Warsaw All-Stars Fall In Extra Innings
WABASH – Having already secured a spot in the final four of the Indiana Little League’s Senior Division, Warsaw’s all-stars were playing for a top seed Thursday night in Wabash.
The Penalty Box: It Was Not For Nothing
I grew up in a patriotic America and I am unashamedly patriotic.
We’ve Lost Our Imagination
I was watching the World Series, and for some reason I started to think back to the days of my youth.
Grace Beats USF To Secure Three-Peat Of Crossroads League Title
Grace’s men’s basketball team never trailed in a hard-fought 84-80 win over St. Francis on Wednesday.
Animal Rights Advocate Booted From Commissioners Meeting
There was talk of “war” Tuesday between local animal rights advocates and a Kosciusko County commissioner before one advocate was escorted out by courthouse security.
Times-Union Court News 06-09-2004
Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses in the office of Kosciusko County Clerk Sharon Christner: • Michael E.Bailey, 36, and Rhonda L.Sturgill, 33, both of North CR 250E, Milford. • Oscar Alejandro Barrientos, 24, and Maria Rosa Acosta-Brito, 25, both of South CR 335E, Pierceton. • My-Shaun Mitchell Beam, 20, and Maria Janelle Harstine, 24, both of Oriole Lane, Warsaw. • Sy Thomas Belohlavek, 24, and Renessa Mae Rauch, 24, both of Arbor Lane, Winona Lake. • Justin Duane Bice, 20, and Nicole Eda Thelma Smeltzer, 20, both of North Harrison Street, Syracuse. • Matthew Seth Boren, 21, and Monica Elizabeth Spangle, 23, both of East Frontage Road, Warsaw. • Sean Michael Boylan, 22, Columbia City, and Jessica Ranae Springer, 23, Persimmon Drive, Warsaw. • Kristoffer Michael Brady, 23, West Washington Street, Syracuse, and Melody Gail Hippensteel, 21, West CR 450S, Albion.
Letters to the Editor 12-05-2000
- ID Tags - Politics Of Abortion - Questions Judge - Wake Up, America - Greenspan - Chuckle ID Tags Editor, Times-Union: When dealing with such a large number of students that attend WCHS it is nearly impossible to know or keep track of everyone, not to mention the comings and goings of delivery persons, visitors, etc.ID tags are quite commonplace in our world today - check the employees of our local hospital and some of the stores, what are they wearing? At some of the retirement homes, not only is their name on the door, but also their photo.
Letters to the Editor 05-29-2003
- Tippy Auditorium - Thanks To Cemetery - Budget Numbers - Back The President Tippy Auditorium Editor, Times-Union: We would like to thank all the performing arts parents for your support in response to our last letter regarding the building project at Tippecanoe Valley High School.Many of you attended the community meeting on May 19th and expressed your support.We were also encouraged by the many written responses we received supporting this project.You made it very clear to the school board that there is support within our community for the building of an auditorium at Tippecanoe Valley High School.
Triton Tennis Team Edges Valley Vikings
BOURBON – While all five matches finished in straight sets Tuesday, Triton needed and got victory at No. 2 singles to finish off a 3-2 win over Tippecanoe Valley in a non-conference boys tennis match.
Turnovers, Opportunistic Chargers End Tiger Football Season
An unidentified, well-mannered gentleman donning a Carroll hat whose grandson played for the Carroll Chargers came up to Warsaw head football coach Bart Curtis during postgame interviews, shook his hand, and said, “You had one hell of a game plan, but it’s too bad (Warsaw) couldn’t hang onto the football.”
Relay For Life Returning To Central Park; BMX Group Donates Building To Park Board
Relay For Life will return to Central Park for 2018, and organizers hope to incorporate a car show with it.
Chip Shots: Will A GOAT Be A Welcome NFL Broadcast Attraction?
Fox Sports put the final piece of the puzzle together along with its competing NFL lead broadcast teams when they announced Tampa Bay Bucs quarterback Tom Brady would join Kevin Burkhardt in Fox’s NFL broadcast booth immediately following his eventual retirement.
Warsaw Loses Close One To NorthWood
NAPPANEE - The Warsaw Tigers football team started Friday evening’s business with the lone unbeaten record, 5-0, in the Northern Lakes Conference, but ended the evening in a three-way tie for the conference driver’s seat, falling to a physical NorthWood Panther squad, 22-21, at Andrews Field.
