Red Farmer To Race For Warsaw's ML Motorsports

In the words of Red Farmer, old age and treachery beat youth and agression. Such is life for Farmer, who still lives in the fast lane, or more appropriately, in the racing groove. Born in Nashville, Tenn.- and don't ask when because he won't say - Farmer later took residence in Hueytown, Ala., where he still lives today, and is considered by many to be the greatest race car driver on dirt. An original member of the famed Alabama Gang, which included brothers Bobby and Donnie Allison and later Davey Allison, Bobby's son, and Neil Bonnett, Farmer has nearly 800 career feature wins. He's been enshrined in a laundry list of Halls of Fame and in 1999 was named to NASCAR's list of 50 Greatest Drivers. While many professional athletes leave their sport in the prime of their careers, or attempt to come out of retirement, Farmer hasn't retired yet and drives with the same passion he did when he drove his first race in 1949.

World War II Veteran And Wife Led Annual Tulip Festival Parade

NORTH MANCHESTER – To be selected as grand marshals for Peabody Retirement Community’s Tulip Festival Parade is a pretty special honor.

Club News 09.21.2019

Champion Dog Retires

Cloanne Rae Nelson

NORTH MANCHESTER — Cloanne Rae Nelson Snyder, 81, passed away Saturday, May 27, 2017, at Peabody Retirement Community.  Cloanne was born Sept. 26, 1935, in Warsaw. She graduated from Mentone High School, class of 1953, and attended Manchester College.  Cloanne was sophisticated and smart, a woman far ahead of her time and place. She had a green thumb, loved fashion magazines and shaggy dogs. Above all, she loved her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.  

Warsaw Falls To Northridge 7-0 In Sectional Opener

With two wins over Northridge in the regular season already under their belt, the Northern Lakes Conference champions Warsaw Tigers needed to get a third one on Thursday night to keep their season alive in the first round of the IHSAA 4A baseball sectional at Penn High School. The Tigers were unable to get much going offensively, falling in the first round of the playoffs, 7-0 to the Raiders.

Lamp Extinguished

A landmark in Winona Lake took a fall for progress this week when The Lamp, which sat vacant for several years, was demolished. The building, formerly owned by Grace College at one time was used as a student union. Winona Restoration Company is planning to develop the area. Photo by Gary Nieter, Times-Union

Sacred Heart Donates To Salvation Army

Sacred Heart students had planned to do their annual ringing of the bells for the Red Kettle Campaign for Salvation Army.

Garage Sale Benefits Pet Rescue

A garage sale planned this weekend will benefit New Hope Pet Rescue of Syracuse. The event will be held Friday and Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day at New Hope Pet Rescue, 72555 CR 29. All types of items of items will be available for sale.

City Common Council Holding Strategic Planning Session Jan. 29-30

Paving Days Moved Forward

Due to the rain Tuesday morning, no city of Warsaw streets were resurfaced by Pavement Solutions. Today will be Day 19 of the project.  The schedule will continue as planned from that point with Day 20 on Thursday, Day 21 on Friday, Day 22 on Saturday, etc.

Diana Lynn Fleming

A pool party is planned Saturday in memory of Diana Lynn Fleming.

Leesburg Lions Set Soup Supper

LEESBURG- The Leesburg Lions Club is planning its fifth annual soup supper to benefit the Leesburg Mighty Farmers 4-H Club. There are five soups and desserts that will be served from 5 to 7 p.m. on Feb. 11 at the Leesburg Lions Community Building on East School Street. Donations will be taken at the door.

Zimmer Road Closure Planned July 9-10

Zimmer Road will be closed between Old 30 and Winona Avenue/Ind. 25 from July 9-10 for road repairs.

Local Leaders Discuss COVID-19 Impact On Businesses

Bicyclists Needed For Ride To Raise Funds For CF

BOURBON – Bicyclists are needed to participate in the third annual “2 Bourbon & Back” bicycle ride to raise funds for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and families locally who suffer from the disease.

Take Back Day Seeks To Prevent Prescription Drug Misuse

Letters to the Editor 02-05-2002

KOSCIUSKO COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS - FEBRUARY 3, 2009 MEETING

Letters to the Editor 06-30-2006

- Signing Statements - Rice & Israel - Found Dog - Editor, Times-Union: Signing Statements Editor, Times-Union: An article and an editorial about Presidential Signing Statements have appeared recently in the Times-Union.Unfortunately, I doubt that too many people have heard of these statements before and I doubt that too many are concerned about them.Hopefully, this will change as congressional hearings are held. I heard an interview with some congressman who said he did not know what these statements were which indicates the rather obscure nature of the statements.