Dozens Take The Plunge For Big Brothers Big Sisters
SYRACUSE - It wasn’t as bone-chilling freezing as it had been just a few days prior, but those who braved the cold elements Saturday to plunge into Lake Wawasee at Oakwood Resort helped raise funds for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Kosciusko County.
ARPA Explanation
Editor, Times-Union: I am writing on behalf of the Kosciusko County ARPA Committee to clarify the confusion on the January 18th ARPA Committee reference The Beaman Home (Mary Ann’s Place) Grant.
Taxes, Hypocrisy & Plans
Editor, Times-Union: Everyone pays taxes — property, sales, excise, income, etc. The main means by which our local, state and federal governments can fund the services they provide is by “asking” us to pay taxes.
Chip Shots: Where Has January Gone?
This week, already, attrition in scholastic sports has begun. The swimmers and divers started earlier this week, the wrestlers will battle in sectionals this week, and girls’ basketball sectionals begin Tuesday.
An Asset Allocation Plan Remains A Key Part Of Your Financial Plan
Having a financial strategy that includes an asset allocation plan, may help you to stay on track even as markets change rapidly.
Lake City Bank Welcomes Chad P. Douglass To Its Commercial Banking Team
Chad P. Douglass has joined the bank as vice president, commercial banking officer.
LCB’s Lindsay A. Ignasiak Promoted To Assistant VP, ACH Electronic Banking Officer
Lindsay A. Ignasiak has been promoted to assistant vice president, ACH electronic banking officer.
Lakeland Financial Reports Annual Net Income Of $93.8 Million
Lakeland Financial Reports Annual Net Income Of $93.8 Million
County Clerk’s Office Receives Grant For Election Improvement Efforts
Indiana Secretary of State Diego Morales stopped in the Kosciusko County Clerk’s Office Friday to present $28,000 in Federal Help America Vote Act grant dollars for election improvement efforts.
More Facts Of The Matter
Editor, Times-Union: To date, the Republican Party has offered zero plans for the betterment of the people of America. One constant focus has been to promote fear, hatred, and fury stoked with lies, misinformation and conspiracy theories related to immigration problems.
White, Tenney Are 2023’s Man & Woman Of The Year
WINONA LAKE - Every year the recipients of the Man and Woman of the Year Awards at the Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce Annual Awards Dinner are surprised.
Carlson Eager For New Challenge As Coordinator Of County Health Initiative
Kurt Carlson, the former longtime director of Bowen Center, is coming out of retirement to serve as the coordinator for Kosciusko County’s huge expansion of health services under the new Health First Indiana program.
KCCVB Release 2023 Annual Report Detailing Accomplishments And Impact
The Kosciusko County Convention & Visitors Bureau (KCCVB) released its 2023 Annual Report, a piece which details the accomplishments and impact KCCVB has had in 2023, as well as explaining what the organization does and how it operates.
Can Connor Cover? Sometimes, The Other Guy Is Just Better
Well, we have finally made it. This weekend boasts the last day where multiple National Football League games will be played until September. Take it all in this weekend people, it’s almost gone.
Warsaw Police Department Announces New Primary Public Information Officer
The Warsaw Police Department has appointed officer Christopher M. Francis as the primary public information officer.
The Healing Road Offers Addiction Counseling
Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon-cutting Wednesday for The Healing Road, 819 E. Winona Ave., Warsaw.
Five People Join Manchester University Board Of Trustees
NORTH MANCHESTER – Five new members, including four Manchester alumni, have joined the university's board of trustees.
Winona Lake Council Learns More About Electric Vehicles
WINONA LAKE - While the Winona Lake Town Council in December approved for the police department to apply for a grant for up to three electric vehicles, council members still had lingering questions about EVs and the grant.
