Warsaw Schools Thanks Outgoing Members, Hires New CFO
In between its public work session and regular board meeting Monday night, the Warsaw School Board held a reception for two members who are leaving the board.
Grace Student Honored By ICI For ‘Realizing The Dream’
WINONA LAKE – Henrietta Carter, a Grace College sophomore from Muncie, was one of 30 students honored at the annual “Realizing the Dream” banquet on Nov. 3 in Indianapolis.
Ryman, Lady Tigers Shoot Down Wawasee
Warsaw’s shots continued to fall Saturday.
Wallet Theft Ruins Christmas
To whom it may concern: My name is Ruth Guffey. On Thursday, Dec. 13, I was at your store in Warsaw to purchase money orders used to pay my bills. Upon exiting your store to place my paid bills in a mailbox outside, I realized that my wallet was missing. Immediately I re-entered the store to retrace my steps in and out of the store, only to come up empty-handed.
Wallet Theft Ruins Christmas
To whom it may concern: My name is Ruth Guffey. On Thursday, Dec. 13, I was at your store in Warsaw to purchase money orders used to pay my bills. Upon exiting your store to place my paid bills in a mailbox outside, I realized that my wallet was missing. Immediately I re-entered the store to retrace my steps in and out of the store, only to come up empty-handed.
County Council OK’s New Sewer District Petition
Kosciusko County Council members voted 6-0 Thursday to submit a petition to the Indiana Department of Environmental Management to form the Tippecanoe/Chapman Regional Sewer District, but not without some emotion.
Syracuse Teen Gets 18-Year Sentence
A Syracuse teen tied to several violent incidents involving weapons between October 2017 and March 2018 was sentenced to 18 years in prison Thursday morning on two level 3 felony robbery charges.
Etna Green Town Hall Move Could Happen Within Weeks
Town officials have finalized the purchase of the new town hall building and are taking preliminary steps to move operations. But exactly when town employees will move in to the former bank building at the corner of Broadway and Walnut streets is unclear.
The Tigers’ Ogle Problem
A town with no backbone. The Doug Ogle-David Wayne combo has had five players – four starters – leave Warsaw just in the last 23 months.
Walt Church Steps Away From BZA After 25 Years
After serving the Kosciusko County Board of Zoning Appeals for 25 years, Walt Church participated in his final board meeting Tuesday morning.
Warsaw Swimmers Cruise Past Plymouth
Warsaw was stellar across the board Tuesday.
Commissioners OK Sewer District Petition; Council To Vote
After getting the particular estimates they wanted, Kosciusko County Commissioners approved submitting a petition for the formation of the Tippecanoe-Chapman regional sewer district at their meeting this morning.
Milford Holds Off On Rate Hike
Despite running at a deficit, Milford Town Council voted Monday night to hold off, for the time being, on a wastewater rate increase until at least March.
Screeton To Step Down As Grace Baseball Coach
WINONA LAKE – Cam Screeton has decided to resign his post as the head coach of Grace’s baseball team.
Wawasee Shoots Down Whitko Wildcats
SYRACUSE – The?Wawasee High School gym was raining three-pointers Saturday.
Peter V. ‘Pete’ Avalos
Peter V. “Pete" Avalos, 77, Milford, passed away at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 5, 2018 at Kosciusko Community Hospital, Warsaw.
Amiss' Hot Hand Helps Tigers Get Back On Track
To say that Wyatt Amiss has been shooting the ball well, said Warsaw boys basketball coach Doug Ogle, would be an understatement.
Fierstos Leads Lady Squires Over Whitko
NORTH MANCHESTER – When it mattered Friday, Kennedy Fierstos came through.
