historical research library and special presentations and workshops scheduled throughout the year.

Chamber of Commerce

Plymouth Industrial Corporation — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 22:21:10 +0000

The Plymouth Chamber of Commerce offers a number of great services.

For more information please visit their site.