Grace College Receives $27 Million Through Lilly Endowment’s College And Community Collaboration Initiative
WINONA LAKE — Grace College has received a grant of $27 million from Lilly Endowment Inc. through its initiative, College and Community Collaboration (CCC).
Warsaw BPA Teams And Individuals Qualify For State Contest
The Region 2 Leadership Conference for Indiana Business Professionals of America was held at the Warsaw Area Career Center on Dec. 2.
Mentone Town Council Approves A Lead Service Line Inventory
MENTONE – Mentone Town Council approved Wednesday for Commonwealth Engineers Inc. to do a lead service line inventory.
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.
Wagon Wheel Announces Interim Leadership Structure
The Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts has announced an interim leadership structure as it moves into its 2024 summer season and approaches the organization’s 70th anniversary.
Times-Union Court News 05-09-2003
Circuit Court Filings The following petitions were filed in Kosciusko Circuit Court with Judge Rex Reed presiding: Marriage Dissolutions Ross Laura L.Ross, Kosciusko County, and John R.Ross, South CR 700E, South Whitley.They were married Nov.18, 1978, and separated April 18, 2003.There are three minor children. Schlemmer Sharon R.and Kevin E.Schlemmer, North CR 175E, Warsaw.They were married Aug.21, 1998, and separated April 17, 2003.There are no minor children. Circuit Court Judgments The following judgments were awarded in Kosciusko Circuit Court with Judge Rex Reed presiding: Complaints • Platinum Financial Services Corp., a Maryland corporation, as assignee of Forward Properties Inc., as assignee of Direct Merchants Bank, v.Jenny Buhrt.Plaintiff awarded $1,506.35 by default, plus interest and court costs.
Animal Shelter Situation Called 'Serious,' 'Critical'
Without more money from the county for the shelter, Animal Welfare League volunteer Lynne Vining said Kosciusko County officials will have the shelter back by Jan.1, if not sooner. "We're just about out of money.We're about to let some of the paid employees go," Vining said Monday. In their budget, AWL has approximately only $10,000 and $10,000 in a certificate of deposit, she said.But that won't carry them to the end of the year. "It's serious.It's critical," she said."We don't want to give it up but we have 100 (cats and dogs) adopted out a month and we need seven-days-a-week employees.Sunday's mostly run by volunteers." She said paid employees don't receive any benefits or paid vacations and don't get any holiday pay.On top of that, the building itself needs repairs and there is always a need for cat litter and medication. "We've been fighting a cat virus for a year.One gets it, the next thing you know, another one's got it," she said.
Wawasee Handles Tax Warrants, Personnel Issues
SYRACUSE - The Wawasee Community School Board held its June meeting a week later than normal, and used this session to discuss authorizing tax anticipation warrants, and to handle several personnel matters.
Warsaw May Privatize Athletic Camps
Warsaw Community Schools is looking to privatize its athletic camps.
Valley, Caston, Rochester Look To Consolidate Services
ROCHESTER - After months of study, Administrator Assistance representatives presented their final merging ...
Times-Union Court News 12-03-2004
Circuit Court Filings The following petitions were filed in Kosciusko Circuit Court with Judge Rex Reed presiding: Complaints • Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc.v.John T.and Elissa Goldner.Plaintiff seeks $37,447.79 due on promissory note, plus interest, attorney fees, costs incurred, court costs and foreclosure of mortgage as prior to other liens, with sale of real estate to satisfy judgment. • Sterling L.Watkins v.Charles E.(Chuck) Sauders.Plaintiff contests the results of the Warsaw School Board election and requests a special election for school board members in the fourth district of the Warsaw Community Schools Corp.
Times-Union Court News 12-08-2005
Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses in the office of Kosciusko County Clerk Sharon Christner: • Steven Thomas Abraham, 21, Marion, and Jessica Lynne Slabaugh, 20, CR 1025W, Nappanee. • Todd A.Burns, 21, and Kelsey L.Vansickle, 21, both of Melbourne, Fla. • Jessica Delmar Fisher, 29, Railroad Street, Claypool, and Lydia L.Martin, 21, Cherry Street, Akron. • Henry Blake Ford, 17, Levi Lee Road, Warsaw, and Natasha Renee Heath, 17, Market Street, Warsaw. • Lonny D.Hodges, 34, and Norma Jean Bolen, 34, both of Osprey Drive, Mentone. • Jose Roberto Murillos, 35, and Isabel Gomora, 32, both of CR 200S, Warsaw. • Justin T.Priest, 21, and Hannah E Mort, 18, both of Crystal Flash Road, North Webster. • Dustin Phillip Ward, 19, and Brooke R.Schmucker, 21, both of Harrison Street, Syracuse.
Symphony Builds Excitement For 2014-15 Season
Symphony of the Lakes organizers hope the community gets excited about the upcoming season.
Church News, Jan. 11, 2018
Upcoming events include a baked steak dinner, a free community meal, a concert and a ladies Bible conference.
