Warsaw Police Department Announces New Primary Public Information Officer

The Warsaw Police Department has appointed officer Christopher M. Francis as the primary public information officer.

Times-Union Court News 06-04-2002

Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses in the office of Kosciusko County Clerk Sharon Christner: • Jeremy Louis Coburn, 22, and Stefanie Ann Coquillard, 19, both of Meadowview Drive, Syracuse. • Jack Kenneth Funnell, 25, and Crystal Mourning Lewis, 28, both of East CR 725S, Pierceton. • Timothy Samuel Holman, 21, Seminary Drive, Winona Lake, and Carolyn Virginia Lee, 21, East Fort Wayne Street, Warsaw. • Robert K.Jennings, 58, and Carla J.Brewer, 57, both of North Turkey Creek Road, Syracuse. • Shayne E.Miles, 39, EMS C30 Lane, Warsaw, and Tirzah R.Light, 39, Lincoln Street, Warsaw. • Dustin Ross Miller, 21, East Leedy Street, Warsaw, and Jenifer Nicole Augustine, 21, East Timberline Circle North, Warsaw. • Nathan Lee Otto, 23, and Lara Kathryn Shelton, 27, both of South County Farm Road, Silver Lake.

County Struggles With Shortfall In Budget

Even with Kosciusko County having the lowest county tax rate in Indiana, a budget crisis of $1.3 million is still looming over the county. The county council wants to avoid that crisis so it began working on a solution Thursday at its meeting. There are three top reasons for the budget problem, according to council chairman Jim Tranter. First, Kosciusko's county option income tax distribution, set by the Indiana State Department of Revenue, was reduced by $715,108 for 2003.The county is dependent on the state department setting the amount to be received, and that amount is beyond the county's control.

TNT Childcare Program Expands To Valley

Patty Sweet graduated from Warsaw Community High School this year and plans to study nursing at IPFW.

Winona Lake Continues Tornado Siren Discussion

WINONA LAKE – Winona Lake Town Council discussed a tornado emergency notification system during Tuesday’s meeting.

Court News 6.14.2014

 The following judgments were filed in the Kosciusko County court system from June 4 to June 11, 2014:

Warsaw School Board Hears From More Parents And Public About Corporation’s Mask Mandate

Walter H. Geach

Walter H. Geach died Dec. 22, 2008, of failing health problems for the past five years.

No Remonstrators At Etna Green Residential TIF Meeting

End Of An Era

Grace College Director of Athletics Chad Briscoe talks about longtime men’s basketball coach Jim Kessler during a press conference this morning.

Lincoln 100 Days

Lincoln first-graders celebrated completing 100 days of school Jan. 28 by doing many different activities.

Hunter-Townsend

Gary and Paula Hunter, Warsaw, announce the engagement of their daughter, Shelly R. Hunter, Warsaw, to Matthew A Townsend, Indianapolis.

First Federal Savings Bank Announces New Staff Member

First Federal Savings Bank recently announced a new staff member.

New Students At MC Find Their Places

NORTH MANCHESTER - Manchester's newest students - the first 88 of them - began their college careers June 6.

IPFW Offers Variety Of Non-credit Courses

A variety of personal and professional development courses are coming for the fall 2009 semester at the IPFW Warsaw Center.

Souder To Meet With Ortho, Business Leaders

US Congressman Mark Souder will meet with local orthopedic and small business leaders to discuss the impact health care reform and cap and trade has on Warsaw's orthopedic industry.

Isolationism

Editor, Times-Union:Other countries can spit on and burn our flag, degrade our faith and the way we worship, and kidnap our people.

USDA Warns of Fraudulent Letters

USDA officials learned late  March 16, that fraudulent letters are being sent by fax to individuals, farms and businesses in at least five states. 

YMCA Offers Free Admission With Donation

On March 17 from 5 a.m. to 10 p.m., the Kosciusko Community YMCA, at both the Parkview Warsaw and the North Webster branches, will be offering free admission to anyone who brings in a donation of a box of trash bags, 30-pound capacity or more, or a pair of work gloves. 

Stayer-Kundert

Steve and Ellen Stayer, Warsaw, announce the engagement of their daughter, Tara Stayer, Anderson, to Justin Kundert, Indianapolis. He is the son of Jeff and Robyn Kundert, New Castle.