SCHIPS

Editor, Times-Union:Usually, I agree with you, Gary, but on this SCHIPS thing, I'm going to have to disagree.

BMV Asking Customers To Limit Use Of Cash

WCS Hears Construction Update

With about six months left before the Warsaw Community High School renovation is completed, representatives of the architectural firm told the school board Monday they want to improve relations with the school corporation. Schmidt Associates already met with WCHS administrators and ironed out concerns and problems with the project to date.Thomas G.Neff, representing the company, presented information on the change orders for the project to date and the list of concerns about the project. "We believe we have a fantastic project," said Neff, which includes the Performing Arts Center, improved heating, ventilation and cooling and an expansion of the athletic complex. A process for change orders is in place."It goes through a series of steps," said Neff, ending with approval by the school board.

Tips for a Safe Halloween

The Indiana Department of Homeland Security and the Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Department are reminding Hoosiers of a few tips to help ensure a safe and enjoyable Halloween.

Whitko Hears Financial Status Of Improvement Projects

PIERCETON - Whitko School Board heard a report Monday on the financial status of the $16 million Whitko High School improvement project.

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Grace Announces Full-Tuition President’s Scholarship Recipient

WINONA LAKE — Grace College announce Justin Oilar, of Lafayette, as the 2024 full-tuition President’s Scholarship recipient.

WCS OKs First Part Of $100M Building Plan

Increased taxes are not something the Warsaw School Board members said they wanted Monday night.

Manchester University Waives Enrollment Deposit For Fall 2023

$50,000 Winning Powerball® Ticket Sold In Warsaw

INDIANAPOLIS — Hoosier Lottery Powerball® tickets should be checked carefully as one entry matched four out of five numbers and the Powerball in Wednesday night’s drawing.

John E. Hammersley

John E. Hammersley, 86, of Ocala, Fla., and formerly of Warsaw, passed away Dec. 30, 2013, at Legacy Hospice House, Ocala, Fla.

An Asset Allocation Plan Remains A Key Part Of Your Financial Plan

Having a financial strategy that includes an asset allocation plan, may help you to stay on track even as markets change rapidly.

KPMG Survey Shows Uncertainity Among Orthos

Financial executives in the medical device manufacturing industry predict that a new excise tax and the burden of its related compliance costs will have a negative impact on their company bottom lines, according to a survey conducted by KPMG LLP, the audit, tax and advisory firm.

WCS Tightening Security With Background Checks

More people entering Warsaw Community Schools will have to go through background checks following the adoption of a new security measure.

Northern Indiana Doctors Partner To Clear $1.7 Million In Medical Debt In Eight Counties

Assessing And Addressing Potential Risk In Your Retirement Portfolio

Assessing And Addressing Potential Risk In Your Retirement Portfolio

KCH

Editor, Times-Union:A while back due to being ill, I had a stay in KCH for a few days. They took very good care of me so I am thankful for that.

Remember When 07.09.2010

10 Years AgoOfficially opening the fair Sunday, Steve Trump, in his last year as president of the fair board, passed the gavel to Bill Leininger. Alyssa Bott, 2000 fair queen, cut the ribbon, opening the fair. She was accompanied by local dignitaries Avis Gunter, county commissioner; Jerry Patterson and Bill Rhoades, Warsaw councilmen; and Kent Adams, state senator.25 Years AgoWarsaw Mayor Jeff Plank presented a certificate of commendation to Phyllis E. Risner, Mentone, for saving another woman's life by her quick actions. By using the Heimlich method, Mrs. Risner prevented Mary Brown, Warsaw, from choking to death recently on food caught in her throat during the lunch hour at the North Detroit Street Penguin Point Restaurant.50 Years AgoMr. and Mrs. William Sadler, Warsaw went to Bloomington today, taking with them their son, Steve, Ford Chinworth, Jerry Lackey and John Gawthrop. The boys will attend the Indiana University Music clinic, which continues through the middle of July.75 Years AgoAlthough nothing was done by the city council, Councilman George Nye suggested that steps be taken by the city to preserve the east and west banks of Center Lake Park.Nye would have the city eventually secure the site of the old ice cream factory and the Clase ice houses on the west side of the lake and property now occupied by the basket factory on the east side.

Red Cross supports guard effort

The American Red Cross and the Armed Forces Emergency Services are marshalling resources nationwide and around the world to assist members of the military and their families as troops prepare for new assignments.The Kosciusko County chapter of the ARC is playing a very active role in supporting local members. Serving active-duty military personnel and their families for more than a century, the Red Cross recently enhanced its outreach to the National Guard and Reserves. "Every day, the Red Cross carries the joyful news of a birth or the sad news of a death or illness of a family member to servicemen and -women.We understand how important it is for military families to be in contact with each other," said Carol Stanton, director of program services."The long separations and stressful situations that occur when a service member deploys often place a serious emotional strain on families.

OrthoWorx Names Chairperson, Secures Additional Funding

OrthoWorx, the newly formed industry, community and education initiative to advance and support the orthopedics device sector in Kosciusko County, has named Dr. Cheryl R. Blanchard as the organization's chairperson of the board.