Warsaw Woman Receives 20-Year Prison Sentence For Neglect Resulting In Son’s Death
A Warsaw woman received a 20-year prison sentence after neglecting to properly care for her disabled son, who passed away as a result.
Warsaw And SYM Continue To Ignite School Spirit And Student Engagement
Warsaw Community Schools proudly celebrates the second year of a partnership with SYM Financial Advisors, a leading name in wealth management.
Independent Vikings Ready For Year Full Of Firsts
Tippecanoe Valley opens its high school football season Friday night by visiting Wawasee, yet it feels like the Vikings have already secured one major win simply by virtue of the intriguing and challenging schedule they’ve managed to cobble together.
Local High School Sports Recaps For Wednesday, August 16
Volleyball, Girls Soccer, Girls Golf and Boys Tennis
Triton Aiming To Build Off First Winning Year Since ‘18
A year removed from finishing 7-4, the team’s first winning mark since the 2018 squad posted a 9-4 record, the Triton Trojan football team is looking to build off of that success under new leadership.
Grants Up To $100K Available From IDEM’s Community Recycling Grant Program
INDIANAPOLIS – The Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM) announced the availability of grant funding for recycling and household hazardous waste (HHW) collection and disposal from the agency’s Community Recycling Grant Program (CRGP).
Tippy Valley Volleyball Takes Down Wawasee In Five Sets
If the opening night affair between the Tippecanoe Valley and Wawasee volleyball teams was any indication as to how each school’s seasons will go, fans of each side can expect some exciting action. An incredibly tight and back-and-forth contest had a little bit of everything, with the Lady Vikings emerging with a 3-2 (25-18, 13-25, 25-14, 18-25, 15-10) win, giving Valley’s Jon Hutton a win in his first game in Akron.
Winona Council OKs Consultant Agreement With Former Clerk
WINONA LAKE - A former clerk-treasurer for Winona Lake will serve as a consultant for the town as it works through bookkeeping issues that have developed in the clerk-treasurer’s office over about the last year.
Commissioners Approve Justice Building Security Ordinance
What can be carried into the Kosciusko County Justice Building and to where got more restrictive after the commissioners unanimously approved an ordinance Tuesday.
Commissioners Give Their OK To Sheriff’s Office SROs For Valley, Warsaw Schools
Following the Kosciusko County Council’s unanimous approval on Thursday, the Commissioners on Tuesday unanimously approved the hiring of two school resource officers from the sheriff’s office for Tippecanoe Valley and Warsaw schools.
Rose Garden Recovery Community Begins Facility Renovations Thanks To K21 Grant
SYRACUSE — K21 Health Foundation (K21) announced their grant of $94,000 was awarded to Rose Garden Recovery Community Inc., aimed at constructing a new kitchen and expanding their dining, social and programming space.
Discover Your Inner Scientist With The Watershed Foundation
Get ready to roll up your sleeves and learn more about the water quality in the local environment.
Foundation Awards Scholarships To Local Dancers
The Brooks Lamb Foundation was founded by Ed Lamb to honor the spirit and legacy of his daughter, Brooks Marguerite Lamb.
Sidney Town Council Chooses Bradford As Maintenance Head
SIDNEY — The Sidney Town Council approved a new head of maintenance, Chris Bradford, on Monday.
Democrats Hear From Candidates For Governor, Senator
SYRACUSE - Dr. Jennifer McCormick and Keith Potts were guests aboard the SS Lillypad Sunday afternoon for the seventh annual Summer Fun with Kosciusko Democrats.
