Helen L. Vandermark
NORTH MANCHESTER – Helen L. Vandermark, 92, of North Manchester, died at 11:45 a.m. Feb. 18, 2012, in Peabody Healthcare Center, North Manchester.
Edward E. Springer
Edward E. Springer, 84, Claypool, died at 8:55 a.m. Feb. 3, 2012, in Grace Village Health Care, Winona Lake.
Joe 'Fragile' Ray
NORTH WEBSTER – Joe “Fragile” Ray, 60, of Milford, died March 30, 2012, in his residence.
Joe 'Fragile' Ray
NORTH WEBSTER – Joe “Fragile” Ray, 60, of Milford, died March 30, 2012, in his residence.
County Demo Chair Kolbe To ‘Retire From Partisan Politics’
Kosciusko County Democratic Party Chairman David Kolbe has announced his plans to step aside in March.
YMCA To Host 9/11 Remembrance Activities
On Sept. 11, Kosciusko Community YMCA will host a memorial stair climb to honor the heroic efforts of first responders in the 2001 attacks.
K21 Health Foundation Awards $750,000 To Joe’s Kids
The K21 Health Foundation recently awarded $750,000 in grant funding to Joe’s Kids to lead the way in support of the purchase, renovation and expansion for the new Joe’s Kids location at 1692 W. Lake St., Warsaw.
Court Judgments 3.28.2014
The following judgments were filed in the Kosciusko County court system from March 19 to March 26, 2014:
Third Quarter Blues Doom Warriors
GOSHEN - The curse continues. For the fifth straight year, the Wawasee Warriors did not have what it took to win the Goshen Holiday Tournament, losing in the opening round to Goshen 64-48 Friday in the semifinals. Goshen used a big third quarter to open up a close game, and take control. The Redskins hit for 24 points in the third, while allowing the Warriors only 11. Goshen junior Jon Swartz was on fire nailing four of five shots and two free throws for 11 of his game-high 19 points in that period. The real key for the Redskins was free throw shooting. Both teams hit 20 field goals in the game, but Goshen went to the line 27 times, hitting 22 of those, while Wawasee stepped up only five times, hitting only three.There lies the difference of the game. The game seemed to start in the traditional Goshen slow down fashion.
Tigers Kick Off Sectional With Win
COLUMBIA CITY - The Warsaw girls soccer team brought home a victory and moved one step closer to a sectional title after defeating Columbia City 2-1 Monday. Columbia City scored the first point and took the initial lead with 26:46 left in the first half. Columbia City's Rachel Peppler gained possession deep in her own territory and earned an assist on a breakaway pass.Kristen Davisson nailed the goal for the Eagles to put Columbia City up 1-0. "We use the first half of the match to measure the other team and wear them down," said Warsaw coach Brent Wildman."Our goal was to wear them down and take away their speed." At the half, the score remained 1-0 in Columbia City's favor, but Warsaw was poised for a comeback. While the first half of the game was characterized by many of short, quick passes, the pace of the game changed in the second half of the game.Fewer passes that covered a greater distance set the tone for the second half of the game.
Letters to the Editor 05-24-2006
- Erosion Control Erosion Control Editor, Times-Union: We applaud the Kosciusko County Commissioners for taking a first step when they approved an amendment to the county's erosion control ordinance that was badly needed. This recent action is only part of the equation.Our county officials are tardy in fully realizing their responsibility for the land around our lakes.Our lakes, by statute, belong to the State of Indiana and its people.It is the state's responsibility to assure these recreational assets are available to all.It is, on the other hand, county government's responsibility to carefully manage land development around each lake to assure lake viability-local control, not state control.Managed land use development, or lack of it, falls on county officials.
Autopsy Results Expected To Be Six-Week Wait
Kaelie Cusick's body was scheduled for reinterment this morning after another autopsy was completed to pinpoint a cause of death. The 4-year-old, who died Aug.12, 1996, is suspected to have died as a result of injuries inflicted upon her by her stepmother, Sherrie Cusick.The 33-year-old Cromwell woman is charged with murder in connection with the child's death.The charges were filed after two experts determined that Kaelie did not suffer a broken neck as originally assumed. Results could take as long as four to six weeks and a press conference will be called to announce the findings. A pediatric forensic pathologist and a forensic radiologist both reviewed X-rays and other information compiled by law enforcement officials and the two concurred that Kaelie likely died from blunt force trauma to the head and possibly was strangled. Kaelie's death was initially ruled accidental, but no mode of death was ever noted on her death certificate.
Hoffert Says Tandy Left Legacy That Will Be Difficult To Match
Outgoing?Warsaw Community Schools Board of Trustees President?Jennifer Tandy left a legacy that will be hard to replace, according to Superintendent Dr. David Hoffert.
Triton Coach Hopes Young Team Works Hard, Learns
BOURBON – Triton High School’s girls basketball team faced a bit of a conundrum getting the season started this year. Many of its players competed on the volleyball team, which advanced to the regional round of the state tournament.
Valley Grapplers Edge Rival Squires
NORTH MANCHESTER – Tippecanoe Valley wrestler Cody Runyan’s major decision win over Manchester’s Ryan Kendall in the 160-pound match was the difference in the Vikings’ 28-27 win over the Squires Monday night.
Lakeland Christian Falls To Southwood In Sectional Semis
Drawing a bye with Southwood, Lakeland Christian entered Friday night’s contest with a chance to play for a sectional championship. The Cougars faced a tall task in facing against a TRC opponent.
Mayor Updates Council On Tri-State High-Speed Rail Line
Plans for a high-speed rail that could include a stop in Warsaw are making progress.
Marjorie Lucille Moneyheffer
Marjorie Lucille Moneyheffer, age 95, left this life for her heavenly home on Dec. 4, 2023. Her daughter and caregiver, Elaine Blucker, was with her.
