LCA Cougars Ready To Take Next Step

WINONA LAKE – Building a viable, competitive boys basketball program has been a process for Lakeland Christian Academy and fourth-year head coach Chris Hohm.

Triton Blessed With Experience

BOURBON – A season ago, Triton’s varsity boys basketball team lost its first three games. Then the Trojans won 18 of their next 20, which included a 10-game win streak and a Hoosier North Athletic Conference championship.

Safe Haven Baby Box Proposed For Fire Station On Center Street

Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory took a step toward installing a Safe Haven Baby Box.

Whitko Looking To Take Big Step

SOUTH WHITLEY – For a long time, the Whitko girls basketball program had rich success.

WCS Staff To Receive Training On Preventing Child Sex Abuse

Certified staff at Warsaw Community Schools will get training on preventing child sex abuse.

Ryman, Krebs Lead Warsaw To Sectional Rematch Versus Penn

GOSHEN - The Warsaw Lady Tigers  bounced back from a scoreless second quarter on 50% shooting and solid team defense to defeat the Northridge Raiders for a second time this season to advance to the IHSAA Class 4A Sectional 4 final with a 36-28 win.

Bowen Center Has Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony For New Health Clinic

Chip Shots: Prep Sports - Busy Again, Thank Heaven

It was wonderful to see the Warsaw campus bustling with scholastic sports action. I found other pleasant and noteworthy observations to share as well.

2024 Preview: Women’s Soccer Reloads For Fall Campaign

Grace’s women’s soccer team is armed with young talent for the upcoming fall season.

Chip Shots: As I Type…

I shamelessly brought my laptop to the Northridge-Goshen IHSAA Class 4A Sectional semifinal last night to complete my column. There were so many options for today’s thoughts.

Warsaw Redevelopment Commission Moves Forward With Water Line Project

There are no fire hydrants out at Pound Drive, but a water line project between the Warsaw Redevelopment Commission and Applied Thermal will add some for most of the industrial park out there.

Warsaw School Board Approves Attorney To Move Forward With Board Candidate Eligibility Issue

Warsaw School Board approved for attorney Timothy Shelly, with Warrick and Boyn LLP, to move forward with any further steps needed after a school board candidate’s residential eligibility was questioned last month.

County Zoning Board Allows Dog Breeding Operation To Continue

Kosciusko County Board of Zoning Appeals has approved allowing a dog breeding operation to continue to be in an agricultural district near Atwood.

Times-Union Court News 01-12-2004

Superior Court I Judgments The following judgments were awarded in Kosciusko Superior Court I with Judge Duane G.Huffer presiding: Complaints • Citibank v.Scott W.Hoskins.Plaintiff awarded $2,262.23. • Martin Financial Management v.Thomas Eugene Meade.Plaintiff awarded $2,705.94. • Trustcorp Mortgage Co.v.Michael L.Hough.Plaintiff awarded $40,574.88 and mortgage foreclosed. • Trustcorp Mortgage Co.v.Daniel L.Hatch, et al.Plaintiff awarded $147,050.47 and mortgage foreclosed. • Wells Fargo Bank v.Jose Antonio Valdez.Plaintiff awarded $71,922.84 and mortgage foreclosed. • Discover Bank v.Titus E.Rodes.Plaintiff awarded $5,162.11. • Helvey & Associates v.Willie L.Taylor.Plaintiff awarded $935.34. • SAC Finance, Inc.v.James V.Grindle.Plaintiff awarded $4,114.99.

Court News 9.2.17

The following actions have been filed in Kosciusko Circuit Court with Judge Michael Reed presiding:

New H.R. Director, Asst. Principal At WCS

Warsaw Community Schools’ new human resources director was highlighted at the school board’s public work session Monday, and Warsaw Community High School Principal Troy Akers introduced a new assistant principal.

Court News June 23

Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses in the office of Kosciusko County Clerk Jason McSherry: n Christopher J. Hansen, 26, and Holly S. Parker, both of North Park Avenue, Warsaw. n Mark Oliver Basconcillo, 25, Lemore Calif. and Larissa Michele Yuncker, 24, Oak Harbor, Wash. n Samuel E. Alvarez, 33, Crescent Drive, Warsaw and Amber Fahl Schopf, 27, East Old Colony Road, Warsaw. n Noble L. Pulsipher, 44 and Kimberly S. Murphy, both of E. Deerwood Court, Warsaw. n Gabriel P. Koser, 31, Wooster Road, Winona Lake and Jamie A. Wildman, 23, Freeom Lane, Winona Lake. n Giovani Velazquez-cachua, 19, and Araceli Gutierrez Tlahuextl, 20, both of North Old Ind. 15, Warsaw. n Kaleb M. Clements, 22, and Kelsey Lee Derosset, 19, both of East Columbia Street, Pierceton. n William M. Mignery, 25, East Iris Drive, Syracuse and Jenny M. Grow, 24, Syracuse. n William D. Abbot Jr., 31, and Stephanie D. Abbott, 27, both of East Levi Lee Road, Warsaw. n Patrick J. Parker, 25,, and Aimes Kimiko Campbell, 20, both of North CR 650 E., Syracuse. n Thaddeus L. Mitchell, 39, and Jennifer Jancovich, 41, both of South CR 775 W., Mentone. n Brian M. Houtz, 22, and Jessica Lynne Spry, 19, both of West Section Street, Milford. n Keith Randall Hurley, 38, and Pamela L. Doty, 34, both of Wood Duck Drive, Mentone. n Sheather R. Wolf, 44, and Beth Ann Kenney, 41, both of East Old Colony Road, Warsaw. n Jeffrey Allen Nagrassus Yeatts, 20, and Brittany M. Adkins, 21, East Williams Street, Milford. n Jason Frederick Detweiler, 28, West Sunflower Lane, Warsaw and Mallory Kathleen Kendall, 22, East Lynnwood Drive North, Warsaw. n Yan Wang, 32, and Jing Chen, 23, both of Lakeland Drive, Warsaw. n Keifer Ray Tomblin, 33, and Janessa Mae Brown, 27, both of Church Street, Leesburg. n Jay R. Godshalk, 44, West 150 S., Warsaw and Jennifer Lea Bowman, Goshen. n Andrew S. Beno Jr., 46, and Pamela A Dersch, 48, both of North CR 175 E., Warsaw. n Erik Joseph Baez, 24, and Molli Ann Rico, 21, both of Clinic Court, Warsaw. n Aaron Kinser Brubaker, 28, Sharon Street, Warsaw and Krystal Leigh Konkle, 31, North Park Avenue, Warsaw. n Trenton Jerome Golden, 31, Lydia Drive, Warsaw and Jenny Rose Grider, 31, Bargersville.

Old County Courtroom Video Conferencing Available By Year’s End

Mutual Aid, Autopulse Devices Help Fire Depts. Save Lives In Kosciusko Co.

Restaurants, Bars React To State Closing Their Doors