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Milford Food Bank Launches $1 Million Capital Campaign To Build New Facility In Milford

MILFORD – Milford Food Bank, a resource in the fight against hunger in Northern Indiana and Southern Michigan, announced the official launch of its $1 million capital campaign to fund the construction of a new 12,000-square-foot storage facility.
Staff Report | January 10, 2025
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Health First Kosciusko Committee Discusses Hiring County Tattoo Shop Inspector

The Health First Kosciusko Advisory Committee discussed using some monies to hire a tattoo shop inspector for the county.
Leah Sander, InkFreeNews | January 23, 2025
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Grace College To Host Senior Art/Design Portfolio Exhibits

WINONA LAKE — Grace College will showcase the thesis portfolios of 11 art majors in an exhibition on campus this winter.
Staff Report | January 30, 2025
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Miller Sworn In To Claypool Town Board

By taking the oath of office and signing some paperwork Wednesday, Don Miller officially is back on the Claypool Town Board.
By DAVID L. SLONE None |
February 14, 2024
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OrthoWorx Awarded Grant To Educate Area Students About Careers In Manufacturing And Entrepreneurship

On Friday, July 12 OrthoWorx was awarded a grant from the Don Wood Foundation to educate middle school and high school students about careers in manufacturing and entrepreneurship.
Staff Report | July 24, 2024

Indiana Chamber, Indiana Department Of Education Partner On Civics Bee

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Chamber of Commerce and Indiana Department of Education on Wednesday announced the launch of the state’s inaugural 2024 Civics Bee aimed at encouraging more young Hoosiers in grades six through eight to engage in civics and contribute to their communities.
Staff Report | December 13, 2023
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Barry L. Sapp

Barry L. Sapp, 70, of Pierceton, passed away unexpectedly on Tuesday, Oct. 22, 2024, at Parkview Regional Hospital in Fort Wayne.

Manchester University Announces Lineup For Spring Series

NORTH MANCHESTER - Manchester University offers more than a dozen presentations in its Values, Ideas and the Arts (VIA) series for spring 2024.
Staff Report | January 18, 2024
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Trinity UMC Holds Open House, Dedication For Newly Installed Lift

Congregants of Trinity United Methodist Church, 832 E. Center St., Warsaw, are now able to have full access to all levels of the church regardless of their physical needs.
By JACKIE GORSKI None |
March 17, 2024
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Kosciusko Chamber Hosts First-Ever Civics Bee

Students from Fort Wayne, Portage and Warsaw have finished in the top of the Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce's first-ever civics bee.
Leah Sander, InkFreeNews | April 10, 2024
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Mason Charlton Announces Candidacy For County Council District 2 Seat

Mason Charlton announced he will be seeking the Kosciusko County Council District 2 seat in the upcoming Republican caucus.
By DAVID L. SLONE None |
March 4, 2025
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Grace College Names Dr. Karla McGehee Associate Provost

WINONA LAKE – Grace College and Grace Theological Seminary announced the appointment of Dr. Karla McGehee as the associate provost, effective April 1.
Staff Report | March 9, 2025

Times-Union Court News 10-01-2002

Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses in the office of Kosciusko County Clerk Sharon Christner: • Richard Alvin Bourne Jr., 22, Thomson, Ga., and Pamela Robin Ousley, 18, South CR 300E, Silver Lake. • Donald Edward Chappell, 19, and Kari Elizabeth Foster, 21, both of Sharon Street, Winona Lake. • Ryan Herbert Clousing, 25, and Alison Courtney Greenberg, 27, both of Miami Drive, Warsaw. • Danny T.Cochran, 45, and Lesa S.Campbell, 41, both of East CR 1150N, Milford. • Greg Lee Cole, 24, and Jody Dee Mitchell, 26, both of North Moore Street, Syracuse. • Matthew Scott Collins, 20, and Jill Elizabeth Custer, 22, both of West Fort Wayne Street, Warsaw. • Nicholas Phillip Cook, 24, and Joni Marie Garber, 24, both of South Henry Street, Milford. • Bryan R.Foreman, Anchorage Road, Warsaw, and Sandra Barbosa, 22, North Lake Street, Warsaw.
- | July 28, 2016

Times-Union Court News 12-14-1999

Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses in the office of Kosciusko County Clerk Marsha McSherry: • Fabrizio Puga, 27, and Gisella Rooney, 27, both of Kuder Lane, Warsaw. • Scott Howard Towns, 28, and Jennifer Lynn Prescott, 20, both of North Third Trail, North Webster. • Brandon Scott Baker, 23, East College Avenue, North Manchester, and Jennifer Lea Sipe, 23, North Lincoln Park, Warsaw. • Nathan Thomas King, 24, Bethesda, Md., and Gretchen Louise Hygema, 24, EMS W17 Lane, North Webster. • Jaime David Winchester, 24, East Market Street, Warsaw, and Kristen Lynn Keilman, 23, East Oak Lane, Warsaw. • Jeremy Daniel Makinson, 19, and Alisa Jo Northrup, 18, both of East CR 200N, Warsaw. • Jason Robert Schlabach, 25, and Kari Jo Strieby, 24, both of West Valleyview Drive, Syracuse. • Jeremy Micheal Stambaugh, 21, and Crista Elaine Lewis, 18, both of West CR 100N, Warsaw.
- | July 28, 2016

Remember When December 4

10 Years Ago December 4 1990 HAMMOND - Four area men were among 92 employees recently honored by NIPSCO for 25 years of service. They are Joseph E.Miller, Leesburg, a messenger service driver; James J.Johnson, substation electrician, and Stanley O.Stump, electric meterman, both of Milford; and Joel E.Mellinger, mechanic equipment operator Class A, Syracuse. 25 Years Ago December 4 1975 SYRACUSE - The Syracuse-Wawasee Garden Club participated in the Elkhart Council of Garden Clubs' annual flower show "Spirit of '76 - Celebration of Holiday and Heritage," held at the Pierre Moran Mall, Elkhart.
- | July 28, 2016

Manchester Won't Change Street Names

NORTH MANCHESTER - George Scheerer, of Treeway Inn, North Manchester, complained to the town council Nov.7 about confusing street names. The council took up the issue Wednesday. After sifting down to Scheerer's precise concern, the council dismissed the idea of changing names. Bernie Ferringer, North Manchester building commissioner, said the project would be "a big can of worms" and would "change a lot of personal lives."The project would be "horrendous," he said. People would have a tougher time finding streets if names were changed, said councilman Warren Garner, leaning back in his chair. Jack Fetrow, director of public safety, said Wabash County's 911 coordination director would have to approve name changes for emergency service. Working at Treeway Inn, Scheerer said, he hears about the confusion from travelers.He wanted to "make town a little bit more friendly," he said on Nov.7.
Matthew Weigelt, Times-Union Staff Writer- | July 28, 2016

Wawasee Struggles With Uncertainties Of Assessment, Tax Draws

SYRACUSE - The uncertainty as to when Indiana's reassessment will be completed is leaving school corporations across the state wondering when they will get their tax draws. A school corporation receives its tax draw after the county figures the school corporation's tax rate, which is based on the reassessment figures.Those tax draws usually come twice a year - in June and October. Tuesday, because of uncertainties of the reassessment, the Wawasee School Corp.Board of Trustees was presented with a notice of sale of tax anticipation warrants for approval for advertisement at an amount three times what it was last year.The corporation is asking for 2003 for amounts of $6.45 million for the general fund, $1.785 million for the debt service fund, $655,000 for the capital projects fund and $485,000 for the transportation fund.
DAVID SLONE, Times-Union Staff Writer- | July 28, 2016

Syracuse Discusses Fire Territory

SYRACUSE - The issue of developing a fire territory agreement between the town of Syracuse and Turkey Creek Township was the main topic during Tuesday's town board meeting.
- | July 28, 2016

Not Personal

Editor, Times-Union:Letters by Silver Lake Clerk Angie Glass, her husband, sister and former employee make it clear they're upset by my letters.
- | July 28, 2016

Grace Student Spends Spring Break Volunteering At Mexican Orphanage

WINONA LAKE - While many students spent their spring break partying, Grace College freshman Hope Rauchenstein used her passion for children and spent her spring break volunteering at an orphanage in Mexico.
Jennifer [email protected] | July 28, 2016
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