Democrats Get Fired Up Over Candidates’ Speeches
SYRACUSE — Kosciusko County Democrats were fired up Sunday afternoon during its seventh annual Lillypad Cruise.
Sharon M. Carpenter
Sharon M. Carpenter, 79, peacefully passed away surrounded by the love of her family on Friday, July 12, 2024.
Lake Area Community Band Celebrates 35th Season With World Premier ‘Fountains’
This Wednesday, July 31 at 7 p.m., the Lake Area Community Band will present a free concert at Lakeview Middle School Auditorium.
Kroger Health To Offer Back To School & Shingles Vaccine Help
Kroger Health To Offer Back To School & Shingles Vaccine Help
Carnival Brings Familes Together
Friday’s annual Family Carnival at Central Park looked to be on par with attendance from previous years.
Loretta L. Blackburn
Loretta L. Blackburn “The Legend,” 84, went to her heavenly home on Thursday, July 25, 2024.
Sports Editor Dealing With Stage 5 Kidney Disease
Almost since he was born, Times-Union Sports Editor Connor McCann has had issues with his kidneys.
Salvation Army Seeing Increase In Requests For Services
The Salvation Army, serving Kosciusko County, has experienced a 17% increase in requests for services, especially in their Choice Food Pantry, according to Envoy Ken Locke, administrator.
8 Steps For Financial Security Begin With Creating An Emergency Fund
Financial security is something nearly everyone strives for, but when it can seem to be such an overwhelming goal that it’s hard to know where to start. It doesn’t have to be. By taking a few simple steps, you can put yourself on the path of financial security
Fire Destroys Vacant Trailer
The back half of a trailer in Hideaway Hills Mobile Home Park was destroyed by a fire early Friday morning.
Schmucker Seeking County Auditor Position
As the Kosciusko County Auditor’s Office chief deputy, Alyssa J. Schmucker is already involved in about everything the auditor does.
Michael A. Glunt
Michael A. Glunt, 64, Pierceton, died July 19, 2024. He was born Feb. 10, 1960, to Charles and Winifred Glunt.
William ‘Bill’ Calvin Crocker
William “Bill” Calvin Crocker, 71, Warsaw, and formerly of South Bend, died July 8, 2024, at Warsaw Meadows.
ISP Reminds Drivers Of School Bus Safety
The Indiana State Police wants drivers to remember the following information from the Indiana Criminal Justice Institute about school bus safety in Indiana:
OrthoWorx Awarded Grant To Educate Area Students About Careers In Manufacturing And Entrepreneurship
On Friday, July 12 OrthoWorx was awarded a grant from the Don Wood Foundation to educate middle school and high school students about careers in manufacturing and entrepreneurship.
Warsaw Getting Bealls Store This Fall
A new store is coming to the Marketplace at Warsaw shopping center this fall, while a business that was in the building recently closed.
The Penalty Box: Tiger Needs To Put His Clubs Away
I watch four golf tournaments each year—the four majors. I watch horse racing the same way—I tune in for the three races of the Triple Crown, even if no one is in position to win all three.
