Warsaw School Board Approves New Playground Equipment
New playground equipment is coming to Eisenhower and Harrison elementary schools after the Warsaw School Board approved the purchases Tuesday afternoon.
Milford Council Hears Employee Health Plan Options
For Milford Town Council, it isn’t a matter of whether or not its employee health plans will cost more, but how much more. Council members heard about two plans from its carrier at Monday night’s monthly meeting.
Shumpert Named Area Football Player Of The Year
BOURBON – Why not him?
Grace Roundup: Lady Lancers Secure Spot In NAIA Nationals
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – For the second time in program history, Grace College’s women’s soccer team secured a spot in the NAIA National Championships.
Grace Roundup: Lancers Pull Off Thrilling Comeback
WINONA LAKE – With five minutes remaining in Saturday’s match, Grace College’s men’s soccer team trailed Lancaster Bible College 2-1 in the NCCAA regional championship.
Tippecanoe Valley Upends County Rival Warsaw
The gameplan, said Warsaw girls basketball coach Lenny Krebs, was to make Sophie Bussard earn everything she got.
Deaton Does It Big To Lead Lancers To OT Victory
DEERFIELD, Ill. – The Grace College men's basketball team remained undefeated this year courtesy of a 93-90 overtime win against Concordia on Friday night at the Trinity International Tournament.
Indiana Official Accuses Facebook Page Of ‘Intellectual Dishonesty’
Indiana’s public access counselor, caught in the middle of a dispute between the mayor of Warsaw and a former city council member, accused the folks who posted a story on the Warsaw Community Facebook page of taking his comments out of context.
On The East China Sea
Damage Controlman Fireman Keihen Hanley (R), from Bourbon, is shown on the Ticonderoga-class guided-missile cruiser USS Chancellorsville during a replenishment-at-sea with the Military Sealift Command fleet replenishment oiler USNS Tippecanoe.
Council Hears Details Of 2nd Sewer Rate Hike
City officials unveiled details for a second sewer rate hike Monday night. The second rate increase, if approved, and combined with one last year, will result in about a 26 percent increase for the average residential customer, which is less than earlier estimates of 39 percent.
County Delays Vote On Tippy/Chapman Sewer Plan
The petition to the Indiana Department of Environmental Management for the proposed Tippecanoe and Chapman lakes regional sewer district was tabled by both the Kosciusko County Council and Commission at a joint meeting Thursday night.
Council approves measures for new North Webster Library
Kosciusko County Council approved three measures, including the sale of $4.62 million in bonds to finance construction of a new library in North Webster. The action came during the council’s meeting Thursday night.
Veterans Day
Millions of veterans have served in America's wars, including World War I, World War II, the Korean War, the Vietnam War, Desert Shield and Desert Storm.
Hog Roast Saturday Benefits Cancer Patient
Friends and family of Edward Dempsey are hosting a hog roast benefit on Saturday to help defray his medical treatment and living expenses. Dempsey, 50, is battling stage 3 colon cancer and is undergoing chemotherapy treatments.
Free Movie Matinee Featured At North Webster Community Public Library
Looking for something to do on a Monday afternoon? Enjoy a free movie matinee for adults at North Webster Community Public Library at 1:30 p.m. Monday.
Lady Tigers Pull Away From Manchester
NORTH MANCHESTER – Using a second-half surge to pull away Wednesday evening, the Warsaw Lady Tigers scored their first win of the season and handed the Manchester Lady Squires their first loss.
Grace College Spikers Fall To No. 1 Seed Marian
INDIANAPOLIS – Grace College’s volleyball team was unable to topple top-seeded Marian University on the road Wednesday, losing 3-0 in the Crossroads League Tournament semifinals.
