One Held In Theft Of Guns

SYRACUSE - A Syracuse man is facing charges in federal court today following a weapons arrest.

Paragon Medical Opens Manufacturing Facility In China

PIERCETON - Pierceton-based Paragon Medical opened a new manufacturing facility in Changzhou, China, during a special ceremony May 9.

FEMA Assistance Available To Flood Victims

Area residents affected by flooding are now eligible to apply for assistance, and are reminded they can buy flood insurance.

Deadline Approaches For Kosciusko REMC Scholarship Entries

Kosciusko REMC members and their dependents have until March 31 to submit entries for the 2008-2009 Kosciusko REMC Scholarships.

KOSCIUSKO COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS - MEETING MAY 27, 2008

3 Face Federal Charges

SOUTH WHITLEY - Three people were arrested at Whitley Manufacturing Friday morning on federal charges of misusing Social Security numbers.

Phyllis A. Nette

AKRON - Phyllis A. Nette, 75, of Life Care Center, Rochester, formerly of 11219 E. CR 50N, Akron, died at 6:32 a.m. Feb. 21, 2008, in the emergency room at Woodlawn Hospital, Rochester.

Bonnie A. Bergerson

NORTH MANCHESTER - Bonnie A. Bergerson, 84, of Edwardsburg, Mich., died at 1:09 p.m. Feb. 21, 2008, in Silverbrook Manor, Niles, Mich.

City's Central Development Area Expanded

Warsaw Redevelopment Commission Monday approved a final resolution for expanding the Warsaw Central Development Area.

Triton Baseball Team Wins Sectional

UNION MILLS - Though listed as just a sophomore on the roster, Triton's Ellis Edel came through in the clutch like a senior that had been in the situation before.

Obama's For 'Change' Alright

Ah, yes, the pragmatic shift to the center.

Herman C. Faulkner

ARGOS - Herman C. Faulkner, 93, of Argos, and formerly of Ohio, died Feb. 22, 2008, while under Hospice care. He was in failing health for two years.

Gragg 75th

Kenneth and Bonnie Gragg, Warsaw, mark their 75th wedding anniversary today.

Coach Ogle

Editor, Times-Union:After returning from a class in Nashville, Tenn., I read the article entitled "No Decision on Tiger Coach's Fate" with great interest.

DePuy Makes $250K Committment To Ivy Tech

DePuy Orthopaedics Inc. made a major investment in Ivy Tech Community College-Warsaw's future as an educational leader in the community.

Purdue Club Presents Scholarships

Purdue Club of Kosciusko County awarded scholarships to two students from the Purdue Scholars of Kosciusko County Fund.

Students Compete At Conference

Warsaw Community High School Business Professionals of America chapter spent March 16-18 in Indianapolis participating in the leadership conference and competitions.

Chittum Reflects On Triton Career

BOURBON - After seven years, Triton Superintendent Ted Chittum is retiring from Triton School Corp., effective July 3.

Souder Visits Warsaw, Discusses Energy Bill

Third District Congressman Mark Souder visited Warsaw Tuesday morning to discuss an energy independence bill he says will move the United States toward energy independence.

Vikings Win OT Thriller

SYRACUSE - On top of conditioning his team, designing plays and scouting the opposition, coaches must also study up on their rules book. And if they do, they better trust their knowledge.