Stackhouse Has Experience
The Wayne Township trustee position is open. After many years of service, Sheila Burner is stepping down.
Political Parade Of Clowns
The protesters I saw on TV made me think of proud clowns following a herd of donkeys, stepping in the donkey doo-doo and spreading it around.
Elephants – Large, Leathery, Lumbering And Lovable
Elephants indeed are large, leathery, lumbering and loveable, a reminder of what prehistoric animals were like. But there is more to elephants than alliteration.
Vikings Overcome Turnovers, Beat Apaches
AKRON – It wasn’t pretty, but the Tippecanoe Valley football team got it done Friday.
Election Shines Light On Role Of Townships
I have to be honest. I haven’t really thought a lot about township government throughout my career in the newspaper business.
Wayne Township Seeks To Slash Levy 30 Percent
Wayne Township Advisory Board is working to slash its levy by 30 percent next year.
Fourth Man Sentenced In 2017 Jail Rape Case
The fourth man involved in an October 2017 jail rape case was sentenced Thursday morning for intimidation.
Feed My Starving Children Warsaw Mobilepack Meets Fundraising Goal
The organizing committee for the Feed My Starving Children (FMSC) Warsaw Mobilepack announced it met its goal of raising $220,000 to enable the community to pack 1 million meals for children around the world.
Under Curtis, Tigers Making Big Strides
“That’s a very large man.”
Grace Roundup: Spikers Upset No. 18 St. Francis
WINONA LAKE – Grace College’s volleyball team sent shockwaves through the Crossroads League with a 3-2 upset of No. 18 St. Francis on Wednesday.
Church News, Oct. 4, 2018
Upcoming events include a men's breakfast, a ham and beans supper, and a Holy spirit service.
City Council Moves Forward With 2019 Budget Proposal
Warsaw’s 2019 budget proposal is moving along as city council gets closer to a chance for final trims.
Man’s Claim Of Being An FBI Agent Brings Impersonating Charge
During a Warsaw man’s arrest in September, he told police officers he couldn’t be arrested because he was an FBI agent. That led to a charge of impersonating law enforcement.
Both Sides Represented At Sewer District Meeting
A crowd of about 500 filled the gym at North Webster Community Center Saturday afternoon to hear details about the proposed regional sewer district for Tippecanoe and Chapman lakes.
Tiger Tennis Beats Columbia City For 7th Straight Sectional Title
Back to the regional they go. The Warsaw boys tennis team won its seventh straight sectional title with a 4-1 win over Columbia City Saturday in a home title match.
