Mark Your Calendar With These Important Financial Dates

In February, you’ll turn your attention to gathering your tax documents.

Things Everyone Should Consider Regarding The Planning Of Your Estate

Sometimes in financial planning we must think about the unthinkable, our own mortality. No one likes to ponder their own death, so estate planning is often put off in favor of more pleasant financial tasks.

Zimmer Biomet Breached Deferred Prosecution Deal, Government Says

Medical device maker Zimmer Biomet breached a deferred prosecution agreement it reached in 2012 to resolve a foreign corruption investigation, massdevice.com reported U.S. prosecutors as saying in a court filing.

Here Are Some Important Tips To Consider When Planning Your Estate

Here Are Some Important Tips To Consider When Planning Your Estate




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Gov. Holcomb Announces $30M Funding For School Safety

INDIANAPOLIS – Governor Eric J. Holcomb announced the approval of more than $29.8 in matching state grants, marking the fifth straight year of investments in the safety of Indiana schools.

National Transplant Group Helping Raise Funds For Local Liver Recipient

With the cost of a transplant often exceeding $500,000, many transplant patients are unable to shoulder the financial burden of such a procedure.

1st Source Bank Named One Of America's Best Banks By Forbes

1st Source Bank Named One Of America's Best Banks By Forbes

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Lake City Bank Welcomes 2024 Intern Class

Lake City Bank Welcomes 2024 Intern Class

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Security Efforts At Fair A 24/7 Proposition

This is not your grandfather’s county fair, where the only concern was whether your corn dog was fully cooked.


State Reps. Nisly, Snow Warn Of Tax Season Scams


Warsaw Hears Report On Elementary Building Projects

As the elementary school building projects progress, the Warsaw School Board gets updates from the architectural firm of Kovert Hawkins.

Defense Bill Benefits Orthopedics

WASHINGTON, D.C.- U.S.Rep.Mark Souder announced today that H.R.2863, the Department of Defense Appropriations Act for Fiscal Year 2006, includes $1.3 million Souder secured for an orthopedic research partnership between three employers-Biomet, Zimmer, and DePuy-in Warsaw and the University of Notre Dame's Center for Orthopedic Research and Engineering. Souder had worked over the last several months to ensure that this set-aside was included in the legislation.An overwhelming bipartisan majority of the House of Representatives voted for House passage of the bill by a vote of 398-19.

Threats Don't Halt Classes At Triton

BOURBON - Despite threats, Triton School Corp. will have school Wednesday.

County Looks At Lean Budget, Token Raises

Kosciusko County - like virtually every other county in the state - is feeling a financial pinch during its current budget cycle. Monday, at Kosciusko County Council's first of three 2004 budget hearings, council chairman Harold Jones said at least three factors - all out of the county's hands - are putting a financial burden on the county. First, the county's share of the County Option Income Tax is being reduced this year by 10 percent by the state because the state claims it overestimated the county's share.Secondly, the low interest rates are bringing in less money for the county.And third, the state has reduced the county's maximum tax levy. With that in mind, Jones said, the budget hearings and decisions all are preliminary."We are kind of leaving everything open at this point," he said.

Like The Rules Of Driving, Here Are 10 Rules For The Retirement Road

Learning to drive is an important milestone in one’s life. Other milestones, like retirement are no different – we look forward to it, but we need to prepare and we can do that by learning the “rules of the retirement road.”