Pierceton Council Hears Concern About Speeding On Ind. 13
PIERCETON — The Pierceton Town Council heard a concern about motorists speeding on Ind. 13 within town limits during Monday’s meeting.
Chip Shots: Spring Break Potpourri
Enjoy the tail end of your spring break and enjoy some Final Four action tonight.
Insurance Can Be A Key To Managing Your Risk
In financial planning, we spend a lot of time thinking about, talking about and working toward long-term goals that are integral to attaining the life you want to live. An important aspect that sometimes gets ignored is protecting your assets and all that you’ve worked for from unexpected events. That’s where insurance comes in. Life insurance is a big part of that, but we’ll save that for another day. Today, we are going to cover auto, home and umbrella policies.
All Animals At Isaiah 11 Ministry Removed After Investigation
Isaiah 11 Ministry eliminated its animal rescue and refuge part of its ministry after a nearly two-month investigation by county and state officials and PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals).
Sheriff Tells County Council About Resource Navigator In Request For Additional Appropriation
At its first informational meeting - or “pre-meeting meeting” - on Thursday, the Kosciusko County Council heard about the new position of resource navigator from Sheriff Jim Smith.
Egg Innovations Is Set To Introduce In-Ovo Technology
As the continuous leader in animal welfare within the egg industry, Egg Innovations has committed to furthering its mission by being the first U.S.-based company committed to implementing in-ovo sexing technology to populate their family farms, according to a news release from Egg Innovations.
Medartis Successfully Places CHF 115.8M Convertible Bonds Due 2031
Medartis Holding AG, a specialized orthopaedic company for head and extremity surgery, announced the successful placement of senior unsecured guaranteed convertible bonds due 2031 for an amount of CHF 115.8 million, convertible into newly issued and/or existing registered shares of the company.
Lake City Bank Announces Nearly Three Dozen Promotions
Lake City Bank announced the following promotions.
County Council Hears About Proposed Ordinance To Eliminate Some Mobile Home Assessments
A proposal for an exemption ordinance eliminating the taxation of mobile homes assessed as personal property was brought before the Kosciusko County Council Thursday morning at their informational meeting.
$50,000 Winning Powerball® Ticket Sold In Warsaw
INDIANAPOLIS — Hoosier Lottery Powerball® tickets should be checked carefully as one entry matched four out of five numbers and the Powerball in Wednesday night’s drawing.
Roger Allen Drudge
COLUMBIA CITY – Roger Allen Drudge, 74, of Columbia City, passed away suddenly at 8:45 a.m. Tuesday, April 2, 2024, at his home.
State Officials, County Candidates Meet With Public At GOP Fish Fry
It might be spring break week but that didn’t keep people away from Wednesday’s Kosciusko County Republican Party fish fry, including political candidates and state officials.
Lake City Bank Presents 2023 Commitment Award To Vice President Stacy Price
Lake City Bank presented Stacy Price, vice president, financial analyst, with its 2023 Commitment Award at the bank’s quarterly officer meeting in February.
Manchester University Sets April 17 As Giving Day 2024
NORTH MANCHESTER – Manchester University's Giving Day is April 17.
The Penalty Box: Growing Up, Not Getting Older
One of the goals we should have as young human beings is to grow to be adult human beings.
Warsaw Code Enforcement Hears From Economy Inn Owner
Warsaw Code Enforcement has given the Economy Inn owner 60 days to make the hotel ready for occupancy.
IDVA Announces Grants Available For Nonprofit Organizations That Serve Veterans Statewide
INDIANAPOLIS – The Indiana Department of Veterans Affairs (IDVA) will award grant money to nonprofit organizations throughout the state that assist veterans with a variety of services.
Survey: 56% Of Homeowners Plan To Dig Without Contacting 811 1st
MERRILLVILLE – In observance of National Safe Digging Month in April, NIPSCO on Monday shared results from a recent national survey of 1,000 U.S. homeowners revealing that more than half (51%) plan to complete an outdoor do-it-yourself project that involves digging in the next year. However, over half (56%) of those planning projects do not intend to notify 811 ahead of time, putting themselves and their communities at risk.
