Community

Do we “modern martyrs” lack a grand mission? Read more about The Plight of the Modern-day Martyr

The votes are in! Here are the top three finalists in each category of this year's Best of Plymouth. Read more about Meet the 2020 Best of Plymouth Finalists

Construction of an 80,000-square foot addition to Plymouth Creek Center is set to begin later this year. Read more about Big Changes Are Coming to Plymouth Creek Center—Here's a Sneak Peek

As we look back on 2019, we're reflecting on the stories you—our readers—loved most. Read more about Plymouth Magazine's Top 10 Most Popular Stories of 2019

For Amy Noble, a registered nurse, being a hospice volunteer is a calling. Read more about Local Hospice Volunteer Says the Care is a Calling

Since July, a social worker has been working on site with the Plymouth Police Department to help with behavioral health calls. Read more about Plymouth Police Department Takes a New Approach to Behavioral Health Calls

Mount Olivet Lutheran Church serves families one home at a time. Read more about Mount Olivet Lutheran Church, Habitat for Humanity Team Up to House Twin Cities Families

The Plymouth-based nonprofit Faith’s Lodge has introduced a new type of benefit program, Hope Works Here, to help workplaces support employees who are coping with the death of a child, or with the needs of a child with a medically complex condition. Read more about Faith's Lodge Introduces Workplace Benefit for Employees Dealing with Loss

Mike Justak has had Parkinson’s disease for 14 years. One night when he was having trouble sleeping, he came upon a synchronized Christmas light show, which sparked the idea for PD Shimmers. Read more about Neighbors Raise Awareness About Parkinson's Disease with Christmas Light Show

Mount Olivet Lutheran Church opens up and reaches out. Read more about Mount Olivet Strives for Deeper Connections in the Community