Jury Finds Holloway Not Guilty In Syracuse Fatal Drug Overdose Case
After over an hour of deliberation, a 12-person jury found Shane A. Holloway not guilty of dealing drugs to a woman who overdosed and died.
Lafayette Jeff Coming To Warsaw For Regional Showdown
A contrast of offensive styles promises to be on display at Fisher Field.
The Penalty Box: Warsaw And Concord Deliver Again
As the fourth quarter of Friday’s 5A Sectional 11 championship game was winding down, it was pretty clear this game was going to come down to the final possession and the ending would be memorable. We should not have been surprised.
Warsaw School Board Hears About Literacy Partnership, Therapy Dogs
Warsaw School Board heard about a partnership with Grace College to help students with their literacy during their meeting Tuesday.
Town Marshal Recognized For 30 Years Of Service
NORTH WEBSTER — North Webster Town Marshal Greg Church was surprised and honored by his officers and the town council Tuesday for his 30 years of service to the town.
The Big Celebration Helps Benefit The Children Of The Community
The impact an adult can have on the life of a child through Big Brothers Big Sisters of Kosciusko County was expressed throughout the 11th Annual The Big Celebration Tuesday night.
INDOT Announces ProPEL US 30 & 31 Draft Reports Available
Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) ProPEL U.S. 30 and 31 study teams have identified potential improvement packages at primary and secondary intersections along the two northern Indiana highways.
Sidney Discusses A Number Of Matters At Meeting
SIDNEY — The Sidney Town Council met Monday to discuss ongoing and upcoming projects, including updates on property matters, local infrastructure and community programs.
Oakwood Cemetery, Michael R. Davis Receive Awards At Veterans Day Ceremony
While Monday’s Veterans Day ceremony at Oakwood Cemetery in Warsaw recognized all U.S. veterans for their service, two special recognitions were handed out by Ken Locke.
INvets Helps Veterans Transition To Civilian Life In Indiana
When a U.S. veteran is preparing to leave the military service, they may need to find a new job and a community to reside in.
Resist Temptation And Use A Smart Holiday Spending Approach This Year
You can almost hear people in stores saying to themselves, “This year, it’s going to be different. This year, I’m going to keep my holiday spending under control.” It’s easy to understand how so many people get themselves in over their heads during the holiday season.
Parkview Health Named To Most Wired List For 11th Consecutive Year
Parkview Health Named To Most Wired List For 11th Consecutive Year
Lake City Bank Welcomes Adam Gardner To Internal Audit Team
Lake City Bank Welcomes Adam Gardner To Internal Audit Team
The Vision For U.S. 30’s Future Is Going To Get Clearer
Our future vision of U.S. 30 is about to become a bit more in focus!
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Second-Half Comeback Powers Grace To Tourney Win
For the second time this season, Grace’s women’s soccer team finished off a comeback against Taylor.
Purdue Extension To Hold Identity Theft Seminar
Purdue Extension Kosciusko County Health & Human Science Educator Shannon Shepherd will present “Identity Theft; What’s In Your Bag?” at the Home and Family Arts Building, Kosciusko County Fairgrounds, 1400 E. Smith St., Warsaw, on Nov. 20 from noon to 1 p.m.
Church Of The Good Shepherd To Celebrate 100th Anniversary With Open House
WINONA LAKE – The Church of the Good Shepherd will celebrate its 100th anniversary Saturday with an open house.
Yield Sign To Be Placed At Bison Lane & Alley, Warsaw Traffic Commission Decides
As a first step to address a resident’s concerns about the traffic at the intersection of Bison Lane and an alley, the Warsaw Traffic Commission voted Wednesday to put up a yield sign there.
