Fair Board Preparing For Upcoming Events

Downtown Warsaw Street Milling And Paving Scheduled For Sept. 25-26

Downtown Warsaw parking and driving are tentatively going to be disrupted Sept. 25-26.

Kosciusko Connect Announces Fiber Internet Installations Beyond KREMC Membership

Kosciusko Connect, a provider of fiber internet services to Kosciusko REMC (KREMC) members, has announced that they have begun fiber internet installations to some non-member locations.

Carol Ann Bartley

Carol Ann Bartley, of Warsaw, passed away at her home on Wednesday morning Aug. 14, 2024, at the age of 59. She was battling cancer, and her family had anticipated spending more time with her. Sadly, God had other plans for Carol, and she could not stay another day. Her family has comfort in knowing her pain has come to an end and she will be dearly missed.

WACC Work-Based Learning Spotlight: DePuy Synthes

Warsaw Area Career Center Intern: Valentin Rodriguez Parents: Valentin and Juana Rodriguez

Kosciusko County Traffic Safety Partnership Stepping Up Patrols During Peak Thanksgiving Travel

Thanksgiving is a time for families to gather.

Farmers Can Make Their Voices Heard

The Watershed Foundation, in cooperation with partners including the Kosciusko County Soil and Water Conservation District as well as the Whitley County Soil and Water Conservation District, has launched a survey campaign for partners in the agricultural community.

WACC Work-Based Learning Spotlight: Kosciusko Chamber Of Commerce

Warsaw Area Career Center Intern: Molly Kissling Parents: Melissa and Robby Kissling

March 9-15 Is Severe Weather Preparedness Week

Kosciusko County Emergency Management reminds everyone that the month of March encompasses Severe Weather Preparedness Week, which is March 9-15.

Letters to the Editor 06-10-2003

- U.S.30 - Build Now - Burket Fund-Raiser - Thanks From Freddie - Zimmer Road - School Building Program - TVHS Building Program - New Warsaw Speedway U.S.30 Editor, Times-Union: The accidents along U.S.30 and other traffic problems on U.S.30 around Warsaw are not only the result of poor driving and people not following the law.Many of these problems stem from the whole layout of U.S.30 and the crossroads and access to U.S.30.For example, there is one intersection with U.S.30 which is far safer and has virtually no accidents and that is the Ind.15 and U.S.30 intersection, where 30 is an overpass over 15 with access by on/off ramps.

Letters to the Editor 09-22-2006

- Hateful Comments - Democrat Party - Election Time - Civil Liberties - Satan - Claypool - Upward Basketball Hateful Comments Editor, Times-Union: I am truly sad about the hateful comments concerning Wal-Mart's so called promotion of the "sodomite agenda."It is a letter full of judgment and intolerance.And the fact that it comes from someone who reads the Bible makes me feel even more sad.

Letters to the Editor 08-03-2005

- Older Generation - Hot Summer - Support The Troops Older Generation Editor, Times-Union: Do you like to hear people say, "You can't teach an old dog new tricks?" People refer this to the older generation.Why is it that younger people think that older people are set in their ways? As one looks back on one's life, are we ever set in our ways? Having looked back on one's life, this person went to grade school in the deep depression, where everyone was poor and we were glad to have clothes and shoes to wear to school.No one was any better than the other. During one's high school years, 1941-45, we experienced World War II, where our lives were changed.A very great change in our lives at that time.Our thoughts were not on ourselves but on our service people.

Shafer Busy In Win Over Valley

ROCHESTER - It's uncertain whether he washed the uniforms or made the pregame meal, but Rochester's Matt Shafer did just about everything else Friday. He scored the Zebras' first 17 points in a 29-14 win over Three Rivers Conference rival Valley to regain possession of the Bell Trophy and gain the inside track to a TRC crown Friday night at Barnhart Field. Shafer caught a 30-yard pass from quarterback Scott Thomas with 6:21 left in the first quarter and connected on the extra point to put the Zebras up 7-0 on Rochester's first possession of the game. The touchdown came two plays after Thomas hooked up with Shafer on a 75-yard reception that was called back on a holding call at Valley's 20-yard line. The Vikings tied things up later in the first quarter when Aaron Reed took a hand-off from quarterback Bryce Kelley 67 yards down the Rochester sideline.Jerrod Parker's extra point knotted things up at 7-7.

Moore To Wienhorst Winning Combo For Tigers -ÊAgain

Though he prefers peppermint Chiclets¨ gum, second-year Warsaw boys basketball coach Doug Ogle has certainly enjoyed some M&Ms¨ this week. To say that they've left a sweet taste in his mouth would be an understatement. Three days after junior Michael Moore found classmate Michael Wienhorst under the basket at Elkhart Memorial, with Wienhorst being fouled and hitting the winning free throw with one second on the clock, the Tigers' Michael-to-Michael combination worked again Thursday against Northern Lakes Conference rival Plymouth. With the score knotted at 52-all, 4.2 seconds on the clock and the conference championship on the line, the Tigers inbounded the ball after the Pilgrims were whistled for a travel and Moore again found Wienhorst in the paint. This time the shot was uncontested and the Warsaw student section immediately rushed the court to celebrate the Tigers' thrilling 54-52 win over their U.S.30 rivals.

Warriors Reach Finals

FRANKLIN - Nearly 12 hours after they were supposed to have teed off, the members of Wawasee High School's sixth-ranked boys golf team left Legends of Indiana Golf Course Tuesday evening unsure of their fate. However, earlier today, they found out.

Attorneys' Stories Differ as Warren Trial Begins

The three-day trial of a man accused of kidnapping a woman and her three-year-old daughter began Tuesday in Kosciusko County Superior Court I.

Alleged Kidnapping Victim, Daughter Testify at Trial

The second day of the Bill E. Warren jury trial included testimony from the victim and her daughter.

Mentone Family Battling Medical Problems, Financial Hardship

MENTONE – A couple getting married vow to “have and to hold, from this day forward, for better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health, until death do us part.”Amy Noth-Reed and Ed Reed have been dealing with the “poorer” and “sickness” part of that vow for several years now.

Dogs Lost During Traffic Accident Returned To Warsaw Family

Warsaw residents Brian and Kim Erne and their daughters, Nicole and Lizzy, were reunited with their two dogs July 8 after a serious motor home and semi accident July 6.

Tigers Fall Short Against Bulldogs

Getting the season started Tuesday evening at home, Warsaw baseball coach Mike Hepler didn’t get the win, but did like what he saw.