High School Roundup – May 6
Triton Wins Team Title; Brouyette Medalist At LaVille; Valley Routs Dragons; Squires 2nd At Cole Memorial Invitational; Lady Squire Softball Splits In Garrett Tournament; Manchester Falls In Baseball Doubleheader; Whitko Sweeps Twinbill; Lady ‘Cats 5th In Tourney; Whitko Fourth At Concord’s Kelly Relays; Warriors Fall At Concordia; Lady Warriors Fourth At Goshen Relays; Wawasee Golfers 12th At Concord Invitational; Wawasee SB Cancelled;
Pierceton Residents Not Holding Their Breath On Solution To Flooding Problem
PIERCETON — Two neighbors who live along Ind. 13 in downtown Pierceton are hoping the town soon corrects storm sewer drainage problems that have caused havoc ever since the highway was repaved last fall.
Now It's Time For Demos To Hate Deficits
Well, the government didn’t shut down last weekend.
Court News, May 6, 2017
The following new actions have been filed in Kosciusko Circuit and Superior Courts:
Event Features Funds To Aid Causes In Mentone
This year’s Kosciusko?County Community Foundation luncheon for women featured various funds that will benefit the Mentone area.
Judith Ann Whitaker
Judith Ann Whitaker, Warsaw, passed away at her residence at 7:05 p.m. Tuesday, May 2, 2017, at the age of 78. She was born on June 4, 1938, in Indianapolis, to Karl E. Miller and Trudis M. Thompson Miller. Judith was a 1956 graduate of Silver Lake High School. She moved to the area in 1959 and worked at Da-Lite Screen, Warsaw, for 20 years. She was an avid Cubs fan and loved Notre Dame. She enjoyed traveling, camping, flowers, and loved Cedar Point. Most of all, she especially loved her grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Dance School Provides Scholarships
The recipients of six Memorial Scholarships were announced at Debra Collier's School of Dance.
May Is A Time For New Things
English poet Alexander Pope penned the phrase “hope springs eternal” in his famous Essay on Man. I thought about those words on several different levels this week.
Unique Bee Drone Developed By Syracuse Native
Anna Haldewang turned a college project into an innovative device that spotlights the plight of the shrinking honey bee population and has gained significant media buzz.
Warsaw Sixth-Graders Hope To Help WWII Navy Vet Get Posthumous Medal
World War II Navy veteran Joe George saved the lives of six men when the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941, but he was never awarded a medal for his actions because he defied orders to abandon them.
Local Officials Discuss Funding For Road Improvements
Indiana Gov Eric Holcomb signed the two-year $32 billion state budget and infrastructure funding bills into law Thursday.
Seat, Hupfer Speak On GOP Leadership At Lincoln Day Dinner
Guest speakers at the Kosciusko County Republican Party Lincoln Day Dinner Thursday night spoke about their experiences working with former President George W. Bush and with the 2016 election.
Davis-Yudasz
Stefani Elizabeth Davis, Leesburg, and Matthew Jobe Yudasz, Warsaw, have announced their engagement.
LCA Spring Play Is 'Too Fabulous'
WINONA LAKE – Lakeland Christian Academy’s drama department will present “Too Fabulous to Fail” Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Ekovich's Resignation Just Another Reminder
By now, most high school football coaching changes have taken place and new coaches are in the process of implementing their offseason programs and relating their expectations to their new staff members and players.
High School Roundup – April 25
Triton Baseball Routs Knox Again In Conference Play; Lady Trojans Edge LaVille; Whitko Sweeps Northrop; Whitko SB Falls In Extras; Lady Tigers Down Memorial; Eagles Rally To Beat Valley; Viking Golfers Victorious; Peru Blanks Valley; Wawasee Girls Tennis Beats Northridge
