Financially Speaking, What’s Keeping You From Protecting Your Family’s Future?

Think about your loved ones. What will their future be like? Can you picture them living in your house many years from now? Can you picture your children going to college? Can you picture your spouse enjoying a comfortable retirement?

SYM Financial, Zimmer Biomet Recognized As Hunger IMPACT Sponsors For Feed My Starving Children Warsaw MobilePack

The Feed My Starving Children Warsaw MobilePack recognized Zimmer Biomet and SYM Financial for their contributions to the Warsaw MobilePack.

Bonitati Stepping Down As Chair

John Bonitati, Democrat party chairman, is stepping down as chair.An election to replace Bonitati will be at Richard’s Restaurant March 7 at 10 a.m. in the restaurant’s meeting room.

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Warsaw BPA Places At State

Twenty members of the Warsaw BPA chapter attended the Indiana State Leadership Conference recently in Indianapolis.

Shively attains CIMA® Designation

Ben Shively, an investment officer and vice president with the Wealth Advisory Group of Lake City Bank, has attained the certified investment management analyst designation.

MutualFirst Financial Declares Dividend

MUNCIE - MutualFirst Financial, Inc., the holding company of Mutual Federal Savings Bank, has announced that the company will pay a cash dividend of $.16 per share for the second quarter of 2008.

Warsaw Man Faces Fraud Charges

A Warsaw was arrested on charges related to fraud of financial institution on Saturday.

Warsaw School Board Holds Budget Hearing

Warsaw Community School Board held a budget hearing Friday afternoon. Kevin Scott, Warsaw Community Schools chief financial officer, reviewed the budget.

Tippy Lake Resident Gives Pilot's View Of Terror Attack

As the nation remains glued to their televisions and radios learning more about the terrorist attacks in New York and Washington, D.C., American Airlines domestic pilot Bob Ragland, Tippecanoe Lake, said he's also trying to find out more. "I'm just watching this and going, 'Holy cow!'" he said Tuesday afternoon."I'm in the dark just like you." Though not an expert, as a 12-year pilot with American Airlines and a 737 captain out of Chicago, he said, "I'm sure the (airplane) crew was dead right away.I'm sure they killed the crew." A Boeing 767 and a Boeing 757 crashed into the World Trade Center early Tuesday morning.The two planes were carrying a total of 139 passengers, 13 flight attendants and four pilots.

Warsaw Gets Grant To Clean Up Gatke Property

Warsaw has been awarded $300,000 for underground storage tank removal, waste removal, lead paint abatement, asbestos removal, demolition and road construction of the former Gatke Corp.property at 2321 E.Winona Ave. Mayor Ernie Wiggins, city planner Jeff Noffsinger and assistant planner Kristy Mehlberg met with Lt.Gov.Joe Kernan in Indianapolis Wednesday during the award presentation. Warsaw is one of three Indiana communities to benefit from a brownfield pilot program developed by the Indiana Department of Commerce's Community Development Division. Tell City and Michigan City also were notified of their awards yesterday. Funded through the federal Community Development Block Grant, the program is designed to assist in a community's redevelopment and site preparation efforts. Built in 1906, the power plant served the Winona Interurban Railway and the town of Winona Lake until 1915, when the railway filed for bankruptcy.

Second-Graders Hear About Times-Union Correspondent's Trip To Meet President Bush

SYRACUSE - A once-in-a-lifetime chance came my way recently, and sharing it with children made it all the more special. Meeting President George W.Bush was an amazing experience.One week later I shared the details with my grandson Andrew Brazis' second-grade class, and I was excited by their enthusiasm and interest in learning more about our president and where he lives.

Kinsey Recieves First Rural Teacher Of The Year Award

The Indiana Farm Bureau and the Indiana Small Rural Schools Association recently named Judy A.Kinsey, fourth-grade teacher at Leesburg Elementary, as the Indiana Small Rural School Association's Teacher of the Year.This is a new award designed to recognize the quality of teachers in Indiana's rural communities, and Kinsey is its first recipient.In recognition of her selection, Kinsey received a $1,000 check from Farm Bureau and a plaque from ISRSA.

Raising Taxes

Editor, Times-Union:I’m mystified, appalled and just plain fed up with new taxes after reading several stories of Kosciusko County Commissioners’ proposal to raise taxes by various means.

Dollar General Store Opens In Bourbon

The grand opening of the Dollar General store in Bourbon on Saturday marked the culmination of several months of anticipation.

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Now Is The Time To Make Our Military Great Again

After eight years of our military's decline, it is a welcome change to have a commander-in-chief who is willing to fight for our men and women in uniform.

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