LCCA Final Concert Features Purdue Glee

The Lakeland Community Concert Association (LCCA) is presenting its farewell and final concert on Sept. 10 at 4 p.m. in the Warsaw Community High School Performing Arts Center, featuring the Purdue University Varsity Glee Club.

Interra Credit Union Welcomes Alan Hibshman To Their Mortgage Department

Interra Credit Union Welcomes Alan Hibshman To Their Mortgage Department

Christine Miller Named Member Center Manager At Warsaw

Christine Miller has been named manager of Beacon Credit Union’s Warsaw Member Center.

Gleiss Named Controller For Pigtek Americas

Gleiss Named Controller For Pigtek Americas

LCB’s Austin L. Bair Promoted To VP, CRA And Lending Analytics Officer

LCB’s Austin L. Bair Promoted To VP, CRA And Lending Analytics Officer

Brett Hans Hanft

Brett Hans Hanft, Fort Wayne, died Sept. 27, 2008, in his residence.

Preschool Celebrates 35th Anniversary

Jenkins 65th

Cecil and Edith Jenkins will celebrate their 65th wedding anniversary March 8, 2012.

Warsaw Community Schools Driver Education Informational Meeting

Warsaw Community Schools announced its summer schedule for driver’s education.

Neighborly Help

Editor, Times-Union:We moved to this area seven years ago and since that time my husband has had several surgeries.

WCS To Hold Kindergarten Round-Up 2015

Warsaw Community Schools invites all incoming 2015-2016 kindergarten students and parents to a Round-Up Celebration at their neighborhood elementary school Thursday from 6 to 7 p.m.

Kimes 50th Anniversary

John and Eilene Kimes celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary June 1 at an open house given by their family.

Nice Son

Andrew David Nice was born at 3:19 p.m. June 24, 2013, to John and Sarah Gescheidle Nice, Land O Lakes, Fla.

Kristi Ormsby Appointed Vice Chair Of Kosciusko County Republican Committee

Grants Could Help Put Cameras Around County Courthouse

County Approves Sheriff's Dept. Pay Increases

Changes abound in the Kosciusko County Sheriff's Department. Due to promotions within the sheriff's department, the Kosciusko County Council approved transfers and a salary ordinance amendment to pay for the pay increases that come with the promotions. Lt.Detective Sam Whitaker's salary will increase from $34,568 to $35,149; Detective Sgt.Travis Marsh, from $32,027 to $34,568; road sergeants Craig Bale, Chad Hill and Floyd Knafel, $32,027 to $34,201; corporals Todd Sautter, Reid Piper, Tony Ciriello, $32,027 to $33,098; and Sgt./SPOT Supervisor Larry Holderman, $32,027 to $34,568. According to Sheriff Aaron Rovenstine, the lieutenant detective is a new position that was created as a supervisor over the detectives.

Alcohol Board OKs Permit For Winona Eatery

Winona Lake soon will be gaining another business that serves alcoholic beverages. Thursday, the Kosciusko County Alcoholic Beverage Commission unanimously approved Chris and James Katris' petition for new beer and wine and Sunday sales retailer permits.Their business, Boathouse Restaurant, 700 Park Ave., Winona Lake, will be an upscale dining establishment in the Village of Winona, according to their attorney. There were no remonstrators against the petitioners.However, more than a dozen supporters were on hand at the public hearing and their attorney also presented the ABC with petitions from members of the public supporting the restaurant.

Residents Voice Dissapproval Of Proposed Zimmer Lane

Pending final plat approval from the Warsaw Plan Commission, Zimmer projected to shut down a portion of Center Street after the construction of a proposed Zimmer Lane. A 1979 agreement with the plan commission allows Zimmer the vacation of Center Street, with the stipulation that they must construct a "new street 50 feet in width with an easement 10 feet in width north-south adjacent." The company plans to construct a road to allow for the Center Street's vacation, from Hepler Drive to CR 225W.Zimmer was granted a preliminary plat approval on Zimmer Lane during the plan commission's three-hour Monday meeting.

Council Plans Economic Development Panel

County councilman Larry Teghtmeyer suggested the council set up a committee to study ways to approach economic development during Thursday's meeting. In February, Kosciusko Development Inc.representatives asked for $100,000 per year for the next four years to draw businesses here. Currently, the council gives KDI $35,000 per year.The organization usually comes close to matching that amount to operate.Teghtmeyer asked that a committee be formed to study the best approach to economic development. "I think we need to do the research," Teghtmeyer said of either granting the money to KDI or another department."I don't think we should sit back on our laurels." The members agreed to have three council members, commissioner Ron Truex and county administrator Ron Robinson on the committee. Councilwoman Charlene Knispel asked if the county's redevelopment commission wasn't set up to do such work, and was told that group had other responsibilities.

May - How to Stop Putting Gasoline in Islamist Tank

Islamists are a diverse lot. Some are what diplomats like to call “violent extremists.” They want to kill you. Others are less eager to shed blood, more confident that by mastering electoral politics, manipulating international organizations and designing effective public relations campaigns they can achieve their objectives.