County ARPA Committee Reviews Completed Grants
With Kosciusko County’s American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds dwindling down, the ARPA committee met Wednesday to see where they stood and what was left to be done.
Claypool Plans Spring Cleanup
CLAYPOOL – At Tuesday night's meeting, the Claypool Town Council planned a door-to-door spring cleanup from Borden Waste-Away Service on June 22.
WACC Work-Based Learning Spotlight: Harrison Elementary School
Warsaw Area Career Center Intern: Emma Moss Parents: Peggy Moss and Michael Moss
The Penalty Box: OJ Dying Doesn’t Solve Anything
OJ Simpson died last week.
Winona Council Makes Clarifications On Farmers Market Agreement
WINONA LAKE - Clarifications were made on the farmers market agreement by the Winona Lake Town Council Tuesday before it was unanimously approved.
Wawasee School Board Sees PAC Project Concepts, New Meeting Location
SYRACUSE – During its meeting Tuesday, the Wawasee School Board saw a project update from Garmann Miller’s Brian Wolf and Hannah Holtzapple.
Warsaw Parks Board Hears Of StoryWalk Plan
A StoryWalk may be coming to Pike Lake in Warsaw, and a new sculpture could be coming to the city's Central Park.
Late Rally Not Enough As Triton Falls 8-4 To Caston
Facing off against Caston for the second straight day, the Triton baseball team found itself in an early 4-0 hole that later turned into an 8-0 deficit. The Trojans were able to rally late, but it was not enough as Triton dropped its second straight Hoosier North Athletic Conference game 8-4.
American Legion 258 To Sponsor Tenderloin Basket Carry-Out
PIERCETON – The American Legion Auxiliary Unit #258 of Pierceton will sponsor a tenderloin basket carry-out. drive in the back of the Legion.
Lakeland Christian Academy To Present ‘Once Upon A Mattress’
WINONA LAKE – Lakeland Christian Academy will present "Once Upon a Mattress" on Friday and Saturday.
De Leon Nabs Record-Setting 48th Stolen Base At Huntington
Grace’s baseball team dropped a pair of games to finish its series against Huntington on Monday afternoon. The Lancers couldn’t find enough offense on the day, falling 6-3 and 8-2.
God’s Approval
Editor, Times-Union: When you vote this November, would you be willing to be judged by God the next day for how you voted? Let's compare Biden with Trump.
Apology To Bumbaugh
Editor, Times-Union: Officer Bumbaugh,
Kosciusko Chamber Holds Ribbon-Cutting For New Location For Live Well Kosciusko
Live Well Kosciusko celebrated its new location at 515 Provident Drive, Warsaw, Monday with a ribbon-cutting held by the Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce.
Warsaw Common Council OKs Blight Designation Resolution
As part of a grant application to acquire funds to demolish the former Jomac Products buildings at the corner of Smith Street and Winona Avenue, the Warsaw Common Council approved a resolution Monday designating the structures as blighted.
Brad Chambers, Candidate For Governor, Says He’s ‘Passionate’ About Indiana
In his campaign to be Indiana’s next governor, Brad Chambers touts himself as an outsider who has a passion for the state.
