Soybean Producers Well-Positioned For Trade Negotiations
There’s been a lot of talk about proposed tariffs on American soybeans in the wake of President Donald Trump’s much-talked-about trade war with China.
Warriors Rally To Beat Whitko Wildcats
SOUTH WHITLEY – The Wawasee and Whitko baseball teams faced the cold weather Tuesday night for a nonconference matchup. The host Wildcats struck early, but could not hold the lead, as the Warriors won 7-4.
A Bus Crash And Other Things
Today is going to be one of those days where I have several things to write about, but only one column to do it in.
Grace Victorious In Home Opener, Routs Goshen 6-2
WINONA LAKE – The Grace College baseball team continued its Crossroads League campaign in a nine-inning game against Bethel on Tuesday, winning 6-2.
High School Roundup – April 11
Warsaw Opens Tennis Season At FW Canterbury; Wawasee Loses To Westview In Tennis Action; Warsaw Softball Loses To East Noble; Whitko Loses Extra Inning Battle To NorthWood; Whitko, Valley Compete In Track & Field; Manchester Girls Win Track Meet; Whitko Golf Finishes Second At Columbia City
Pat T. Parks
Pat T. Parks, 83, Syracuse, died at 2:06 p.m. Saturday, April 7, 2018, at Avalon Village Nursing Care, Ligonier, after a brief stay.
Man Complains About Milford Town Councilman, Police Officers
A rural Milford man spent several minutes of the town council meeting Monday night making accusations of favoritism by police toward Council President Doug Ruch.
Leesburg Works Toward Town Hall Upgrades
In its 2018 Capital Improvement Plan the Leesburg Town Council approved Monday night, money from the Economic Development Income Tax fund will be used to renovate the old town hall and make it handicapped-accessible.
Winona OKs Parking Lot Improvements
Four of the six parking lots in The Village at Winona will get some improvements after the Winona Lake Redevelopment Commission approved the lowest bidder Monday.
Historical Society To Observe Anniversary?Of Dillinger Raid
The Kosciusko County Historical Society will observe the anniversary of an infamous moment in Warsaw history on Friday.
Lady Lancers Win Golf Tournament
KOKOMO – Despite freezing temperatures, Grace College’s women’s golf team opened the spring season with a hot start.
High School Roundup – April 10
Delp Shoots 78, Leads Warsaw Golf In Season Opener; Whitko Girls Tennis Loses To West Noble
Connie K. Feldman
Connie K. Feldman, 67 of Bourbon, passed away at 10:15 a.m. Friday, April 6, 2018, in Kosciusko Community Hospital.
Connor, Karly Eichenauer Always Ready To Serve
NORTH MANCHESTER – The phrase “paying it forward” isn’t too far off the minds of Manchester University junior Connor Eichenauer and freshman Karly Eichenauer.
UPDATED: GOP Faces Internal Fight Over Abortion
In a rare political fissure, an Indiana group is making abortion a campaign issue against numerous conservative state lawmakers.
Potpourri: Miner Interested In Being New Court's First Judge
With an apparent commitment from the state to fund a new court in Kosciusko County, look for a few people to express interest in serving as the first judge of the new court.
Protecting Life
Our organization was recently privileged to have Congressman Jim Banks visit our office and meet with some of our board members and supporters. I found it rather humorous that when reporting on Congressman Bank’s activities that day, The Times-Union reporter chose to just mention that the Congressman “visited a local anti-abortion organization.”
How To Cut Fed Spending
The problem with spending money like it's water is when the pump runs dry.
