Mentone Town Council Fields Complaints About Trailer Park

Beware Of Different Kinds Of Risks To Your Portfolio And Its Health

Sheriff Dukes Invites County Council To Tour Sheriff’s Office, Jail

Seven weeks into his first term, Kosciusko County Sheriff Kyle Dukes invited county council members, as well as the county commissioners, to tour the sheriff’s office and jail to see for themselves the changes implemented since the first of the year.

Kosciusko Businesses Contribute To Marshall County Boy’s Make-A-Wish

A Marshall County boy’s wish was fulfilled on Tuesday. Six-year-old Steven Hoese saw his indoor therapy playhouse for the first time in front of a crowd of family, friends and volunteers.

Kalahari Classic Win Sends Wawasee Robotics To Worlds

SANDUSKY, Ohio – Battling against teams from six states on Friday at the Kalahari Classic in Sandusky, Ohio, the Wawasee Robotics team earned a trip for two teams to the VEX Robotics World Championships in April in Louisville, Ky., and won top spot in Robotics Skills.

County OKs Garage Bid; Will Rebid CR 300N Bridge Project

Kosciusko County Commissioners on Tuesday morning awarded the bid for a construction of a building at the highway garage while having to table the opening of bids for bridge No. 18 on CR 300N.

GUEST COLUMN

Several Public Works Projects Slated for 2018

With 2018 just around the corner, I thought it might be good to spend a little time discussing a variety of public projects that are slated to commence next year.

Club News, March 31, 2018

Meeting reports and upcoming events from area service clubs and social groups.

County Commissioners OK $68K In ARPA Funds To AWL

Guest Column: Education Is The Answer To Record Unemployment Numbers

Third Event Will Be Held At Warsaw Church To Hear People Of All Races Speak

Etna Green Planning July 4th Parade, Raising Funds For Fireworks

Winter Sports Owners, Commissioners Should Just Give Up

With the passing of Memorial Day Weekend, we are now officially into summer. I think we can all agree that summer couldn’t have come soon enough. Swimming pools are opening, golf courses are buzzing again, and people are outside doing … “outside things.” And thus the topic of conversation today.

Thomas - GOP Candidates Should Set Aside Differences, Focus on Radical Islam

LISBON, Portugal – When the Republican presidential candidates tire of bashing each other, perhaps they will start addressing the expansion of radical Islam. Only Rick Santorum raised the issue in last Saturday’s debate in New Hampshire.

Thomas - The Citizen and the Government

In the Aesop Fable “The Grasshopper and the Ant,” there are moral, economic and political lessons for our time, or any other.

Apt. Building On Fort Wayne Ave. Faces Violations

KEDCO Annual Meeting Highlights Local Initiatives, Recognizes Business & Community Leaders

Back-To-School Checkups Are The Cornerstone Of A Healthy School Year

Being Smart About Your Holiday Spending

Board Of Works Approves WWFT, WPD To Participate In Grant App