After Much Discussion, Warsaw Council Gives OK For Safe Streets Grant Application
Members of the Warsaw Common Council heard a lot of information from the Ride+Walk Committee about a Safe Streets for All grant application and had many questions about it, but after 75 minutes of discussion, the council voted to let city officials apply for up to $500,000.
Proposed Data Center Near Leesburg Draws Opposition
As of Tuesday, there were 912 verified signatures at change.org to “prevent the construction of a data center on farm land in Leesburg.”
Kosciusko SWCD’s Soil-Con 2025 Focuses On Healthy Soils
SYRACUSE — Persons concerned and wanting to learn more about soil health and gathered at Oakwood Event Center, Syracuse, Tuesday for a day of learning.
Wyrick Named Person Of The Year At North Webster Banquet
NORTH WEBSTER - “Thank you for this very much. But I can’t accept it by myself. I have to accept this in tandem with my wife, because she did all the hard work. Thank you so much,” said Michael Wyrick, the 2024 North Webster-Tippecanoe Township Chamber of Commerce Person of the Year.
Presidential Term Limits
Editor, Times-Union: Besides elections every four years and being limited to two terms in office along with articles of impeachment by the House of Representatives and conviction in the Senate on such articles.
American Innovation And R&D Competitiveness Act Helps U.S. Stay Competitive
America was founded as an experiment. From our earliest days, we have led the world in groundbreaking advancements driven by research and development.
Opposes Data Center
Editor, Times-Union: I am writing this letter to voice my most vociferous opposition to the rezoning of any property in our county for a data center.
Carlson Terminated As County Health First Indiana Coordinator
Kurt Carlson was terminated Thursday by the county as Kosciusko’s Health First Indiana program coordinator.
Public Occurrences 03.18.25
County Jail Bookings The following people were arrested and booked into the Kosciusko County Jail:
A Teachable Moment
Editor, Times-Union: My seventh-grade English teacher, Ms. Schutz, actively contributes to social conversations here in the Times-Union. She was one of the first teachers I can remember who truly inspired me academically, along with my seventh-grade social studies teacher Keith Reinholt. Many teachers at Warsaw continued those impressions — true childhood heroes within WCHS.
Duke Energy Foundation Gives $5,000 To Girl Scouts
Girl Scouts of Northern Indiana-Michiana recently received a $5,000 grant from the Duke Energy Foundation to support the Girl Scout Leadership Experience (GSLE) in Cass, Fulton, Huntington, Kosciusko, Miami, Wabash, Wells and Whitley counties.
Indiana State Police Lt. Chad Larsh Promoted To Captain
MARSHALL COUNTY - Indiana State Police Superintendent Anthony Scott has promoted Lt. Chad Larsh to the rank of captain to serve as the Indiana State Police Area II captain.
Vida Colleen ‘Coke’ Handgen
Vida Colleen "Coke" Handgen passed peacefully on March 9, 2025, in Sarasota, Fla., after a valiant and courageous journey with Alzheimer's disease.
Generations Of Kerlins Give To Their Silver Lake Community
SILVER LAKE - Just like Rick’s grandparents Russell and Pearl did years ago, Rick and Diane Kerlin donated property recently to the community of Silver Lake.
Triton School Board Gets Update On Work Done In Buildings
BOURBON – Superintendent Jeremy Riffle on Friday updated the Triton School Board on some renovations to school buildings during the past few months.
Right On Schedule
Editor, Times-Union: It’s a go! The plan is working. The puppets are in place, the strings are attached, and the puppet masters are giving the “thumbs up” to their stooges.
Furious Warsaw Comeback Falls Short In Double OT
At the half, it seemed as if it was going to be a long night for the Warsaw boys basketball team. Their opponent, South Bend Riley, was dominating every facet of the game. But in typical Tiger fashion, Warsaw battled through the adversity and flipped the script in the second half. Playing well enough to force overtime twice, Warsaw came extremely close to finishing up the comeback and heading to semi-state, but instead, it was the Wildcats who made the biggest plays of the game late in a 77-71 win.
Lancers Win Winona Lake Bracket, Advance To NAIA Final Site
The March pilgrimage from Winona Lake to Kansas City is becoming an annual tradition for Grace’s men’s basketball team.
