Plans For Tippy Sewer Move Forward

A group of residents are on the verge of taking the first major step toward establishing a sewer system around Tippecanoe Lake.

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).

Extensive Plan To Stabilize Pike Lake Shoreline To Begin

The first step toward a long-range effort to protect the shorelines of Center and Pike lakes in Warsaw will begin later this year.

Local Political Parties Choose New Leadership

Kosciusko County Democrats and Republicans chose new leadership teams for the next four years on Saturday.

Warsaw Library Board Hears Latest On COVID Safety Steps

Annabelle 'Ann' Rae Zimmerman

Annabelle “Ann” Rae Zimmerman, 93, formerly of Warsaw, died Dec. 22, 2011, in Marshall Hospital Transitional Center, Placerville, Calif., after a long struggle with colon cancer and renal failure.

Neil Armstrong

Editor, Times-Union:On July 20th, 1969 as an 11 year old I sat staring in wonder at the black and white TV image of the ladder of the Lunar Module, Eagle. 

Etna Green Moves Forward on Annexation

ETNA GREEN – Etna Green took another step toward annexing land south of the town limits at the town council’s Tuesday night meeting.

Warsaw Kickers Win NLC Opener

PLYMOUTH – Led by its strong junior class, Warsaw’s varsity boys soccer team opened Northern?Lakes Conference play in fine fashion Thursday evening.

Registration Now Open For Warsaw Schools; Entire Process Online

Warsaw Community School registration is now open for the 2017-18 school year.

Triton Taking Momentum Into Sectional At Home

BOURBON – Before this season started, Triton coach Jason Groves said the season would be a bit rugged at the beginning, but the Trojans’ record would improve as time went on.

City Seeks Ideas On How To Ease Train Congestion

Trains have been criss-crossing through Warsaw for decades, but the city will soon know which east-west crossing might be best suited to construct an underpass or overpass near the downtown.

Bourbon Business Owners Seek Answers On Historic Status

Five Bourbon downtown business owners attended the Town Council meeting Tuesday where they hoped to get answers on letters they had received the day before.

Ivy Tech Fort Wayne/Warsaw Confirms Plans For Jan. Start Classes

NIPSCO Shares Safety Tips For Severe Weather Preparedness Week

MERRILLVILLE – Just in time for Severe Weather Awareness Week in Indiana, which runs Sunday, March 10 through Saturday, March 16 this year, NIPSCO is reminding customers of the steps they can take to prepare for potential severe weather.

Lori Ann Spangle

Lori Ann Spangle, of North Manchester, Indiana, passed away at home surrounded by her loving family on Saturday, November 23, 2024, at the age of 62. A courageous, strong, beautiful soul, she fought hard against her cancer, and is now rejoicing with her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

Tigers Give Pilgrims Taste Of Own Medicine

For 20 years as a player, assistant coach and head coach, Will Shepherd has seen the Plymouth Pilgrims baseball team break a team's heart a time or two.The perennial-power Pilgrims always seem to come up with the big hits, the big runs and the outs when they need them and stave off most upset attempts. Growing up just six miles from Plymouth and then serving as an assistant coach at Warsaw for eight years and the head coach the past three seasons, Shepherd knows firsthand how the Pilgrims can dash an opponent's hopes. That is why it was so sweet when Shepherd's Tigers turned the tide on Plymouth Monday at Tiger Field. Plymouth was on the verge of doing its usual number on Warsaw.You know, the old let-a-team-take-a-lead-for-six-innings-tie-it-late-and-win-in-extra-innings game plan.And most of the time it works for the Pilgrims.

Dickerson Set To Return To Coaching

Phil Jensen knows how tough it is to get a first job in the football coaching profession.He also knows how important that first step is.And so he wanted to return the favor to the man who gave him his start. But someone beat him to it. Former Wawasee High School head coach Myron Dickerson was set to come on board the Warsaw Community High School football coaching as a volunteer assistant and scout.But just before practice was to start this week, Dickerson received another offer.An opportunity he could not pass up. So instead of Dickerson making his return to coaching for the Tigers, he will be on the staff at the University of Missouri at Rolla as the defensive secondary coach. "This came along, and it was considerably more lucrative, especially since I was going to be a volunteer coach at Warsaw," Dickerson said.

Tiger Boys Win Thriller At Kokomo

KOKOMO - The color of the bleachers in Kokomo's Memorial Gym, Warsaw's varsity boys basketball team left the Wildkat players blue as well Tuesday night. After trailing the host Wilkats by nine at halftime - a half that could be described as black and blue - the Tigers used an effective inside game with frontliners Ryan DeGeeter, Erik Fussle and Adam Griggs and got two free throws from guard Michael Moore with 15 seconds remaining to pick up a thrilling 60-59 win. "What a gutty win," Warsaw coach Doug Ogle said."This is a big step forward.It was very physical in the first half, and we set a goal going into the fourth to cut the lead to five.We got it to four, that was key." After Wildkat Donald Huntsman - who was 1 of 10 seniors honored before the game - put Kokomo up six to start the fourth, the 6-foot-4 Fussle countered for Warsaw with a three-point play.

Squires Master Wildcats Again

SOUTH WHITLEY -ÊSame teams. Different place. Different date. Same outcome. When the Manchester Squires volleyball team hosted the Whitko Wildcats two weeks ago, it took three games for the Squires to defeat the Wildcats.Thursday night in South Whitley, the Wildcats again took the Squires to three games before falling to the Manchester squad 10-15, 15-6, 15-8. Whitko started the game on the right foot as Tary Hamill served up the first point of the game to put the Wildcats up 1-0. But that lead was short-lived as Joni West and Jennifer Jester joined forces for the Squires and served up five points. Enter Whitko's Samantha Miller.Miller stepped to the serving line and led Whitko to eight straight points, including three aces, giving the Wildcats a 9-5 advantage.