Syracuse Works On Industrial Park Issues
SYRACUSE - Some of the steps needed to keep the proposed industrial park in Syracuse on track were accomplished during Tuesday's town council meeting.
Gain Knowledge and Vote
Editor, Times-Union:We as a country are in what is called in the flying world, “a flat spin” aka graveyard spin. We have no wind going over or under our wings. We are plummeting to the ground with little hope of recovery. Why would I say something like this?
Thomas - A Winning Issue for Republicans
While most attention is focused on the presidential race and Republican hopes to oust President Obama from office, some significant steps were taken last week on issues dear to the hearts of conservatives.
Candlelight Vigil Shines Light on Child Abuse Prevention Month
Court Appointed Special Advocates served 200 children in Kosciusko County in 2011 who were in child abuse and neglect situations.
Aldean M. Pavy Wiley
VEVAY – Aldean M. Pavy Wiley, 91, Mt. Sterling, died Jan. 6, 2015, at Kentuckiana Medical Center in Clarksville.
Wawasee Moves Closer To New Syracuse Elementary
SYRACUSE – A new Syracuse elementary school building got a little closer to becoming a reality at the Wawasee school board’s meeting Tuesday night.
Remember When 6.15.2012
10 Years Ago Though they don’t claim to be big race fans, Bill and Diane Newcum, Tippecanoe Lake, have certainly made their own impact on the Indy Racing League and the Indianapolis 500. What the Newcums do claim to be are “problem solvers,” and solve a problem they did. With tires in the IRL being leased to teams, officials needed a method to verify information concerning proper race tires on designated cars at the beginning of each race. This is where the Newcums, owners/operators of Advanced Software Technology stepped in. 25 Years Ago A recent graduate of Warsaw Community High School was named the winner of the Miss Kosciusko Scholarship Pageant here Saturday night at the Tippecanoe Valley High School commons area. Seventeen-year-old Keeley Denese Watts was crowned “Miss Kosciusko” and received a $1,500 scholarship and a $300 clothing allowance. She will represent the county in the Miss Indiana pageant next year. First runner-up was Dawn Lemons, 17, a classmate of Miss Watts and also a 1987 graduate of WCHS. 50 Years Ago Not every youngster is as fortunate as Dee Ann Spicher in having grandmothers of three generations to applaud her achievements. Her great-great-grandmother is Mrs. William Montague, her great-grandmother is Mrs. Melva Blue Sr., and her grandmother is Mrs. Paul McGinnis. All live in Warsaw and all were on hand to see her graduate from Madison kindergarten a few weeks ago. Dee Ann’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Dean Spicher, Lake Shore Drive. 75 Years Ago Robert Shinn has returned to Purdue University where he has enrolled for the summer course. He visited here one week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shinn, between terms. Miss Virginia Mellencamp arrived in Warsaw to spend her summer vacation. Miss Mellencamp is a student at DePauw University, Greencastle.
Syracuse Improv Group Advances To Finals
BRISTOL – By advancing out of the preliminary rounds this past Saturday, Syracuse’s improv comedy troupe hopes to win finals Saturday in the Second Annual Comedy Criminals Improv Comedy Festival.
'Next Man' Stepping In For Whitko
SOUTH WHITLEY – Though he has no plans of major changes to his team’s offensive scheme, third-year Whitko High School football coach Josh Mohr has some big shoes to fill.
The Rev. William F. Burd
The Reverend William F. Burd, 86, Winona Lake, went home to be with his Lord at 9:30 p.m. Dec. 5, 2013, at his residence.
Manchester Tennis Team Reaches Championship Match
PERU — The Manchester boys tennis team is one step away from its first sectional title since 2006 and its fourth overall.
BOW Approves WPD Rank Reductions
Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety Friday heard concerns regarding a recommendation for rank reductions for two Warsaw Police Department officers.
