With Plymouth’s population growing by about 1,000 residents a year, business owners, developers, and town officials are increasing their focus on the sprawling community’s historic downtown.

On social media, and all over town, people shared the potential changes in Downtown Plymouth would create more problems. “Change is always good.. to a point,” said Jim Vinall, Opies Deli Owner.

Big changes on tap for some downtown Plymouth restaurants 71 Degrees West coming along, burger bar takes over pizza joint and downtown landmark changes hands.

A “beautiful fall night” in downtown Plymouth was marred by what witnesses described as “three to four gunshots” in a downtown parking lot, which left one local man dead and another ...

PLYMOUTH — Patrons at a new restaurant in the city’s downtown will find pad Thai, Taiwanese loaded fries, Bang Bang Shrimp and much more for lunch or dinner. The Asian fusion menu at The ...

Members of Plymouth Alive pose with the crew of Unique Giftique, a new small business specializing in creating and customizing gift items, during the shop’s grand opening on Saturday.