Manchester Hears Presentation On Community Mentoring
NORTH MANCHESTER – At the most recent Manchester Community School Corporation school board meeting, Manchester Elementary School Principal Joseph Rodgers and teacher Beth Rosen gave a presentation about a community-mentoring project that was conducted this year.
Remember When 10.31.2015
10 YearsNorthWood High School presents "All I Really Need to Know, I Learned in Kindergarten" Friday and Saturday nights, Oct. 28 and 29.
Remember When 7.21.2014
10 Years AgoApril Baxter, director of the Senior Activity Center of Warsaw, was one of 12 recipients recognized as an Administrator of the Year by REAL Services at the Age of Excellence Awards luncheon in South Bend.
Remember When 4.13.2015
10 Years AgoKosciusko County Sheriff's Deputy Jon Tyler and Warsaw Police Officer Doug Light have teamed up to design the Emergency Vehicle Operation Course to help officers from throughout the county brush up on their driving skills.
Remember When 12.6.2013
10 Years AgoThe 10th annual Festival of Trees is planned for Dec. 3 through Dec. 7 at the Town Center Mall, 119 E. Center St., Warsaw.
Tigers Seek First Win Against Penn
This is the challenge that Warsaw's football team faces this evening: Penn, an 8-1 team. Penn, a team ranked No.4 in Class 5A, whose lone loss came to No.1 (5A) Ben Davis 14-7. Penn, a team that has won Class 5A state championships three of the last four years (last year the Kingsmen lost at semistate). Penn, a team that is 268-43 (.862) during head coach Chris Geesman's 27-year tenure. Penn, a school Warsaw is 0-7 against, dating back to 1967. Penn, which has played Warsaw three times in the sectional and won 47-0 (1985), 36-0 (1991) and 42-0 (1994). Asked what Penn's biggest strength is as a football team, Warsaw coach Phil Jensen said, "That it's Penn." But this is the challenge Penn faces: 8-1 Warsaw. Warsaw, a team that claimed a share of the 1999 Northern Lakes Conference title, the first time the Tigers had at least a share of the title since 1992.
5-Lane Highway Plans Approved
SYRACUSE - Despite an apparent mountain of opposition, Syracuse Town Council approved design plans Tuesday for a five-lane highway through the village. The decision came on a narrow 3-2 vote during a special meeting before a packed crowd at town hall. Instead of killing the project, council chose to approve the design but made it clear the project could still be killed. Supporting the design were Jack Matney, Bill Cutter and Carol Koble.Council president Barb Carwile and councilman Jake Bitner opposed it - and received throngs of handshakes afterward. The road project spans a mile through the heart of the town's business district and would replace the current two lanes and frontage roads blamed for a high number of minor traffic accidents. Council president Barb Carwile, who said this spring that a vote by council could be six months away, said the vote was called after the state said they were waiting for council's decision.
City May Annex 111 Acres
Warsaw City Council during its meeting Monday acknowledged voluntary annexation of two properties into the city.
Helen W. Piper
MARION - Helen W. Piper, 90, died Aug. 2, 2007, at Peabody Retirement Community, North Manchester.
Mary M. Montel
NORTH MANCHESTER – Mary M. Montel, 94, North Manchester, died at 7:12 p.m. Jan. 8, 2014, at Peabody Retirement Community, North Manchester.
Retirement Leads to Second Career for Haines
After retiring from the Warsaw Walmart where she worked for 24 years, Patti Haines is striking out on her own with a consignment shop.
Leesburg Teacher Cook Retiring After 45 Years
LEESBURG – Marsha Cook was so engaged in learning all her life that she’s been ahead of the curve.
Family's Struggles Help Raise Awareness For Riley Hospital
Having one child with a medical condition that requires treatment at Riley Hospital for Children can be agonizing enough.
Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory Hears About Another Truck Delay; Approves New Recording Secretary
Waiting for a fire truck that’s already been ordered will require the Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory to continue to be patient.
