Dawlfred David Dunham
Dawlfred D. Dunham, 73, went to be with his Lord and Savior on Monday morning, July 24, 2023, at Lutheran Hospital of Indiana in Fort Wayne.
Grace College Nursing Class Of 2023 Secures 100% Boards NCLEX Exam Pass Rate
WINONA LAKE — The 2023 graduates of Bethel University’s School of Nursing at Grace College boast a 100% NCLEX pass rate for the RN Boards exam. This number surpasses the national average pass rate by 20%.
Lt. Gov. Crouch, Ind. Broadband Office Designate Kosciusko County As A Broadband Ready Community
INDIANAPOLIS – Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch, the Indiana Broadband Office (IBO) and the Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs (OCRA) announced Kosciusko County as the newest Broadband Ready Community.
Hearing Officer Places Demolition Order On Market St. Home
A demolition order has been placed on a Warsaw property.
Early Childhood Alliance Opens IMD Early Learning Center To The Public
Early Childhood Alliance, a leading nonprofit organization dedicated to providing high-quality early childhood education and support services, announced the opening of its new childcare facility, the IMD Early Learning Center, to the public.
What Retirees Can Do With A Lump Sum
Today we are going to cover what a retiree should do if she finds herself with a lump sum of money.
K21 Health Foundation Announces New Developments In Partnership With KVC Cycling Club
K21 Health Foundation (K21) is continuing its financial partnership with the Kosciusko County Velo (KCV) Cycling Club, a local volunteer-run organization dedicated to promoting outdoor recreation and maintaining mountain bike trails in northern Indiana.
Parkview Earns Tops Global Rating For Healthcare Technology
FORT WAYNE – Parkview Health has joined an elite class of healthcare providers by earning the highest possible international recognition for its implementation and use of technology.
Indiana American Water Names Kari Britto Vice President Of Operations
GREENWOOD - Indiana American Water announced that it has named Kari Britto vice president of operations, effective July 24.
Lakeland Financial Reports 10% Loan Growth, $14.6M Net Income For 2nd Qtr.
Lakeland Financial Corp., parent company of Lake City Bank, on Friday reported net income of $14.6 million for the three months ended June 30, 2023, which represents a decrease of $11.1 million, or 43%, compared with net income of $25.7 million for the three months ended June 30, 2022.
Warsaw Receives IAC Grant As Part Of Pilot Program ‘Creative Convergence’
Artists are a part of the economic engine of the city, county and state and an Indiana Arts Commission (IAC) $10,000 grant will help the Warsaw Public Arts Commission (WPAC) engage community members to determine what kind of public art they’d like to see.
Warsaw Woman Pleads Guilty To Neglect Charge After Son’s Death
A Warsaw woman has pled guilty to a neglect charge after failing to report her son's death, which was ruled a homicide.
Winona Council Approves Ice Rink Fund, MOU With Park Board
WINONA LAKE - An ordinance establishing a fund for the ice rink and a memorandum of understanding with the Winona Lake Park Board both were given approval by the town council Tuesday.
Reinholt To Retire As Maple Leaf Farms CEO, Tucker Named Successor
LEESBURG – Maple Leaf Farms Inc. announced Chief Executive Officer Scott Reinholt is retiring at the end of fiscal 2023, and Co-President Scott Tucker will assume the role at that time.
Rate Study Results Shared With Syracuse Council - Increases To Come
SYRACUSE - Syracuse Town Council members heard the results of a utility rate study conducted by London Witte Group at Tuesday evening’s meeting and afterwards gave the financial advisor the go-ahead to prepare an ordinance to raise water and sewer rates.
The Penalty Box: Sad Endings For Coaches
I have been fixated on two sports stories that have to do with what seems to be the end of the tenures of two very popular coaches in college sports.
Grace Basketball To Play At Purdue On Nov. 1
Grace’s basketball team is pleased to announce an upcoming exhibition game at Purdue University on Nov. 1.
Commissioners Decide On Nonprofit Funding Requests For 2024
Most of the nonprofits that requested funding for 2024 from the county will likely receive the same amount as they received for 2023.
