2024 Preview: Consistency Key For Grace Women’s Golf
With the start to the 2024-25 campaign around the corner, Grace College’s women’s golf team is looking for consistency to fuel a special season.
Railroad Tracks Closed Sept. 3-9
Norfolk Southern will close Winona Avenue at the north/south railroad tracks from Sept. 3-9 to complete work on the tracks, according to the city of Warsaw.
Jean A. Fugate
Jean A. Fugate, 75, Pierceton, died Aug. 22, 2024, at Stillwater Hospice in Fort Wayne.
Kosciusko County Drug Court Has 100th Graduate In 10th Year Of Program
There are three rules in Kosciusko County Drug Court: Be honest. Show up. And try.
The Gifted Few
Editor, Times-Union: Watching small segments of the Democrat Convention immediately reminded me of the Oscars.
Jack James Brunetto
Jack James Brunetto, known to most as Jack, was born on March 5, 1952, in Buffalo, N.Y., to Jack M. Brunetto and Kathleen Dowse Brunetto.
Lancer Volleyball Collects Sixth Win Of Year In Seven Tries
Grace’s volleyball team added yet another win to its tally on Saturday during the final day of the Onset Invitational.
Jo Ellen ‘Jody’ Biltz Wiley
Jo Ellen “Jody” Biltz Wiley, 90, passed away peacefully on Saturday, Aug. 24, 2024, at Warsaw Meadows Care Center.
Chip Shots: The Goal: Chicken Salad
I returned from my company’s North American controller’s conference Thursday night with a takeaway I’ll share this morning.
Parkview Named ‘Most Loved Workplace’ For Second Consecutive Year
Parkview Health has been recertified as a Most Loved Workplace, backed by the research and analysis of Best Practice Institute (BPI).
Help! I’m 55 And Haven't Saved A Dime For Retirement!
I am 55, so retirement, which once seemed so far away, is getting closer and closer. Some folks get to this age, and wake up one morning and realize that they are 55 and haven’t saved anything for retirement.
Tiger Football Opens Season With 20-7 Win, Curtis’ 250th
One of the most exciting days of the year, high school football returned to Warsaw Friday night as the Tigers hosted Michigan City at Fisher Field. The two teams found themselves engaged in a tough slugfest of a game, and in the end, the Warsaw defense held strong enough to open the campaign with a 20-7 win.
Ceremony Shines Light On ‘Reflection,’ Warsaw’s Newest Art Piece
Many hands played a part in the creation of the newest art piece in Warsaw, down at Central Park.
Grace's Season Opener Produces Draw Against Owls
A late goal prevented Grace’s men’s soccer team from claiming a victory against William Woods in the 2024 season opener on Thursday.
Utah Man And Horses Stop In Kosciusko County Amid Cross-Country Journey
CLAYPOOL – Jake Harvath and his two mustang horses stopped for the night at a family farm in Kosciusko County Thursday during their cross-country journey for Year of the Mustang.
Head Start Is More Than A Preschool, Director Says
As schools around the county start up, so do preschools and the Kosciusko County Head Start program.
Local High School Student Recognized For Excellence At National Guard Basic Training
Indiana Army National Guard Pvt. Jose Lopez, 18, of Warsaw, did so well at basic training over the summer that he received an honor no one else did.
Pierceton Council Rejects Bid For Sidewalk Project, Reopens Bidding
PIERCETON — Pierceton's council rejected the sole bid it received for its upcoming sidewalk project during a special meeting Thursday.
