Waldo Is New County Health Officer
A new county health officer was approved by the Kosciusko County Commissioners at their meeting Tuesday.
County Voting Machines In Compliance With State Law
As of Jan. 4, Kosciusko County is in compliance with the Indiana state law that requires all of the county’s voting machines to be equipped with a Voter Verifiable Paper Audit Trail (VVPAT), County Clerk Ann Torpy told the county commissioners Tuesday.
Chip Shots: The (College) Kids Are Alright
One of the British invasion bands among the early and mid-1960s, The Who, recorded a song, The Kids Are Alright, the seventh track on the Who’s debut album, My Generation, in 1965.
Portfolio Review And Adjustments For The New Year
As we settle into 2024, with our first real taste of Indiana winter this weekend, it is a good time to review your investments and potentially make adjustments based on your results in 2023.
Lake City Bank Parent Company Announces 4% Increase In Quarterly Dividend
Lakeland Financial Corporation, parent company of Lake City Bank, announced that the Board of Directors approved a quarterly cash dividend of $0.48 per share.
Co-Alliance And Ceres Solutions Co-Op Memberships Vote In Approval Of Merger
Ceres Solutions Cooperative Inc. and Co-Alliance Cooperative Inc., announced that both boards have overwhelmingly approved a merger.
Scherer Files For N. Dist. County Commissioner
On Friday, Republican Nathan Scherer officially filed to run for northern district county commissioner.
Indiana American Water Urges Customers To Prepare For Cold Weather
GREENWOOD – With dangerously cold temperatures forecasted for the Hoosier state over the next several days, Indiana American Water is urging customers to act now to secure homes and businesses against freezing pipes.
Mentzer Park Improvements Moving Forward In Mentone
MENTONE — Preliminary plans and a budget was presented to the Mentone Town Council during a second public hearing Thursday on its Hoosier Enduring Legacy Program (HELP) for Mentzer Park Improvements.
Fellowship Missions Moving Toward Purchase Of Downtown Warsaw Building
Fellowship Missions will be closing soon on the purchase of the building at 123 S. Buffalo St., Warsaw, for a recovery hub, and Thursday night the Kosciusko County Council approved additional appropriations from the county’s opioid grant to help them pay for the building.
Louis Dreyfus Seeking Tax Abatement For $59M Project
Louis Dreyfus Co. is seeking tax abatements again from the county, this time for a project at its Claypool plant totaling $59 million.
Sheriff’s Office Looks To Launch Community Recovery Program For Inmates
To help inmates become a productive part of the community after they’re released from jail - and to help keep them from returning to jail - Kosciusko County Sheriff Jim Smith is looking to launch the Community Recovery Program (CRP) that will utilize the resources of many community partners.
Forte Residential Receives $5,000 Grant For Facade
Forte Residential and Home Health Care Services, 120 S. Lake St., Warsaw, was awarded a $5,000 Main Street Warsaw facade grant Wednesday.
Chautauqua-Wawasee’s Annual Fundraising Campaign Deemed A ‘Success’
SYRACUSE – Chautauqua-Wawasee’s annual fundraising campaign concluded Monday.
Traffic Commission Continues Study Of Pope, Detroit & Prairie Intersections
Looking for solutions to the traffic problems at the intersections of Pope and Detroit and Detroit and Prairie streets, Warsaw City Planner Justin Taylor presented one concept to the Traffic Commission Wednesday.
WACC Work-Based Learning Spotlight: WCS Business Department
Intern: Joshua Saripalli Father: Matthew Saripalli
Purdue Extension To Present Staying Scam Safe
Purdue Extension Kosciusko County health and human science educator Shannon Shepherd will present Staying Scam Safe at Kosciusko County Fairgrounds, Home and Family Arts Building, 1400 E. Smith St., Warsaw, on March 27 from noon until 1 p.m.
