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Hacienda looking at Plymouth for new location

February 5, 2013

Nothing is set in stone, but a representative from Hacienda confirmed that the Mexican restaurant chain is looking at Plymouth for a new location.
Rumors have surfaced that Hacienda is looking at the former Beef O'Brady's building on Miller Drive.
Beef O'Brady's closed its doors last month.
Jeff Leslie, vice president of sales and marketing for Hacienda, said that he couldn't get into specifics since there is no deal but that the company is looking at its options in Plymouth.

Saint Joseph’s Health Center introduces electronic records

February 4, 2013

PLYMOUTH — Saint Joseph’s Health Center in downtown Plymouth began using an electronic medical records system Tuesday.
The clinic, which serves Marshall County residents who are uninsured or meet federal poverty guidelines, is the first office in the Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center system to use the program called Next Gen.
“Our other (locations) have electronic records, but they will be converting over to Next Gen,” said Ginger Hook, assistant director of clinical informatics for SJRMC Wednesday. “Saint Joseph Health Center is the first to have this.”

Culver schools debut theater productions

February 2, 2013

'ALMOST, MAINE' HITS ACADEMIES STAGE THIS WKD

Culver Academies' student play, "Almost, Maine," will hit the stage of Eppley Auditorium this Friday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m.

"This is a comedy we found this past summer that is all about love in the wilderness of Northern Maine," explains director Richard Coven.

"It’s a very charming piece and has some wonderful poignant moments. It’s done in a series of vignettes, that all happen at 9 p.m. – at the time when the northern lights appear in the sky."

Argos farmer seeks fair outcome

February 1, 2013

ARGOS — Hal and Jeanne Sullivan are like most families that own small farms.
They work every day, don’t take vacations and live a modest lifestyle.
So when they lost an estimated $80,000 in cattle, it was almost too much to handle.
“My daughter is at Purdue University,” said Hal. “All her life, that was her dream. All I can say is thank God for scholarships because he almost took her dream away.”
Sullivan said that he’s talking about Joe Miller.
Miller is accused of stealing cattle from Sullivan and the Topeka Sale Barn in LaGrange County.