World Compassion Network Run, Walk For Hunger Set In Winona Lake

WINONA LAKE – Runners and walkers will get the chance to help fight hunger in the community when the World Compassion Network holds the Run/Walk for Hunger 5K March 28 at 10 a.m. in Winona Lake.

Valley Girls Enter New Era

AKRON - Having coached his team to a 36-2 record the past two seasons, Chris Kindig is no stranger to success.

Grace College VITA Program To Provide Free Tax Returns

Grace College School Of Business VITA Program To Provide Free ‘Curbside’ Tax Returns

Open Letter To Community

Parkview Health Selected As 2024 Inspiring Workplaces Finalist

FORT WAYNE – Parkview Health has been selected as a finalist in the 2024 Inspiring Workplaces list by The Inspiring Workplaces Group.

Megan Is King For A Day

Pick your cliche - or headline - here. Wawasee softball pitcher Megan King pitched a game fit for a king Thursday evening. Wawasee softball pitcher Megan King was the king of the hill Thursday evening. Wawasee softball pitcher Megan King crowned the Goshen Redskins Thursday evening. However you say it, this much was for certain: King and her nearly unhittable stuff ruled in Wawasee's sectional game with Goshen. King, a junior right-hander, struck out 11 in just five innings as Wawasee beat Goshen 10-0.Goshen ends the season 7-19.Wawasee, 18-11, meets 8-19 Elkhart Central in the Class 3A Warsaw Sectional championship game at 11 a.m.Saturday. King, 7-3, held Goshen to two hits.She faced 19 batters and threw strike one to 15 of them.The Redskins managed to hit two balls out of the infield.The Redskin batters were tardy on the majority of their hacks. The 11 strikeouts are the most in a game this season for King.

Warriors Embrace Favorite Role

SYRACUSE -ÊThis year's Wawasee girls basketball team's roster is almost identical to last year's, but the Warriors' situation is much different coming into the regional this time around. Last year, the Warriors surprised NorthWood to win the sectional title; this year the Warriors were the favorites. Last year, the Wawasee squad headed into the regional at Columbia City as the underdog; this year as the 23-0 Warriors face 18-5 Concordia they are anything but. Last year, Wawasee coach Kem Zolman wished he had more time to prepare for the regional; this year he is ready to get back on the court as soon as possible.

There Are Design Flaws We All Must Live With

Airport Emergency Plan, Marketing Taking Flight For Warsaw

If there’s ever an emergency at the Warsaw Municipal Airport, Manager Nick King wants to have a plan on how to handle it.

Remember When June 10

10 Years Ago June 10 1990 Larry D.McDonald completed the Northern Indiana Public Service Company's gas serviceman apprentice program on April 12.He completed the apprentice program in 30 months, six less than the normal length of apprenticeship to qualify as a serviceman.McDonald, who joined NIPSCO in 1960, held various mechanic and welder positions prior to entering the apprenticeship program in 1987.

Remember When 12.15.2014

10 Years AgoA retired elementary art teacher, Mary Ettinger began a genealogy of her family in 1968, and her hobby grew.

Remember When 2.3.2015

10 Years Ago Capt. Linda Hutton served in the Pentagon on the staff of the chief of naval operations, retiring in October 2001.

George Robert Shrieve

Audra Irene Rhoades

Audra Irene Rhoades, of Grace Village Retirement Community in Winona Lake, formerly a longtime resident of Pierceton, passed away at Grace Village Health Care.

Etna Green Town Council Approves Niblock Bid For Two Paving Projects

Warsaw Planners Approve Two Final Plats, Resolution

EMS Offers First Responder Class

NORTH WEBSTER – A First Responder class will be offered by North Webster / Tippecanoe Township EMS.

Free Android Workshop at Verizon Wireless in Warsaw

Verizon Wireless is offering a free workshop at the company’s Warsaw store, located at 2930 Frontage Road, on Sept. 17, from 8 a.m. to 9 a.m.

PNC Donates To Head Start

PNC Bank has donated $1,000 to Head Start of Kosciusko County in honor of the volunteer work of PNC Branch Manager Angie Robbins.