Warriors Fall To Falcons
Wawasee and Fairfield got back to the business of playing high school softball.
Rewiring, Switching Approved To Keep City's Server, Backup Online
Generators will keep the city of Warsaw government going should there be a power failure; they were discussed at the Board of Public Works and Safety Monday.
Grocery Business In Warsaw Has Become A?Complex Issue
The sudden closure of Owens Supermarket last month created a void that nobody wanted. The grocery business has always served our Warsaw downtown neighbors and work force well for many decades.
Secretary Of State Warns Of Deceptive Letters
INDIANAPOLIS – Secretary of State Connie Lawson announced that some Indiana businesses have received a deceptive letter that may appear to come from her office’s Business Services Division.
GOP Candidates, Office Holders Gather For Bi-Annual Fish Fry
Republican political candidates and office holders always can be found at the GOP fish fry in Kosciusko County, and Wednesday’s was no exception.
Kosciusko 4-H Council Meets EC50 Challenge
In May, the Kosciusko County Community Foundation announced that, in celebration of its 50th anniversary, 10 youth-serving nonprofit organizations were selected to participate in “Endowment Challenge 50” (EC50).
New Coroner’s Building Could Be Up And Running By Midsummer
The county coroner’s building could be up and running as early as midsummer, according to County Coroner Tony Ciriello.
Tours Will Retrace 1934 Dillinger Raid In Warsaw
Join the Kosciusko County Historical Society on April 12 as it commemorates the 85th anniversary of John Dillinger's infamous raid on the Warsaw police station.
Keirn To Share Experiences In Chad
Take an armchair journey to Africa at North Webster Community Public Library at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday when Ben Keirn shares his experiences living and working in the African nation of Chad.
Bids Open For County Road Work
Grant money for two Kosciusko County road repaving projects was acknowledged by the county commissioners Tuesday morning, allowing the board to begin the bidding process for the projects.
Grace Softball Team Splits With Huntington
HUNTINGTON – Grace College’s softball team split its third straight series, taking 1 of 2 from Huntington University on Friday.
Media Have Some Explaining To Do, But Won’t
So I fired up my laptop Sunday and the headlines on the Drudge Report were giant and red.
