Area Students To Serve On Teen Court
A dozen local teenagers representing four area school corporations have stepped up to serve on Kosciusko’s Teen Court for the 2018-19 school year.
Thallemer Vision Seeks Annexation Into City Of Warsaw
The newest request for annexation into Warsaw is coming from a familiar name.
Betty J. Graff
Betty J. Graff, 81, of Goshen, passed away at 9:22 a.m. Friday, Aug. 17, 2018, at her home.
Goshen Housing Authority Dissolved
Goshen’s Housing Authority no longer exists. The troubled housing authority formally dissolved its board of directors effective July 1 and is now under control of Warsaw Housing Authority, which has already provided oversight for seven years.
City Of Warsaw Preparing For Treatment Plant Expansion
While the first phase of storm sewer work is still underway, the city of Warsaw is beginning plans for the second phase.
Potpourri – Warsaw Is Live Streaming All But One Board Meeting
With the additions of the airport board and park board next month, the city of Warsaw will be live streaming all but one of its board meetings.
Donation Provides New Instruments For WCS Bands
The Warsaw Community High School Band program received a $5,000 grant from 1st Source Bank and the Esther Pfleiderer Charitable Trust.
Squires Aim To Be Smart, Sharp And Smooth
The Manchester High School football team is looking to shore up mistakes and control the tempo this season.
Wildcats Learn From Humbling Experience
SOUTH WHITLEY – The best way to describe the 2017 season, said third-year Whitko High School football coach Jeff Sprunger, is to call it a humbling experience.
Warsaw Tigers Entering New Season, Era
In a backup quarterback role, Josh West completed 2 of 3 pass attempts for 10 yards and carried the ball nine times for 16 yards during the 2017 high school football season.
Warsaw Netters Win Season Opener
The Warsaw Tigers were able to weather the storm in more ways than one Wednesday evening.
Warsaw Community Schools To Implement Safety Tipline
Warsaw Community Schools and Gaggle announced a partnership to keep students and schools safe by providing a simple way for students to report threats of violence, bullying, weapons brought to school, peers in crisis and other urgent situations.
Parents urged to use Logan Street for student pickup, dropoff
On the first day of school Tuesday for Warsaw Community Schools, parents picking up and dropping off their students at the high school or Washington STEM Academy found a long line of cars.
Wawasee High School Radio Wins Award From IBA
A radiothon hosted by a pair of Wawasee High School students last fall on the school’s radio station won an award for public service from the Indiana Broadcasters Association. The award was announced at the Wawasee School Board meeting Tuesday night.
Valley Football Coach Counting On Seniors
AKRON – Second-year Tippecanoe Valley High School football coach Steve Moriarty is leaning on his seniors this season, particularly quarterback Noah Miller.
Experience Leads Grace Spikers Into New Season
WINONA LAKE – Grace College’s volleyball team enters the 2018 season with excitement, and is led by an experienced core.
Milford Town Council Approves Wastewater Rate Study
After much discussion, Milford’s town council on Monday commissioned a wastewater rate study from Umbaugh and Associates.
