Jury Finds Holloway Not Guilty In Syracuse Fatal Drug Overdose Case

After over an hour of deliberation, a 12-person jury found Shane A. Holloway not guilty of dealing drugs to a woman who overdosed and died.

County Council Revotes To Give YMCA $100K In ARPA Funds

A revote by the Kosciusko County Council on Thursday means the Downtown YMCA facility in Warsaw will receive $100,000 in county ARPA funds after all for a security system.

Times-Union Court News 03-19-2002

Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses in the office of Kosciusko County Clerk Sharon Christner: • Jeremy James Bartrom, 22, and Shamra Leigh Shaw, 22, both of East CR 200N, Warsaw. • Steven Ray Bontreger, 26, North CR 1000W, Nappanee, and Cynthia Anne Kemp, 19, West CR 1000N, Nappanee. • Charles D.Collins, 31, and Victoria L.Blankenship, 31, both of Morton Street, Warsaw. • Jim Edward Hamilton, 30, and Jodie M.Wells, Waxwing Lane South, Warsaw. • Gilbert Martinez III, 28, and Sara Elizabeth Wise, 25, both of Englewood, Colo.. • David Warren Todd, 19, Clinic Court, Warsaw, and Carlye Marie Gilliam, 18, East CR 175N, Warsaw.

Letters to the Editor 03-21-2005

Letters to the Editor 02-11-1998

Wawasee, NorthWood Start Girls Soccer Programs

SYRACUSE - Wawasee is starting its girls soccer program from even further behind than most.That is because, despite an enthusiasm from the girls of the school system to start the team, the experience is a little behind.Make that a lot behind. "One of our problems is that we have no girls who have had any kind of travel league experience," Wawasee coach Rick Shipley said."We had to start with the lines on the field and what they are.It has been tough for us.We had to start from virtually nothing.It will take several years for us to get caught up with the rest of the conference." Wawasee lost the debut game of its program 2-0 to East Noble Thursday. Most teams are able to start practice with learning new plays and new techniques, but with the Warriors, the rules of the game have come first.

Warsaw Teens Want Schools To Do More About Bullying

How Far Will Mueller’s Probe Reach?

On Monday it was announced George Papadopolous – I’ll call him Pops for the purpose of brevity throughout this column – pleaded guilty to charges he lied to the FBI.

Speakers Encourage Everyone To Act To Prevent Child Abuse & Neglect

Whitko Wins First Sectional Title

WABASH – The Whitko High School baseball team will fill in a blank spot on its sign hanging on the north wall of the school gym.

Sheriff’s Candidates Square Off In Public Forum

In a cordial debate, four candidates on Tuesday laid out the case for why voters should support them in the upcoming Kosciusko County sheriff’s race.

$1M Grant Will Create Unified Community Response To Addiction Recovery Efforts

City Council Approves $100K For Small Business Loans

City & County Making COVID-19 Testing Available To Residents As Cases Surge

Times-Union Court News 06-20-2001

Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses in the office of Kosciusko County Clerk Sharon Christner: • Thomas Charles Altemus, 61, South CR 100E, Claypool, and Diana Dee Wigent, 43, Columbia City. • Alan Blakeley, 40, and Angel Donnal Meck, 29, both of North Columbia Street, Warsaw. • Peter Mathew Bonner, 29, East CR 450N, Leesburg, and Kristin Ruth Wooldridge, 31, South Thwaits Court, Syracuse. • Justin Alan Bowers, 21, and Kelly Jeanette Rife, 21, both of North Union Street, Warsaw. • Justin Allen Brinegar, 19, South Dixie Drive, and Amber Marie Vanlue, 19, East Boydston Mills, both of North Webster. • Mark Douglas Crooks, 44, and Linda Sue Baker, 49, both of South Morton Street, Warsaw. • Guy William Farmwald, 36, and Diane Ann Jensen, 39, both of Prairie Drive, Syracuse.

Times-Union Court News 05-11-1999

Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses in the office of Kosciusko County Clerk Marsha McSherry: • Terry William McCurdy, 27, and Naomi Ann England, 19, South Woodland Lane, Warsaw. • Mike Scott Randolph Jr., 30, and Kathleen Carmella Maynor, 28, both of West Country Drive, Leesburg. • Ryan Lee Stuckman, 26, North Hiawatha Drive, Syracuse, and Julie Ann Glon, 19, North Humpty Dumpty Drive, Cromwell. • Roy W.Estep, 39, Ind.15, Silver Lake, and Marsha R.Smith, 43, West Market Street, Warsaw. • Donald Michael Chadwick Jr., 26, and Tabitha Marie Dunnuck, 18, both of South Lake Street, Warsaw. • Alejandro Rico, 23, Wooster Road, Winona Lake, and Michelle Leigh Fequay, 28, West Smith Street, Warsaw. • Todd Joseph Lewinski, 29, Farmington Hills, Mich., and Kristen Eileen Berry, 29, North Johnson Street, Warsaw.

Letters to the Editor 03-25-2005

- Pershing's Solution - Schiavo's Condition - Local Channels - Censor Coulter - Schiavo Dispute - War's Prize - Arena Scores - Fuel Prices Pershing's Solution Editor, Times-Union: Gen."Black Jack" Pershing was born Sept.13, 1860, near Laclede, Miss., he died July 15, 1948, in Washington, D.C.

World/Nation Briefs 7.23.2012

Colo. massacre suspect heads to 1st court date; so far refuses to talk about attackAURORA, Colo. (AP) — As the suspected gunman in the Colorado theater massacre heads to his first court appearance, authorities have disclosed that he is refusing to cooperate and that it could take months to learn what prompted the horrific attack on midnight moviegoers at a Batman film premiere.

World/Nation Briefs 10.5.2012

US unemployment rate likely rose last month as employers post sixth month of weak hiringWASHINGTON (AP) — With a month to go until the presidential election, the government on Friday issues its September jobs report, expected to show an uptick in the U.S. unemployment rate after employers added only a modest number of jobs.

Letters to the Editor 02-24-1999