Winona Council Tables Additional Appropriation, Christmas Bonuses
WINONA LAKE - Due to lingering questions and an error, the Winona Lake Town Council tabled an ordinance for an additional appropriation and a resolution for town employee Christmas bonuses.
Triton Approves Special Education Cooperative MOU
BOURBON – Triton School Board approved a memorandum of understanding for the Plymouth, Argos, Triton Helping Students Special Education Cooperative Monday.
Pierceton Council Approves Rezoning Former Church, Installation Of Shooting Range For Police
PIERCETON — The Pierceton Town Council officially approved rezoning the former Pierceton United Methodist Church building from public to commercial use during its Monday meeting.
Warsaw BPA Teams And Individuals Qualify For State Contest
The Region 2 Leadership Conference for Indiana Business Professionals of America was held at the Warsaw Area Career Center on Dec. 2.
Patrick J. Flanagan
Patrick J. Flanagan, of Syracuse, passed away unexpectedly in his home on Monday, Dec. 4, 2023, at the age of 79.
Parkview Health Named To Most Wired List For 10th Consecutive Year
Parkview Health Named To Most Wired List For 10th Consecutive Year
Ten Rules To Follow For Walking The Road To Retirement
Ten Rules To Follow For Walking The Road To Retirement
Indiana American Water Invests Nearly $97M To Replace, Remove Lead Service Lines
GREENWOOD – Indiana American Water announced Friday it has invested nearly $97 million to replace or remove almost 30,000 lead service lines in its service areas across the state.
INDOT Receives Funds To Explore Expansion Of Passenger Rail in Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS – The Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) announced Friday the Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) will receive up to $500,000 to support the assessment and potential development of the Indianapolis - Chicago passenger rail corridor through the Corridor Identification and Development (Corridor ID) Program.
Local Businesses Show Support For Chamber In Remodeling Project
SYRACUSE — Often when a new executive director takes over, there are changes.
Supporting Ukraine
Editor, Times-Union: Thank you for publishing the lengthy but important Op Ed by Marc Thiessen (Washington Post) on Tuesday, December 5, 2023. I hope many of your readers took the time to read the whole thing.
Cardoso 520 Offers Food, Drinks And Salsa Lessons
If you’ve ever wanted to learn how to salsa, bachata or cumbia, Cardoso 520, 520 E. Winona Ave., Warsaw, is offering weekly lessons at 7:30 p.m. sharp Fridays.
KEDCO Announces CEO Stepping Down Later This Month
The Board of Directors of the Kosciusko Economic Development Corporation (KEDCO) on Thursday announced that CEO Alan Tio will conclude his five-year term leading the organization, effective at the end of the year, in order to pursue other professional opportunities.
Kosciusko County Students Can Graduate College With Less Debt
FORT WAYNE – Questa Education Foundation announced the Traditional Scholars Program application is now open online, providing financial assistance to Kosciusko County students pursuing a degree in any field of study.
Can Connor Cover? Life Isn’t Fair, But At Least Godzilla Is Awesome
A few months ago, my colleague Roger Grossman dedicated his column to Tippecanoe Valley football after the sectional draw paired the undefeated Vikings with eventual state champions Bishop Chatard in the first round of the IHSAA playoffs.
Tippy Valley’s Strong Defense Earns Win Over Triton
Riding a three-game winning streak heading into Wednesday’s game against Triton at the Trojan Trench, the Tippecanoe Valley girls basketball team used pressure-packed defense and a balanced scoring attack to extend the streak to four with a 49-32 win over the Lady Trojans.
County Planners Give OK To Pierceton Venue Hall
A former church in Pierceton may be given new life if it is converted to a venue hall.
Marjorie Lucille Moneyheffer
Marjorie Lucille Moneyheffer, age 95, left this life for her heavenly home on Dec. 4, 2023. Her daughter and caregiver, Elaine Blucker, was with her.
Commissioners OK Service Agreement For Commercial-Industrial Assessments
To get the commercial and industrial assessments completed in 2024 and then thereafter, the Kosciusko County Commissioners on Tuesday put their trust into County Assessor Gail Chapman’s plan.
