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Kerlin Motor Donates $2k to Riley Kids

The Kerlin Motor Company, Silver Lake, recently presented the Kosciusko County Community Foundation with a $2,000 donation for the Kosciusko County Riley Kids Fund.

Kosciusko REMC to Sponsor $1,000 Scholarships for 2012-13 School Year

Kosciusko REMC will sponsor $1,000 scholarships for up to six selected high school seniors or current college or graduate students for the 2012-13 school year.

Pence Announces Candidacy For County Recorder

Chamber To Live Stream Annual Awards Banquet Tonight

Kosciusko Junior Achievement Annual Bowling Fundraiser

Junior Achievement of Kosciusko County is holding its annual Achieve-A-Bowl fundraising event from 1 to 3 p.m. Nov. 5 at The Bowling Alley, 1535 N. Detroit St., Warsaw.

Cops Say Man Dressed As Woman To Steal From Mom

A Warsaw man faces charges after police say he dressed as a woman and bilked his mother for money.

Warsaw School Board Hears About Need For Bus Drivers

Warsaw Community Schools is still in need of bus drivers.

Foundation Awards Scholarships To Local Dancers

The Brooks Lamb Foundation was founded by Ed Lamb to honor the spirit and legacy of his daughter, Brooks Marguerite Lamb.

Jody M. Meyer Promoted To Lead Lake City Bank’s Indianapolis Region Retail Banking

Jody M. Meyer Promoted To Lead Lake City Bank’s Indianapolis Region Retail Banking

Debra Collier’s School Of Dance Awards Scholarships

The recipients of the 20th annual Memorial Scholarships were recently announced at Debra Collier's School of Dance.

Northwest Plans Annual Season Of Giving

Northwest Plans Annual Season Of Giving

Jolene K. Reiff

NORTH MANCHESTER – Jolene K. Reiff, 89, of North Manchester, died at 4:45 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 26, 2024, at Timbercrest Healthcare Center, in North Manchester.

Tiger Baseball Team Shuts Out Warriors

It's been the Achilles' heel much of the season for Warsaw's varsity baseball team, but the Tigers took a step forward with their defensive play Wednesday afternoon. Behind stronger defensive play, a solid outing from senior pitcher Ryan Cox and some quality at-bats, the Tigers beat visiting Northern Lakes Conference rival Wawasee 10-0 in five innings in front of a good-sized crowd at Tiger Field. Warsaw entered the contest having committed 45 errors in 12 games, an average of nearly four miscues per contest. Wednesday against the Warriors, things were different, however. The Tigers committed an error in the first inning, allowing Wawasee leadoff hitter Ryan Beer to reach first, but were flawless the rest of the game as they swept the two-game season series against the Warriors.

Valley Volleyball Team Sweeps Through Manchester Invite

NORTH MANCHESTER - Although Manchester was the host of the 1999 Manchester High School Volleyball Invitational, Tippecanoe Valley stole the show. After defeating each team in the tourney (Manchester, Triton and Caston), Valley's undefeated season record remained intact. In the first contest of the day, Valley faced the Triton Trojans.In the first match, the Vikings jumped out to what looked like a commanding 11-3 lead, but the Trojans refused to give in. Rachel Speicher stepped to the serving line and led Triton to four straight points to make the score 12-9 in Valley's favor. Valley went up 14-10 but lost possession and Speicher stepped to the line again.Again, she served four straight points to knot the score at 14.After trading points once more, the score was 15-15 when Valley's Inga Vandermark served up two points to win the match 17-15.

City Hears Report On U.S. 30 Patrol Hours

Among the annual reports presented at the Warsaw city council meeting Monday night, and of particular interest to the members, was a report about patrol hours along U.S.30. The Warsaw-area stretch of the interstate highway is listed as the second most dangerous in Indiana, according to Indiana sheriffs' reports. Warsaw Police Department U.S.30 selective enforcement hours were detailed from May 11, 2000, through the end of the year. WPD Capt.Paul Schmitt attended the meeting and explained what the numbers meant when questioned by several councilmen. Councilman Bill Rhoades asked why the program began in May and why it was called "selective enforcement." Warsaw Mayor Ernie Wiggins answered part of the question, saying that was probably the date he asked Chief Steven Foster to step up the patrolling. Schmitt said the 290.5 selective enforcement hours were in addition to regular duty time.Officers are signing up specifically to patrol the federal highway.

Witnesses To History

WASHINGTON, D.C. - With President Barack Obama's inauguration over, students in Dave Hoffert's Step 1 U.S. history class have memories to last a lifetime.

Warsaw Defense Stymies Concord

DUNLAP – Friday’s Class 4A Sectional 4 semifinal between Warsaw and host Concord lasted little more than an hour.

Wogomon Confident Warriors Can Recover

SYRACUSE — Wawasee High School football coach Tom Wogomon is confident his squad can recover from the loss of six all-conference players.Graduated from last year’s team are quarterback Bauer Schmeltz, as well as Jake Clark, John Essex, Justin Fick, Dimitri Kaplanis and Zac Patrick, five key components to a defense that surrendered just 11.4 points per game.

Lady Tigers Score First Win Of Season

Coaches often say they'd rather win ugly than lose pretty.