Judith Ann Whitaker

Judith Ann Whitaker, Warsaw, passed away at her residence at 7:05 p.m. Tuesday, May 2, 2017, at the age of 78.  She was born on June 4, 1938, in Indianapolis, to Karl E. Miller and Trudis M. Thompson Miller.   Judith was a 1956 graduate of Silver Lake High School.  She moved to the area in 1959 and worked at Da-Lite Screen, Warsaw, for 20 years.  She was an avid Cubs fan and loved Notre Dame. She enjoyed traveling, camping, flowers, and loved Cedar Point. Most of all, she especially loved her grandchildren and great-grandchildren.  

Continuity A Plus For Lady Cougars

WINONA LAKE – A .500 record might not sound like a big deal, but for the Lakeland Christian Academy Lady Cougar basketball team it represents the best year percentage-wise since the school joined the IHSAA full-time for the 2007-08 season.

LCA Hopes To Continue Momentum

WINONA LAKE – Lakeland Christian Academy is coming off a pair of 12-win girls basketball seasons, the best back-to-back years in the history of the program.

Tippy Valley Moves To Meet State Graduation Requirements

AKRON – Tippecanoe Valley Schools are wasting no time in making sure their students meet the requirements of the new legislation concerning graduation requirements.

Good Soft Skills Help In Other Areas

Winona Man Arrested After Parking In The Middle Of An Intersection

For His Birthday

Editor, Times-Union: Donald Trump wants a “big, beautiful” military parade with an estimated cost of around $92 million of taxpayers’ money — the guy who was a Vietnam War draft dodger —the guy who claims our soldiers are suckers and losers — the guy who is cutting VA benefits, services and employees — the guy who aspires to be a king or even a pope rather than just a president — the guy who is a convicted felon, an adjudicated sexual assaulter, and a twice-impeached president. Yeah, that guy. He wants a full-blown military parade to honor himself on his birthday (and maybe the 250th birthday of the U.S. Army and Flag Day a little bit).

Mentone Continues Working Toward Mentzer Park Upgrade

MENTONE – Mentone Town Council approved an addendum Wednesday to a contract with the Troyer Group to help design and plan the upgrade to Mentzer Park.

Leesburg DLI Students Write Second Book

LEESBURG – Fourth-grade students in the Dual Language Immersion (DLI) program at Leesburg Elementary celebrated the publication of a book they wrote as a class.

Surveyor Candidates: Professionalism And Experience Touted

With the Republican primary on May 7, both candidates for county surveyor - James Moyer and Ryan Prince - responded to four questions during Wednesday’s candidate forum.

TWF Tour Highlights Water Quality Projects And Ag Partnerships Near Pierceton

The Watershed Foundation recently hosted an afternoon tour to take a closer look at projects completed recently in the vicinity of Pierceton, showcasing the synergy between environmental stewardship and agricultural innovation.

KEDCO Announces CEO Stepping Down Later This Month

The Board of Directors of the Kosciusko Economic Development Corporation (KEDCO) on Thursday announced that CEO Alan Tio will conclude his five-year term leading the organization, effective at the end of the year, in order to pursue other professional opportunities.

Times-Union Court News 12-20-2002

Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses in the office of Kosciusko County Clerk Sharon Christner: • Lester L.Bays, 27, East CR 1000S, Claypool, and Lori Denise Palm, 33, Redford Township, Mich. • Eric Michael Graham, 18, and Heather Lynn Custer, 20, both of East Center Street, Warsaw. • Roy Nathan Hoffard, 20, East Prairie Street, Leesburg, and Laura Colleen Rife, 20, West CR 350S, Warsaw. • John W.Hoyle, 46, South High Street, Warsaw, and Lori A.Deardorff, 39, North Tamarack Street, Warsaw. • Jeremy Lee Manns, 25, South Lakeshore Drive, Warsaw, and Jamie Renee Yates, 23, South Bruner Road, Warsaw. • David L.Perkins, 36, U.S.30E, Pierceton, and Vicki L.Gonzales, 28, South Woodland Drive, Warsaw. • James Christopher Willard, 32, and Melissa Anne Sanburn, 29, both of East South Barbee Drive, Warsaw.

Times-Union Court News 05-30-2001

Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses in the office of Kosciusko County Clerk Sharon Christner: • Dale Robert Arter, 24, and Tonya Sue Denney, 26, both of Sharon Street, Winona Lake. • Benjamin Robert Barkey, 22, East Harmony Court, Winona Lake, and Danelle Lyn Wion, 22, West CR 1050N, North Manchester. • Ronnie Lee Castro, 25, North CR 150E, Milford, and Tonya Sue Duff, 19, East Wooster Road, Pierceton. • Bradley Joseph Cook, 22, Shelbyville, Ill., and Jessica Margaret Saylor, 22, St.Mary's Drive, Warsaw. • Roger L.Cook, 39, South Street, Burket, and Linda L.Jones, 42, Ivywood Drive, Warsaw. • Eric Lee Deford, 23, and Jenna Leeann Spear, 21, both of South County Farm Road, Warsaw. • Pablo M.DeLaCruz, 46, and Barbara Bays, 47, both of Anchorage Road, Warsaw. • Shannon Michael Grube, 26, and Laurie Ann Black, 23, both of West CR 950S, Akron.

The Candidates: Kosciusko County Council At-Large

Joshua Bartman, Lee Ann Brown, Thomas Anglin, Sean Boylan, Robert Sanders, Larry Teghtmeyer

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World/Nation Briefs 7.27.2012

As government reports on April-June growth, few think sluggish US economy will strengthen soonWASHINGTON (AP) — A U.S. economy that plodded along in the first three months of the year likely grew even less in the April-June quarter. And most economists no longer think growth will strengthen much in the second half of 2012.

Letters to the Editor 03-24-2003

- Understanding Protests - Evil Practice Understanding Protests Editor, Times-Union: I was having a very hard time understanding the motive behind the war protests within the United States.While I strongly respect and support the decision our president has made to go to war with Iraq, I still want to be able to understand the protesters; I wanted to understand what could cause such a sharp divide in our country.

Warsaw Gymnasts Pick Up Win On Senior Night

Senior Night for the Warsaw gymnastics team was extra special for Tiger Andrea Calhoun. Not only did her team win the meet, she earned her first first-place finish of the year with an 8.35 on the floor exercise. Impressive by itself, the performance takes on more meaning after learning that Calhoun was unable to practice over the summer after ankle stabilization surgery. "I just came back in November, and this is the first first-place finish I have had all season," said Calhoun."I was excited to get an 8.3 on the floor." The Tigers overcame the emotions of senior night to pick up a 94.0-85.55 win over Lakeland.Prairie Heights, which had only two competitors, scored 43.05 points.