Ignoring The Past & Logic

WACC Holds Nontraditional Employment For Women Workshop Oct. 12

On Oct. 12, 200 sophomore girls from Lakeland Christian Academy, Tippecanoe Valley, Triton and Warsaw will attend the fall 2023 Nontraditional Employment For Women.

NIPSCO: Lower Heating Bills Expected For Natural Gas Customers This Winter

MERRILLVILLE – NIPSCO announced Wednesday that natural gas residential customers can expect a decline in their winter heating bills this season compared to previous years.

MOU Details Parking Garage Financial Plans Between County & City

The parking garage project memorandum of understanding (MOU) between the city and county that Warsaw Mayor Jeff Grose told the Common Council about Monday night was approved by the Kosciusko County Commissioners Tuesday morning.

Warsaw Community Schools Celebrates Co-Championship Win And Cancer Awareness Effort During Pink Out Night

On Oct. 13, Warsaw Community Schools and the community came together for a cause while celebrating the Northern Lakes Conference (NLC) co-championship win.

Ag Is Our Beating Heart

Editor, Times-Union: If you look in a Kosciusko County plat book from the 1800s, you will find some familiar names. You’ll find Anglin, Hall, Powell, Stookey, Boggs, Bishop and Moneyheffer scattered throughout Prairie and Jefferson townships.

Former Warsaw Attorney Admits To Violating Probation; Sentencing Set For March 26

Former Warsaw attorney Scott Lennox has admitted to violating his terms of probation following a criminal case in which he stole funds from the law firm he worked for.

Triton Approves Special Education Cooperative MOU

BOURBON – Triton School Board approved a memorandum of understanding for the Plymouth, Argos, Triton Helping Students Special Education Cooperative Monday.

Warsaw Schools Food Service Dept. Participates In Fresh Food Programs

Warsaw Community Schools is seeing an increase in students participating in free or reduced lunches.

Scherer Files For N. Dist. County Commissioner

On Friday, Republican Nathan Scherer officially filed to run for northern district county commissioner.

CASA Of Kosciusko County Announces Election Of New Board Members

CASA of Kosciusko County announced the election of three new board members in 2024.

Multiple Chihuahuas Confiscated From Home

Monetary donations are being requested for the Humane Society of Whitley County Inc. after 12 chihuahuas living in squalid conditions were removed from an area home recently.

Grace College Inducts 23 Students Into Alpha Chi Honor Society

WINONA LAKE — Grace College inducted 23 juniors and seniors into the Alpha Chi Honor Society on Saturday.

Pierceton Has First Readings On Police, Fire Ordinances

PIERCETON — The Pierceton Town Council held first readings for two ordinances and approved a change in how paid hours for the Pierceton Police Department work during a special meeting Thursday.

The Indefensible

Editor, Times-Union: I thank God I'm a Republican because if I were a Democrat I'd have to defend so many things that are indefensible. I say the Democrat Party is a Big Tent party. The problem is that there are nothing but clowns inside. After watching the antics of Democrats and reading their opinions I'm proven correct.

Times-Union Court News 03-21-2000

Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses in the office of Kosciusko County Clerk Marsha McSherry: • Dustin Duane Nabinger, 22, and Melissa Marie Williamson, 26, both of Turtle Bay Drive, Syracuse. • Eric Andrew Zartman, 21, West CR 250S, Warsaw, and Malana Daugherty, 17, Ind.25S, Mentone. • Michael E.Baker, 42, and Brenda R.Rininger, 34, both of North CR 850E, Pierceton. • Jeffrey Lynn Yoder, 23, and Gina Rae Kuhs, 26, both of East Baltimore Street, Syracuse. • Christopher S.Johnston, 34, and Leann M.Widdifield, 31, both of East Arthur Street, Warsaw. • Richard L.Davis, 40, and Chassity Lynn Shepherd, 26, both of Rosemont Avenue, Warsaw. • John M.Montgomery, 78, and Margaret R.Blue, 67, both of North Colfax Street, Warsaw. • Darren G.Young, 30, and Brigette S.Shepherd, 31, both of South CR 350E, Warsaw.

Letters to the Editor 07-27-1999

- Thanks For 4-H Experience - Don't Close Warsaw Drive-In - CCAC Concessions Thanks For 4-H Experience Editor, Times-Union: We have just had an experience in our lives that will be a wonderful memory.Our son won Grand Champion barrow at the Kosciusko County Fair.We are overwhelmed and very humbled at the outpouring of love and support from the community.We are very proud to be a part of the 4-H program in our county.We don't know if people realize the opportunity there is to meet and make new friends and the lasting friendships that develop from their experiences at the county fair.

Survey Shows TV Influences Our Children

A new study taking a look at television through the eyes of kids just came out this week. It told me something I've known for a long time - that what kids see on television makes an impression on them. The study, "A Different World: Children's Perceptions of Race and Class in the Media," targeted kids ages 10 to 17.It was sponsored by a group called Children Now and surveyed nine focus groups - a total of 1,200 kids - in January and February. The purpose of the study was to assess the amount of racial stereotyping going on in television. What the researchers found was that children perceive more negative depictions of blacks and Hispanics than of whites and Asians. "The findings show that kids of all races are aware of media stereotypes starting at a young age and understand the power of television to shape opinions," said Children Now President Lois Salisbury.

Some Things I Just Don't Get

Here are some things I just don't get. Reparations For Slavery Slavery was a sad, awful, moral calamity in American history.No question.But this whole notion of making companies of today pay for the sins of long-dead predecessors seems counterproductive to me. Proponents of the lawsuit against railroad giant CSX, Aetna Insurance and FleetBoston financial services group say those companies have been profiting from slavery for more than two centuries. The suit was filed on behalf of 35 million American descendants of African slaves. The suit claims there may be as many as 1,000 unidentified companies that benefited from slavery between 1619 and 1865.A request for class action status means the plaintiffs want to add more companies to the list of defendants. Those companies should have to compensate the descendants of those slaves, is the basic premise of the suit.

Times-Union Court News 06-02-2005

Superior Court II The following misdemeanors and infractions were recently admitted and adjudged in Kosciusko Superior Court II with Judge James Jarrette presiding. The following people also paid $86.50 in court costs: Failure To Yield - • Daniel J.Hamby, Cromwell, was fined $25. Driving While Suspended - Fined $100 were: Steven K.Berlin, Warsaw; Rose Cervants, Warsaw; Robert E.Coy, Syracuse; Elizabeth Vickers, Akron; Scott D.Kieler, Syracuse; Scott A.Snyder, Milford. Driving without Proof of Financial Responsibility - Fined $50 were: Lorra L.Zumbrun, Milford; Amant J.Clay, Warsaw. Unlawful Use Of A Vehicle - • Shane T.Hogan, North Webster, was fined $50. Driving the Wrong Way on a One Way Road Melissa M.May, Milford, was fined $7.