Syracuse Redevelopment Moving Polywood Project Forward

Winona Lake Revenue Bonds

From The Mayor: The U.S. Census Is No Joke, It’s A Constitutional Requirement

Gratitude

Tin Stars

Editor, Times-Union:In the last several years tin stars have been popping up on houses and barns all over the area.

Manchester Schools Approve Budget, Teacher Contract

NORTH MANCHESTER – Manchester school officials approved 2013 budget requests and a collective bargaining agreement with teachers Tuesday.

Fussle Gives First Hand Account Of Situation In Haiti

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti - The smell is undescribable. Those on the ground in Haiti, besides asking for water, food and medical supplies, keep asking for one thing: Masks.

New Penalties for Wawasee Athletes with Substance Offence

SYRACUSE – Wawasee School Board approved change orders Tuesday totaling $287,000 for the repair of the Wawasee Middle School natatorium.

Orthopedics

Editor, Times-Union:In the Times-Union there was another article the other day about the orthopedics industry being under the watchful eye of our big brother government.

Lakesha Green Chosen As Next Wagon Wheel Executive Director

Warsaw Among 17 Regional Libraries Honored By Unique Management Services

Grace Handles Foresters

Grace’s volleyball team vanquished Huntington in four sets on Friday. Anna Frey was dominant for the Lady Lancers (11-15, 4-10 Crossroads League); the junior racked up 17 kills, 15 digs and 5 block assists to lead Grace to a critical road win.

Pyle Announces Candidacy For Commissioner

Annual Home & Outdoor Show Set For March 25-27

Bowen Center Honored For Excellence

Congresswoman Jackie Walorski Files For Re-Election

SHERIFF SALE - MF-51 - MILLER

SHERIFF SALE - MF-00065 - PRATER

Community Foundation Celebrates $30M In Grants

On Wednesday, the Kosciusko County Community Foundation welcomed guests to celebrate with them what was accomplished in the past year thanks to the generosity of Foundation donors.

Innocent Man Who Spent 30 Years On Death Row Will Speak At Manchester

Anthony Ray Hinton was falsely accused and convicted of murder, spending nearly 30 years on death row in Alabama before being exonerated and released in 2015. He will speak Dec. 6 at Manchester University, according to a news release from the university.