Solar Achievement

Warsaw Community School Corporation celebrated the completion of its newest installation of solar panels with a ribbon-cutting at Harrison Elementary Tuesday. Other properties using solar include Eisenhower Elementary, Lakeview Middle School, Edgewood Middle School and Leesburg Elementary. The district’s central office is also in line to use solar, but officials are still looking for the best location for the panels. The entire project for the six buildings is expected to cost $10 million, but officials estimate the district will save about $15 million over the next 25 years. The district is working with 1st Source Bank to finance the project. In an agreement with NIPSCO, the district has been guaranteed the ability to sell back excess energy generated by the panels to the grid. The agreement will span a 30-year period. Pictured above is Superintendent Dr. David Hoffert (L) and Chief Financial Officer Dr. Brandon Penrod. Photo by Dan Spalding.

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Stewart Production In June

Lee Anne Stewart presents her 45th annual production, “Splash Dance H2O.”

U.S. 30 Crash


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Kosciusko & Fulton 4-H


Contributions


ISSMA Solo & Ensemble Contest

The Indiana State School Music Association sponsors District Solo and Ensemble Contest each year.

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Local Trustees Attend State Conference

Several local township trustees attended the Indiana Township Association Annual Conference in Indianapolis Monday through Wednesday.

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Bell Ringing Drawing


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Lady Tiger Rugby Wins Final Game Of Season

The Lady Tiger rugby team traveled to Oak Park Sunday to take on Berkley in their last game of the season

Salvation Army Bell Ringing

The annual bell ringing drawing recently was held at Cox Studio in Warsaw to help kick off support of The Salvation Army and its holiday assistance.

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Warsaw Wins Tiger Freshman Tournament

Warsaw’s boys won the 2016 Tiger Freshman Tournament Saturday, beating Fort Wayne Northrop 46-38 in the semifinals and Fort Wayne Wayne 48-19 in the championship game.

Threads Of Valor

Senior Activity Center gave thanks to veterans Wednesday.

GOP Women Donate To Head Start

The Kosciusko County Republican Women's Club collected hats and gloves as their 2016 Christmas Project.

Turkey Shoot Winners, Donors

More than 1,000 shooters raised $7,000 at the 18th Annual Shrine Turkey Shoot two-day event.

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Burdette Signs With St. Francis

Clara Burdette, a senior at Manchester High School, signed a letter of intent Tuesday to continue her academic, cross country and track careers at University of Saint Francis.

Apology To Bumbaugh

Editor, Times-Union: Officer Bumbaugh,

Letters to the Editor 01-09-2001

- Pregnant Teens - American Products - ABATE Says Thanks - Upset By Letter - Christianity - Who's A NIMBY Now? - School Prayer Pregnant Teens Editor, Times-Union: As I read Will Baker's letter regarding pregnant teens (Jan.5, 2001), I felt increasingly sad and, then, just plain mad at his lack of compassion and understanding.There are many reasons that teenage girls get pregnant but the main one is NOT so they can get attention from their friends.They get pregnant because they mistake hormones for love; because they lack enough self-respect to say no; because a boy convinces them that he loves them; or because they are young and sometimes irresponsible.

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Late Heroics Earn Grace Best Start In Program History

A pair of late goals from Grace’s men’s soccer team earned the Lancers a 2-2 draw with Spring Arbor on Saturday afternoon.

On The Gridiron, Week 2

NO.5 (5A) HOMESTEAD AT WARSAW Kickoff: 7 p.m.Friday in Warsaw Coaches: Drew Wood (Homestead), Phil Jensen (Warsaw) Records: Homestead 1-0, Warsaw 1-0 Last Game: Homestead 57, Hunt.North 0; Warsaw 19, Columbia City 13 Last Year: Did not play Matchup: Warsaw has ended its county rivalry with Tippecanoe Valley and will now battle the always-tough Homestead Spartans, the 1998 5A state runner-up.Junior tailback Brad Seiss led the Tigers on the ground in last Friday's win, carrying the ball 13 times for 47 yards in limited action.Seiss suffered a concussion in the game and will not play Friday.David Muta fared well in replacing Seiss last week, rushing for 25 yards on five carries and scoring the winning touchdown.Homestead 6-foot-7, 240-pound senior quarterback Mike Rhinehart rushed for three touchdowns and tossed two more in the Spartans' 57-0 thrashing of Huntington North last Friday.In all, Rhinehart was 12 of 19 for 211 yards.

Local Wrestlers Advance To Regional

PLYMOUTH – The host Plymouth Rockies held off defending champion Culver Academies on the mat Saturday, winning the Plymouth Sectional.