Whenever he’s on the sideline coaching the Plymouth North boys’ soccer team, it’s always a home game for Scott Sorensen.

The canoe race hadn’t even started when another boat crashed into theirs, sending its occupants tumbling into the freezing ...

Frank Paul Martin, Jr., of Plymouth, died peacefully, surrounded by his family Thursday, Oct. 29th. He was 90. Born April 30, ...

For Michael Duggan, the meaning of military service changed dramatically in the years following the terrorist attacks of Sept ...

As the Nov. 3 election nears and early voting is in full swing, local political candidates are campaigning on everything from ...

Town Meeting dissolved weeks ago, yet Article 25—a citizen petition signed by over 200 residents who spent three years ...

A Plymouth Municipal Airport commissioner whose family operates several businesses at the airport has resigned, acknowledging ...

It seems there’s not a challenge Rob Costa can’t overcome. Despite being paralyzed from the chest down, the Plymouth native ...

As Lloyd Christmas said in the movie Dumb and Dumber, “So you’re telling me there’s a chance?” “Our playoffs started tonight, ...

A Plymouth man was sentenced to at least 10 years in prison for his role in a widely publicized, high-speed car crash in 2024 ...

Last Saturday was a wonderful example of democracy in action in our Town of Plymouth. Town Meeting members gathered to ...