Biomet Announces Leadership Changes, Reports On Stock Option Investigation
Biomet Inc. announced Friday the preliminary findings of a special committee formed by the board of directors to conduct an independent investigation of Biomet's stock option grants from 1996 to the present.It also announced the actions it is taking in response to the preliminary findings of the investigation, including changes in its executive management.
Church News, Feb. 1, 2018
Upcoming events include Lenten services, a gospel concert, new Sabbath meetings and a look at Home Rodeheaver's legacy.
NorthWood Names Top Students
Nikole S.Friend is valedictorian and Jana L.Johnson is salutatorian of NorthWood High School's class of 1998. With a grade point average of 3.99 out of a possible 4.0, Friend is a member of the Academic Spell Bowl Team, choir and Choralaires.She participated in SADD, Prom Club, Math Club, line dancing, Health Club and Classical Rock Club.She was a cheerleader for three years and was Sweetheart representative her sophomore year.The daughter of Charles and Sarah Friend, Goshen, she plans to attend Purdue University and major in premedicine/sports medicine.
Farm Bureau Scholarships Announced
The 2012 recipients of the Kosciusko County Farm Bureau Incorporated Scholarships have been chosen.
Winona Lake Plans July 4 Celebration
WINONA LAKE – Many activities are planned for the annual Winona Lake Fourth Of July Celebration in Winona Lake.
Pierceton Chamber Plans Events
PIERCETON - The Pierceton Chamber of Commerce has planned many events in the new year.
9/11 Ceremony Tonight At Memorial At Center Lake Pavilion
A ceremony has been planned tonight to commemorate the lives lost during 9/11.
DePuy To Cut Close To 2 Percent of Workforce Globally
DePuy Synthes plans to cut less than 2 percent of its global workforce, including an undisclosed number of jobs in Warsaw, a company representative said Wednesday.
YMCA Carnival Set To Raise Funds For New Facility
Kosciusko Community YMCA is planning a youth and family carnival event to raise funds for a new YMCA.
Creationism
Editor, Times-Union:Before we know it, it will be time for the close of the 2013 school year.
Work Continues On Family Video Store In Warsaw
Work began the first week of October for the Family Video store in Warsaw.
City Approves Bike Trail Grant Agreement Funding
Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety approved a K21 Health Foundation grant agreement to help with signage and pavement markings for bike trails in Warsaw Friday.
Walking Tour Thanks
Editor, Times-Union: The City of Warsaw-Oakwood Cemetery, the Planning Committee of Hal Heagy, Cheryl Hanna, Patsy See, Ken Locke and Bill Pochron and the Kosciusko County Historical Society would like to thank the following sponsors for their help in making “The 2024 Walking Tour - A Walk Through Our Past” a great success:
Park Avenue Work Taking Longer Than Expected, City Of Warsaw Announces
The work on Park Avenue between Main and Center streets being performed by NIPSCO has taken longer than planned due to weather and other complications, according to the city of Warsaw.
