By Amanda Tetlak, Fox 28 News
A hometown hero is back in the country after an exciting trip to the Olympics.
Plymouth's very own Morgan Uceny spoke to a crowd Saturday and signed autographs at the Blueberry Festival in Plymouth.
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Fans and friends of Olympic track star Morgan Uceny have an opportunity to meet and greet the Plymouth native this Saturday during the Marshall County Blueberry Festival.
Uceny, two-time national champion in the women's 1500 meter run, will sitdown for a conversation with fans and...
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By Tim Creason, South Bend Tribune
Morgan Uceny doesn't really know what happened. All she knows is that one moment she was racing, the next moment she was lying on the track.
And now, she has a lot of decisions to make about her future.
It's been just over a week since the pride of...
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By Melanie Yuill, Fox 28
Plymouth's own Morgan Uceny was running for the Gold in London Friday.
And the crowd at Plymouth High School was just brimming with excitement to watch the race and cheer her on. But the cheers suddenly fell silent when Uceny fell, tripped from behind in her last lap.... Read More comments
By WNDU-Channel 16
Olympic fever is in full swing in Plymouth as Mayor Mark Senter honored one of the city's own on Friday.
Senter unveiled a new street sign dedicated to Olympic 1500 meter star Morgan Uceny.
The street, now called Morgan Uceny Run, is usually known as Randolph street...
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By Angelo Di Carlo, WNDU Channel 16
As you drive passed the corn fields - in between the farms - stands one home you can't miss.
It's not because of the American flag that waves in the wind. Maybe it's the Olympic rings on the garage or the Team USA banner in the front window.
This ranch is...
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By Rick Schutt, WSBT-TV
She is the pride of Plymouth. In just a few days Morgan Uceny will be in the world spotlight running for gold in the 2012 London Olympics. It's a dream come true for Morgan and her family.
"It's been a long journey. I don't know if she ever really could grasp that that...
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By Rick Schutt, South Bend Tribune
Morgan Uceny has her hometown of Plymouth buzzing right now as she gets ready to run for the gold. Let's just say they have Olympic fever, or better yet Morgan Uceny fever. The town and her family are ready for Mo to show her talent to the world.
"I still...
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PLYMOUTH, Ind. -- If there were no Hoosier resembling Morgan Uceny in reality, there would be in the imagination.
Raised amid cornfields. Cared for farm animals. Loves basketball. Works hard. Exudes humility.
It is the latter element of Uceny's personality that has restrained her. How can you...
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