Tucker-Zito

Allison Tucker and Vince Zito, both of Washington, D.C., have announced their engagement.

Jacob Riley Selected As District II Outstanding Teacher

Forest Park Lien Sale

NMPD Warns Of Counterfeit $20 Bills

NORTH MANCHESTER?— The North Manchester Police Department is warning area businesses of counterfeit bills circulating the area.

Notice of Intent Trailside Storage

Palestine Cemetery Spring Cleanup Reminder

Shamrock Public Notice

South Whitley Elementary Kindergarten Registration

SOUTH WHITLEY – South Whitley Elementary School will conduct registration for children planning to enter kindergarten for the 2012-2013 school year Wednesday.

WCS Responds To Social Media Threat; One Student Arrested

On Thursday, Warsaw Community Schools administration was made aware of an alleged threat on social media from one student about another juvenile.

Connie R. Runkel Lerner

Grace Basketball To Play At NBA’s Gainbridge Fieldhouse On Dec. 30

Grace’s men’s basketball team will get the unique opportunity to play at an NBA arena on Dec. 30. The Lancers will take on Alice Lloyd (Ky.) on Dec. 30 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, home to the NBA’s Indiana Pacers.

Palestine Cemetery Spring Cleanup Reminder

PALESTINE - The Board of Directors of the Palestine Cemetery Inc. reminds its patrons that all grave decorations must be removed or brought into compliance with the cemetery regulations by April 1 to allow for spring cleanup.

Letters to the Editor 07-16-2002

Times-Union Court News 02-04-2004

Superior Court I Filings The following petitions were filed in Kosciusko Superior Court I with Judge Duane G.Huffer presiding: Complaints • Creditmax Inc.v.Jason A.Dunsmore.Plaintiff seeks $7,563.52 due on contract, plus court costs, interest and attorney fees. • Fort Financial Credit Union v.Darryl A.Fields.Plaintiff seeks monetary judgment to compensate for unpaid loan and overdrawn bank account. • Fort Financial Credit Union v.Martina Esquibel.Plaintiff seeks $6,940.33 due on account, plus court costs, interest and attorney fees. • Bobcat of Warsaw v.Randy Overmyer.Plaintiff seeks $3,869.21 due on account, plus court costs and attorney fees. • Matthew Netzley v.Sandra Hoagland.Plaintiff seeks monetary judgment to compensate for losses incurred in an Oct.3, 2003, car accident and trial by jury.

Times-Union Court News 05-02-2000

Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses in the office of Kosciusko County Clerk Marsha McSherry: • James Aaron Hochstetler, 21, West CR 1350N, Nappanee, and Rebecca Borkholder, 19, Plymouth-Goshen Trail, Nappanee. • Christopher Arden Owens, 35, and Ivonne Elaine Hurst, 25, both of East Smith Street, Warsaw. • Kenneth Bruce Hesse, 31, Statesville, N.C., and Kellie Erin Downey, 29, Olathe, Kansas. • Randal L.Zorn II, 30, and Danelle K.Trier, 30, both of East CR 200N, Warsaw. • Bret Walters, 30, and Amanda Lynn Schue, 23, both of East CR 375S, Warsaw. • Donald Paul Dill Jr.and Ada F.Nelson, both of Cromwell. • John B.Treece, 34, West Boston Street, Syracuse, and Trudy M.Gibson, 40, Nappanee. • Patrick Joseph Cox, 35, and Stacey Ilene Mauzy, 22, both of West Winona Avenue, Warsaw.

Wawasee Bond Sale

Letters to the Editor 04-30-2004

- School Information - Lost Property - Orange Ribbon Week - Downtown Parking School Information Editor, Times-Union: Here is some background information that residents of Kosciusko County especially those who live in the Warsaw School district should find useful.It deals with deconsolidation, athletics, school funding, remonstrances, referendums and recalls.The information was obtained from the Indiana Department of Education, Indiana Election Commission and "Here is your Indiana Government" published by the Indiana Chamber of Commerce.

Letters to the Editor 12-21-2006

- Ethanol - Enforce The Borders - U.S.30 Ethanol Editor, Times-Union: A number of ethanol plants have been proposed for northeastern Indiana.There is a significant amount of overlap in the corn supplying areas for these plants and they will be vying for the same corn.It is highly probable that excess corn is grown in the area, but it is not clear how increased demand will change this.Marketing issues are complex and there is no clear answer as to who will gain from the ethanol ventures. We know that the effect of fermenting the carbohydrate (sugar) portion of the corn takes this part of the corn out of the food system.This is the part of corn that provides high fructose corn syrup found in many foods.At this point, we are not certain how energy use will interact with the food uses of corn.

Restaurants Helping WCS Feed 1,600 Students

Caucus Elects Reynolds For Winona Town Council