Power Outage Affects 960 In Winona, Warsaw
Winona Lake and parts of Warsaw experienced a power outage early this morning, said Kim Lahman, spokeswoman for NIPSCO. The outage, caused by equipment failure, began at 2:30 a.m.and lasted until 6:30 a.m.Approximately 960 customers were affected, Lahman said. Power has been restored, and all operations should be back to normal, she said.
Thar She Blows!
Construction crews at the Warsaw Library broke the new water main that was installed last week. The break, which occurred around 9 a.m. today, caused the library to be without water until repairs were made. According to Joe Dock, United Water manager, the water was expected to be turned back on by noon. No water damage inside the library was reported this morning. Photo by Gary Nieter, Times-Union
Living History
Soldiers take aim during one of the battle re-enactments Sunday at Back to the Days of Kosciuszko at the Kosciusko County Fairgrounds. Military parades, music and artillery demonstrations from the 18th century were conducted over the weekend and there were displays of Revolutionary War-era crafts, foods and goods. More than 200 re-enactors took part in near-perfect weather conditions. Photo by Gary Nieter, Times-Union
Arts Fest At Jefferson Pointe
FORT WAYNE - Back by popular demand is the Fort Wayne Arts Festival at Jefferson Pointe.
Dillon King Finishes Eagle Project
Dillon King, a Life Scout of Boy Scout Troop 715, completed his Eagle project on a recent Saturday.
Fuller-Disher
Eric Wayne Disher, of Mishawaka, and formerly of Bourbon, and Melissa Elaine Fuller, Mishawaka, announce their engagement to be married Sept. 18, 2010, at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Bremen, and reception at the Back Forty, Bourbon.
Wawasee Warrior Way Winners
Wawasee High School recently held its fall sports awards program. Pictured are the Warrior Way winners. In the front row (L-R) are Nathan Katzer (football) and Jake Hutchinson (tennis); in the back row are Hunter Magiera (soccer), Sarah Harden (cross country), Troy Carolus (cross country), Kendra Miller (cheerleading), Kylee Rostochak (golf), Maddie Birch (soccer) and Addison Ayres (volleyball).
Associated Press All-State Teams Announced
The Associated Press released its all-state football teams Saturday, with Tippecanoe Valley senior Tanner Andrews making the Class 3A team as a wide receiver.
IFCA All-State Teams Announced
The Indiana Football Coaches Association has released its all-state teams, with five local products making the cut.
Denny Hepler Future Stars Golf Camp
The Denny Hepler Future Stars Golf Camp was held last week.
Harlem Wizards Coming To Triton
BOURBON — The Triton Athletic Department has announced the school will welcome back the Harlem Wizards Nov. 4 at 7 p.m., hosted by the Triton Trojan Athletic Club.
Take A Bath For Charity
During the Back To The Days annual event this weekend, people can purchase time in a field bath from the 1800's.
Wawasee’s Leedy To Play Golf At Rose-Hulman
Wawasee graduate Zach Leedy (front row, center) signed a letter-of-intent Wednesday to continue his academic and golf careers at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology in Terre Haute, where he will major in mechanical engineering. Leedy is flanked by his parents, Candy (L) and Mike Leedy. On the back row is Wawasee Athletic Director Cory Schutz and Warrior head golf coach Steve Coverstone.
Center Lake Beach Closed Due To E.coli Levels
The Kosciusko County Health Department has notified the city of Warsaw Parks Department that tests for E.coli have come back at unsafe levels, and their recommendation is that Center Lake Beach is to be closed immediately.
Business Briefs
Conrad Joins Coldwell Banker Kim Conrad, Sales Associate, has joined Coldwell Banker Roth Wehrly Graber real estate company, Warsaw.
