Sewer fees to rise, but below anticipated amount
Sewer fees will increase in Warsaw, but not as much as anticipated for the first phase of the city’s sewer project.
Douglas A. Hoffer
Douglas A. Hoffer, 81, Warsaw, passed away at 3:18 p.m. Nov. 19, 2017, in his residence. On Dec. 12, 1935, in Clunette, he was born to John and Treva M. Martz Hoffer. He was united in marriage on June 11, 1975, to Felicia “Phyllis” Ruvo in Warsaw; she survives.
Community Foundation Celebrates $30M In Grants
On Wednesday, the Kosciusko County Community Foundation welcomed guests to celebrate with them what was accomplished in the past year thanks to the generosity of Foundation donors.
Warriors Better Prepared This Season
SYRACUSE – Getting things going in the right direction is always easier in a coach’s second season. Players are familiar with expectations, which allows a team to spend more time doing and less time learning.
Wawasee's Quick Start Finishes Triton
SYRACUSE – Wawasee’s girls basketball team couldn’t have asked for a better start to Saturday night’s game, while Triton would rather have had anything but its beginning.
Grace Men Fall To Clarke University
SYRACUSE – Getting things going in the right direction is always easier in a coach’s second season. Players are familiar with expectations, which allows a team to spend more time doing and less time learning.
RedHawks Edge Lady Lancers
WINONA LAKE – The Grace College women’s basketball team led nearly the entire second half against No. 18 IU Northwest on Saturday.
Lady Tigers Upset No. 3 Tippecanoe Valley
AKRON – While both teams turned in a gritty effort, it was Warsaw that took an early lead, then held off a second-half charge to claim a 42-32 non-conference girls basketball win at county rival Tippecanoe Valley Friday night.
My, How Times Have Changed
It’s easy to see that we’re living in different times.
Loshe Receives Reneker Service Award
Joy Loshe was named the Bill Reneker Community Memorial Service Award winner at the Winona Lake Community Appreciation Banquet Thursday night.
Valley's New Coach A Familiar Face
AKRON – As both a player and assistant coach for his father, Chad Patrick has been on the winning side in hundreds of high school basketball games. The next victory, however, will go in the books attached to his name.
Triton Blessed With Experience
BOURBON – A season ago, Triton’s varsity boys basketball team lost its first three games. Then the Trojans won 18 of their next 20, which included a 10-game win streak and a Hoosier North Athletic Conference championship.
LCA Cougars Ready To Take Next Step
WINONA LAKE – Building a viable, competitive boys basketball program has been a process for Lakeland Christian Academy and fourth-year head coach Chris Hohm.
Longtime Deputy Announces Bid For County Sheriff
A U.S. Army veteran and longtime deputy with the Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Department is running for office to help fight the drug problem.
Aviation Board Wants Changes In Flying Club
Instead of evicting the Warsaw Flying Club from the airport Tuesday for an unauthorized event in September, the Board of Aviation Commissioners gave it some criteria to meet.
Puerto Rico Hurricane Damage Poses Challenges For Zimmer Biomet
Zimmer Biomet’s financial struggles in 2017 are expected to linger into 2018, further complicated by hurricanes that devastated Puerto Rico where the Warsaw-based orthopedic company has two plants.
Squires Young, But Boast Experience
NORTH MANCHESTER – The Manchester High School varsity boys basketball roster lists just two seniors for the 2017-18 season.
