Generations of generosity, one local family's six-decade long tie to Marshall County Blueberry Festival
By:
Brianna Clark
Posted: Sep 4, 2026 5:55 PM EDT
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PLYMOUTH, Ind. -- This year's theme for the Marshall County Blueberry Festival is "memories of the past," where the community has come together for six decades straight.
The family of Barb Holcomb has been involved in the festival since before it had a name and was simply a Labor Day weekend get-together to celebrate Indiana's 150th birthday.
The festival has become an annual community event and a sort of family reunion for Holcomb, whose Aunt Mick was once on the fest's planning board.
Holcomb and family sat down with ABC57 News to showcase the family's close community ties with the celebrated festival.
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