Ciriello Has Long History Of Public Service

CCS Hits 25 Years Of Providing School Supplies To Local Kids

Fair Board Addresses Lawsuit Ruling

Baumgartner Running for Warsaw School Board

There will be at least two new faces on the Warsaw School Board come January, including Jay Baumgartner, as they are running unopposed in the Nov. 6 general election.

MENTONE & TRI TOWSHIP FIRE CONTROL - ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT

Warsaw Council Approves Ordinances On Skateboards, IT Governance Committee And Oakwood Cemetery Fees

Court News 7.22.2017

WCS Recognizes Two For Dedication, Generosity

The hearts of two people were highlighted at the Warsaw School Board meeting Monday night – one for her generosity to the school district, one for his dedication to students.

Warsaw Schools Tennis Court Project

Court News 05.15.21

Aviation Board Greenlights Work & Funds For AOD

An Airport Overlay District (AOD) was back on the agenda for the Warsaw Board of Aviation Commissioners Monday, which the city hopes the county will be willing to financially contribute toward. Robert LaFayette, section manager aviation planning at CHA Consulting, the engineering and consulting firm for the airport and board, presented a general services task order to them.

Times-Union Court News 06-05-2001

Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses in the office of Kosciusko County Clerk Sharon Christner: • Brendan Michael Barrette, 22, Rivercrest Drive, Warsaw, and Melissa Christine Allen, 22, Seventh Street, Winona Lake. • Gilbert E.Cox, 59, and Ann T.Marek, 55, both of North Maple Avenue, Leesburg. • Steven Ray Dunnuck, 22, and Kimberly Helen Carr, 19, both of North Bobber Lane, Warsaw. • Jeffrey Alan Eades, 24, and Amanda Melissa Current, 21, both of Oak Glen Drive, Warsaw. • Danny M.French, 55, North Bay Drive, Warsaw, and Mary C.Hess, 58, Fort Wayne. • Rick T.Fuller, 42, and Bobbi J.Salmons, 36, both of South CR 250E, Warsaw. • Sherlock Harrison Jr., 29, and Jennifer Lynn Stiver, 26, both of West CR 350S, Warsaw. • Brian Stephen Harshman, 21, and Heidi Renee Krumreich, 19, both of North CR 150E, Warsaw.

Times-Union Court News 04-30-2002

Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses in the office of Kosciusko County Clerk Sharon Christner: • Daryl Ray Borkholder, 21, Wakarusa, and Ruth Slabaugh, 20, West CR 1350N, Nappanee. • Ernesto Soto Davila, 31, and Nicole Erin Wilson, 17, both of Wexford Place, Warsaw. • Jason Dean Dugger, 21, Clinic Court, Warsaw, and Carrie Elizabeth Fulton, 20, Sandra Lane, Winona Lake. • Jeremy Ray Embry, 29, Machelle L.Downam, 34, both of East CR 500N, North Webster. • Ryan Fredrick Hummitch, 24, East CR 225S, Winona Lake, and Holly Michelle Glass, 23, Lake John Circle, Winona Lake. • Jesse M.Miller, 22, West CR 800N, Milford, and Maria Slabaugh, 21, West CR 1350N, Milford. • Robert L.Shelton, 42, Old Ind.15S, Warsaw, and Lora L.Shelton, 44, West CR 250S, Warsaw. • Evert E.Slone, 54, North Old Farm Road, Warsaw, and Margaret Ann Slone, 51, Fort Wayne.

Times-Union Court News 06-17-1997

Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses in the office of Kosciusko County Clerk Marsha McSherry: • James L.Flora, 50, and Jacqueline M.VanMensbrugge, 52, both of Clinic Court, Warsaw. • Michael William Todd, 25, and Tammy Lynn Nolton, 26, both of Brunswick, N.J. • Edward O.Burkholder, 27, and Lorraine Slabaugh, 22, both of Bremen. • Loren Jay Schwartz, 23, and Lynette Faye Kauffman, 20, both of Ind.19N, Etna Green. • Burton Lee Munsey, 24, and Heather Ann Evans, 22, both of Sandpiper Drive, Warsaw. • Andi James Stroup, 24, and Dawn Elizabeth Ruhf, 22, both of West CR 250S, Warsaw. • Derek Ellis Powell, 24, and Teresa Anne Rakoczy, 20, both of North Orchard Drive, Warsaw. • John David Antu, 23, Fort Wayne, and Brandi Jane Warrick, 19, East CR 500N, North Webster. • Ty Allen Zeigler, 34, and Paula Lee Calhan, 33, both of Laguna Vista, Texas.

Letters to the Editor 12-20-2004

Letters to the Editor 12-31-2002

Letters to the Editor 11-09-1999

- Lighting - Freedoms - Organ Donation - Free Enterprise - Smart Guns - Bronze Star - CR 450N Lighting Editor, Times-Union: The November 1 letter about outdoor lighting from Alan Mitterling is on target.Outdoor lighting practices are increasingly drawing scrutiny with good reason.

Letters to the Editor 10-15-2004

- Debates Not Needed To Clarify Much About Kerry, Bush - Holiday Help - Kerry Won On Abortion - Rotten Apple - Teens 'N Tots - Flu Shots Debates Not Needed To Clarify Much About Kerry, Bush The one thing I learned from the past three presidential debates is how little I can actually learn from these debates.

Peppel Conducted Surveillance While Serving In The Air Force

Larry Peppel always knew he would enter the military. "My father served in World War II.My grandfather was in World War I, in France," he said."There was no doubt in my mind I'd go into the service.I owed that to my father and grandfather.I made up my mind to do the best I could for myself." Born and raised in Ohio, Peppel attended Syracuse University in Rochester, N.Y., on scholarship.He secured a job with a telephone company there, telling them it was quite possible he would be drafted. "That first year I aggressively looked for an opportunity to enlist," the 62-year-old Kosciusko County Red Cross executive director said.That opportunity came with a guarantee from the Air Force for Officer's Candidate School."I signed on with the Air Force and had a bit of delay there because there was a backload." After completing OTS in July 1966, the Air Force told the second lieutenant they needed pilots.

Wawasee Tennis Earns First NLC Win, Beats NorthWood

Wawasee swept all three singles matches to secure its first Northern Lakes Conference win in its last attempt, 3-2 over NorthWood at the Panthers’ courts Monday evening.Nathan Perek at No. 3 singles needed three sets to take down Nate Nunemaker 4-6, 6-2, 6-4 to swing the match the Warriors’ way. Nate Haines lost just two games in a straight-set win at No. 1 singles, and Cal Heinisch won in stright sets at No. 2 singles.