Syracuse Eyes Wastewater Complications
SYRACUSE – At Tuesday’s Syracuse Town Council meeting, council members discussed complications the Syracuse Public Works Department has been having with improvements made throughout the summer to the Syracuse wastewater plant.
Winona OKs Sidewalks On Mission Drive, Pierceton Road
WINONA?LAKE – Winona Lake Town Council Tuesday approved a bid to create sidewalks on Mission Drive and Pierceton Road as part of the new Greenway path.
StepCrew Coming To Warsaw PAC Sept. 8
Warsaw Performing Arts Center is kicking off its 10th anniversary season withThe StepCrew performing at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 8.
Beaman Celebrates Opening, Secures Additional Funding
Beaman Home celebrated a grand opening Tuesday of its new Emergency Shelter and Outreach Center, and used the opportunity to announce it had secured funding to complete interior construction of its second floor.
City To Study Ice Rink Costs, Feasiblity
Two proposals were presented to the Warsaw Park Board Tuesday afternoon – one on a further study of the ice skating rink at Central Park and the other on pursuing a grant for improvements to Kerr and Richardson-Dubois Park.
Whitko Enters New Era With Familiar Face
SOUTH WHITLEY – Jeff Sprunger grew up around the Whitko High School football program.
Wawasee Looking To Build On Experience
SYRACUSE – Wawasee was a very young football team going into last season. Warrior head coach Josh Ekovich believes between the experience gained in the season and the work put in since then will pay dividends in 2016.
Squires Enthused, Hope To Rebound
NORTH MANCHESTER – After winning just one game on the field last season, it would be easy to understand if attitudes were less than great around the Manchester Squire football program.
Friday Will Be Very Different At Tippecanoe Valley
There is a lot of excitement about the upcoming high school football season, and for good reason.
Paul Heriott
ROCHESTER – Paul Devon Henriott, CWO2 US Army Retired, 90, Rochester, died at 5:39 a.m. Aug. 16, 2016, at his residence.
Wawasee Roundup: Lady Warrior Golf Beats Marian, West Noble
Coming off a third-place finish in its invitational, the Wawasee girls golf team earned a pair of wins at South Shore Golf Club Tuesday. The Lady Warriors’ team score of 188 bested Mishawaka Marian’s 203 and West Noble’s 256.
Velma Arlene Creakbaum Smith
BOURBON – Velma Arlene Creakbaum Smith, 96, in the early hours of Aug. 13, 2016, transitioned peacefully from the earthly realm to her new heavenly home, while living with her son and daughter-in-law, James L. and Michelle Smith in Worland, Wyo.
Claypool Man Charged In Beating Of Employee
CLAYPOOL – A Claypool man was arrested Monday afternoon for beating an employee.
Madison Elementary Dishwasher Still Working At Age 86
Most people are retired by age 86, but Warsaw resident Evelyn Albertson is in good health and enjoys her job as a part-time dishwasher at Madison Elementary School.
Code Violations Studied By Warsaw Panel
All four hearings before Warsaw Department of Code Enforcement Hearing Officer Lawrence Clifford Monday afternoon will be back before him at the Sept. 19 hearing.
City Council Pores Over 2017 Budget Plan
In discussing his 2017 proposed budget to the city council Monday night, Public Works Superintendent Jeff Beeler shed a light on expenses dealing with the Zika virus and outdated traffic signals.
Expectations Higher At Tippecanoe Valley
AKRON – Expectations are higher this season for the Tippecanoe Valley Vikings.
Expectations Higher At Tippecanoe Valley
AKRON – Expectations are higher this season for the Tippecanoe Valley Vikings.
