Decorative Inlay Brightens Warsaw Alley

The alley between Warsaw City Hall and the Three Crowns Coffee/Oak & Alley building at 114 S. Buffalo St. got a lot more colorful this week.

Park Board Mulls Tony Elliott Memorial In Warsaw Park

A proposal to place a Tony Elliott memorial sign in a Warsaw park was tabled by the Parks Board Tuesday for a month while a committee looks at the request.

GOP Caucus Faces Weighty Sheriff’s Decision

When as many as 68 Republican precinct committee members gather Wednesday to choose a new sheriff for Kosciusko County, they’ll once again be flexing some unique political muscle that has helped shape county government in recent years.

Ivy Tech, Lake City Bank Partner In Degree Program

Ivy Tech Community College and Lake City Bank recently signed an agreement to offer employees at the Warsaw-based bank an opportunity to earn college credit through the college’s Achieve Your Degree program.

Six Vying For Sheriff Job

The lineup is set for Wednesday’s Republican caucus that will choose a new sheriff for Kosciusko County.

Bail Bonds Rule Change Delayed

A proposed rule on bail bonds that could radically change the way bonds are handled has been delayed two years.

Post 253 Donates To Riley Fund In Memory Of Mike Elwood

Members of American Legion Post 253, North Webster, recently presented a donation of $809.25 to the Kosciusko County Community Foundation for the KC Riley Kids Fund.

Public Occurrences, June 17, 2017

 The following people were preliminarily charged and booked into the Kosciusko County Jail:

Marcus Moore Replaces Twin Brother As Grace Tennis Coach

WINONA LAKE – Grace College’s women’s tennis team will have a new head coach next season in Marcus Moore.

County Hears Presentations From Nonprofit Agencies

The county historical society’s utility bills are rising. The St. Joseph River Basin Commission would like what it describes as its “fair share,” and Beaman Home is seeing a significant spike in services for domestic abuse victims and would like more support.

Aviation Board Awards Bids For Lease Of 2 Parcels Near Airport

Warsaw Board of Aviation Commissioners opened and awarded bids Tuesday to lease two of the city airport’s three nearby parcels of farmland.

Ronald C. Rees

ROYAL CENTER — Ronald C. Rees, 81, Logansport, passed away at 4:25 a.m. Monday, June 12, 2017, at Logansport Memorial Hospital.  Born May 4, 1936, in Deal, England, he was the son of the late Edward C. and Sarah Thomas Chapman and his adopted parents, Morgan and Gwenllian Davies Rees. On Aug. 6, 1996, he married Kay “Kasie” Cohagan. 

Prater Seeks To Fill Sheriff Vacancy

Kelly Prater, the assistant director at the Kosciusko County Work Release Center,  announced plans to run for sheriff in the upcoming Republican caucus.

Resident Asks How Tech Park, Greenway Mesh

When the hearing on the preliminary plat for phase II of the Warsaw Technology Park was opened up to the public at the Plan Commission meeting Monday, a sole resident wanted to know how the greenway trail would be extended in that area.

Time Running Out On LeBron

After the NBA Finals came to what seemed to be its inevitable conclusion, I watched LeBron James’ press conference early this morning (as in after midnight).

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Supports Rovenstine

I write in support of my friend and colleague Aaron Rovenstine.

Court News 06-10-2017

A roundup of local court news from Kosciusko County.

County Council Reorganizes; Garber Chosen President

Kosciusko County reorganized its leadership Thursday night and Jon Garber was chosen as president.