Warsaw Schools Employee Terminated For Receiving Kickbacks

Greg Schroeder, Warsaw Community Schools director of buildings and grounds, was terminated Monday after the school corporation learned he allegedly had received kickback payments over a number of years.

Kyle Wurtzel Of Heartwood Planning Group Speaks At Washington STEM Academy

Kyle Wurtzel, a partner at Heartwood Planning Group and a private wealth financial advisor, visited Washington STEM Academy to not only share career readiness with students, but also to lead a STEM activity around motion with third-grade students.

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WCS Pitches Facilities Overhaul to Public

On Monday night the Warsaw School Board will vote on whether or not to put a building project referendum on the May ballot.

Things Are Going Quite Well For W

W must really be feeling pretty good about life these days. First there was the historic election, where he actually gained seats for his party midway though his first term. Then the mighty United Nations Security Council voted unanimously his way on the Iraq resolution. Next, the lame duck 107th Congress was poised to hand him yet another victory with a Homeland Security bill he can sign. The House passed the bill on a 229-121 vote Wednesday. A couple procedural votes in the Senate, including one to kill a Democratic version that gave additional protection to workers, tilted toward W as well. Senate Majority leader Tom Daschle said the Senate was expected to act within the next few days and that "I'm inclined to support final passage." He added that Democrats wanted to see the bill move forward despite lingering concerns over labor provisions.

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.

Construction Projects, Bonding Discussed At Warsaw School Board

Warsaw School Board Approves Cafeteria Expansions

Three new cafeteria expansion projects were approved by the Warsaw School Board Monday night.

Career Fair Connects 2,000 Students and 60 Companies

WINONA LAKE – A team from Kosciusko Leadership Academy brought five high schools and dozens of colleges and companies together Tuesday with the goal of connecting people without jobs and jobs without people.

Stonehenge Hosting Another AJGA Event

For the third consecutive year, Stonhenge Golf Club is hosting an American Junior Golf Association event.The event will start Sunday with a qualifying round.

Choose Goshert

I have almost 20 years in law enforcement, with the last 15 years at the Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Department. I have spent most of my time at the department in the patrol division, until recently I moved to the position of jail commander.

Breakfast Optimist Club Donates To Helping Hands Program

Chaos Is The Plan

Golf Caddie Scholarship

Editor, Times-Union: Dear Aspiring Golf Caddie: You have made a wise decision to consider caddying at Tippecanoe Lake Country Club.

City Sets 2015 Budget Meetings

Warsaw City Council held a special budget meeting Monday night at city hall.

Par-Kan Announces New President and CFO

SILVER LAKE – Par-Kan Co. announced recently the appointment of Greg Wilkerson as president and Richard Burton as chief financial officer.

Local Banks Serve as Drop-offs for 'Tools'

In support of Bankers Supplying Future Leaders, iAB Financial Bank and Tower Bank & Trust have volunteered to serve as official drop-off locations for The Salvation Army Tools for School program.

Woman Hunting Shot When Dog Steps On Gun

NORTH WEBSTER – Conservation officers with the Indiana Department of Natural Resources responded around 10 a.m. Saturday to a woman shot while hunting when her dog stepped on her gun.

First Financial Bank Robbed

NORTH MANCHESTER - Authorities from the North Manchester Police Department and the Indiana State Police are investigating an armed robbery.

FAFSA Meeting Offered at Whitko

SOUTH WHITLEY – Whitko High School will offer a Free Application for Federal Student Aid workshop Feb. 16 at 6 p.m. in the high school lecture room. Gretchen Bailey, a representative of the financial aid department from Grace College, will provide information on how to complete the FAFSA. This workshop is vital for high school seniors who are planning to attend college next year and their parents.