As the renovation of The REES transitions into the fourth and final phase, organizers want to share the progress with the community. The REES Progress Tour is being held Saturday, Oct. 3 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. (noon) and Sunday Oct. 4 from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.
Read MoreThe REES Project Committee has gone the extra mile toward their quest in making the renovations of the community’s historic theater, as ‘green’ driven as possible. The latest step comes in the form of a market/beach bag. But not just any bag, but one that has been crafted from the actual movie screen that brought to life many blockbuster movies and created even greater family memories.
Read MoreIt has been a busy three years for The REES Project Committee and through the generosity of many, this project continues to move forward with sights set on a celebratory re-opening in the Spring of 2021 which is some good news to look forward to.
Read MoreOn Thursday, February 1, 1940, NBC may have been in New York City making history with the first inter-city television broadcast, but that was not all the buzz in Plymouth, Indiana. No, it was opening day for the new Rees Theatre that was heralded to have the latest in technology for the cinematic screen, adorned in the trendy Art Deco style with a dominance of burgundy and cream inside and out.
Read MoreLieutentant Governor Suzanne Crouch announced Marshall County Crossroads as the Stellar Communities 2019 Designee Thursday, Dec. 5. Marshall County Crossroads was one of four finalists for 2019. after dedication and collaboration, a room full of community leaders received good news during the phone call shortly after 10 a.m. Thursday morning announcing their success.
Read MorePlymouth Rockies assistant Coach Mike Kershner, his son William Kershner, assistant Coach Gene Skirvin, #78 Warren Sullivan, #64 Sam Driver, and #67 Reggie Vazquez #67 helped move a different Rockpile Saturday morning.
Read MoreWe would like to update you on the activity taking place at the theater in what is now Phase 3. Let’s pray for a mild-mannered fall so that exterior masonry work may continue toward an estimated completion by Turkey Day. (Well, we all know how that is going!) You will read, we have much to be thankful for this November. If you come into contact with any of the following individuals or companies, please express your many thanks for showing their love of this remarkable landmark.
Read MoreSandy Saenz, owner of ‘Simplee Stated Gifts’, will launch her first quarterly ‘Give Back Days’ event during Plymouth sidewalk sales in September. Saenz will be donating 15% of her sales to the Rees Theatre on Friday, September 20 from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday, September 21 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. To Saenz, the Rees Theatre is more than a building. “Like any true, historic monument, in order to keep it alive will take some effort.”
Read MoreThe Rees Theater has a new name and organizers behind the push to repurpose the former movie house are asking for the public’s help in picking out a new logo for the landmark. “We are excited about the movement forward in restoring this beloved theater which will become known simply as The REES,” Randy Danielson, co-chair of The REES Project Committee said via email Tuesday. “At this time, a logo is being selected for this multi-purpose venue.”
Read MorePublic awareness report 2016-2019. Announcement of Danielson Gift to Wythougan Valley Preservation Council to purchase the historic REES Theatre.
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