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Comment by BETHANY PIKE on February 20, 2012 at 6:49pm

I WOULD LOVE TO COME PERFORM THIS YEAR AT THE BLUEBERRY FEST. I'M FROM PLYMOUTH AND I'M AN ASPIRING SINGER. YOU CAN LISTEN TO MY MUSIC ON WWW.REVERBNATION.COM/ BETHANYPIKE. YOU  CAN ALSO FIND ME ON FACEBOOK. THANKS, AND I'M LOOKING FORWARD TO HEARING FROM YOU!

Comment by editor on February 18, 2011 at 5:11pm

Looking for some comfort food like you can get at the Blueberry Festival? No need to wait until Labor Day. March 1st, a new restaurant is opening its doors in Plymouth. Check it out >" target="_blank">Check it out >

Comment by Buzz Patrol on November 16, 2010 at 9:35am

People come from all over to see the Blueberry Festival. So these members went to an Indiana convention to learn how to bring excitement to our Cities. Read more here>>

Comment by Buzz Patrol on October 15, 2010 at 3:19pm

Plymouth picked to one of WNDU's Our Town Michiana's communities. If you would like to read more >>

Comment by Cody Clark on October 5, 2010 at 2:26pm

How can I get involved with the Blueberry next year?

Comment by editor on September 29, 2010 at 7:24am

See how the Blueberry Festival was reported in the UK in an article titled, "Plymouth Goes Blueberry Bonkers" >>

Comment by editor on September 23, 2010 at 12:18pm

Marshall County Blueberry Festival ‎2010

Blue goes Green Recycling Program: The numbers are in.

At this year's Blueberry Festival, 4.21 tons of cardboard and 2.28 tons of plastic bottles and aluminum cans were recycled, keeping 6.49 tons of materials out of the local landfill! That's a lot of trash, or non-trash depending on your point of view!

In 2009, the amount of items recycled were 3 tons.

A big THANK YOU to Marianne Peters our Recycling Coordinator, Mike Good of Marshall County Solid Waste District Recycle Depot and the entire "Green Team"!

Comment by Marianne Peters on September 21, 2010 at 4:40pm

53,000 donuts -- and I didn't get a single one! Waaaah!

Comment by editor on September 21, 2010 at 9:53am

Marshall County Blueberry Festival Blueberry shares more fun facts from this year's festival:

The Culver Rough and Hilly Young Farmers served 550 gallons of Blueberry Ice Cream and sold out of that flavor. They were serving 4-6 cones a minute! The Plymouth Optimist Clubs annual Fly In Breakfast at the airport served over 1,300 guests from 7:00 am - 12:00pm. And Libby's Kettle Corn popped 1,500 pounds of popcorn!

Comment by editor on September 16, 2010 at 3:47pm

A special announcement by the Marshall County Blueberry Festival:

Hi Blueberry Festival Fans, Here's a Fun Fact from this years festival. Grace Family Fellowship aka The Blueberry Donut Booth used 1 ton of shortening, 3,500 lbs of cake donut flour, 1,800 lbs of powdered sugar for the glaze, 500 lbs of local blueberries (which they bought from Pertic's Blueberry Plantation here in Marshall County), were making 27 donuts per minute, sold 53,000 donuts and enlisted 210 volunteers to help!

If you have ever seen the lines that wrapped around the corner throughout the festival, you'd have to agree: That's a lot of "DOUGH" and very "NUTS!" YUM!

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