Zimmer To Sell $1 Billion In Senior Unsecured Notes

Zimmer announced Thursday that it has agreed to sell $1 billion of its senior unsecured notes in an underwritten public offering ...

Tigers, Lady Vikings to Play In HOF Classic

NEW CASTLE  – Warsaw’s boys and Tippecanoe Valley’s girls basketball teams accepted invitations Monday morning to play in the 2016 City Securities Hall Of Fame Classic to be played in New Castle Dec. 29-30.

Nisly's Vote

Editor, Times-Union:I wanted to write about Social Security until I received a survey from our representative, Mr. Nisly.

Break-In At Tippecanoe Valley Middle School

AKRON – A break-in occurred at Tippecanoe Valley Middle School early this morning, according to a press release from the school corporation.

County hears report on work of school resource officers

When the Kosciusko County commissioners approve county departments applying for and receiving grants, the commissioners don't always get to see or hear how the grants have helped the county. Tuesday, Kosciusko County Sheriff Aaron Rovenstine gave the commissioners a brief presentation on how the COPS school resource officer grant helps not only the local community, but also the schools and students. Rovenstine said two years ago, the grants for school resource officers at Warsaw and Wawasee high schools were started.Since then, "it's been a very successful program," he said. This year, Don McCune became the school resource officer at Tippecanoe Valley High School.Rocky Goshert, Wawasee school resource officer, began at Wawasee at the end of last year.

Bauer Seeks Superior Court II Seat

Torrey Bauer will run for the Superior Court II seat in the May 6 Republican primary election.

Illegal Immigrants

Editor, Times-Union:While our Congress and Senate continue the debate on how to cut the funding for our troops fighting in Iraq, the subject of immigration no longer seems to be the focus today by either our politicians or the news media. Does this mean that the problem has been resolved? Or, could it be that our politicians know that immigration is a hot topic, which they cannot fix, and choose purposely to avoid the issue all together? Why? Has our news media stopped pounding the doors of our elected officials on Capital Hill on this subject?

Board Of Works Approves Menards Development Agreement

A development agreement for a Menards store and subdivision was approved by the Board of Public Works and Safety during a special meeting Monday morning at city hall.

Remnant Trust Readies For Move To Winona

WINONA LAKE - A collaborative partnership among community, cultural and educational organizations will bring the headquarters of The Remnant Trust, and its permanent collection of historical documents, to Winona Lake.

GOP's Blame Game

Editor, Times-Union:Is there anything that the GOP in Washington won't blame on President Obama?

Sheriff Goshert Honored at Meeting

Departing Kosciusko County Sheriff Rocky Goshert was recognized by the county council this morning for his 30 years in law enforcement.

Lancers Finish Fifth At Crossroads League Championships

Grace’s track and field teams had their best finish in over a decade at the Crossroads League Championships on Friday and Saturday.

WACF Acquires Property To Safeguard Wawasee-Area Watershed

Two Seniors Receive Local Scholarships

Two Kosciusko County high school seniors learned Wednesday that they will receive "full-ride" scholarships starting next year to the colleges of their choice. Stephanie Campbell, a senior at Warsaw Community High School; and Michelle Lamb, a senior at Wawasee High School, are this year's recipients of Lilly Endowment Community Scholarships, awarded through the Kosciusko County Foundation. The scholarships pay full tuition and required fees, plus an allocation for books and required equipment - for four years - to any Indiana public or private university, said Suzanne Light, director of the foundation. Light notified the students and their families Wednesday evening by personally delivering bouquets of balloons, mock checks and congratulatory letters to their houses.

Warsaw Schools Reviews 2009 Budget

Warsaw School Board reviewed the 2009 proposed budget Tuesday night.

Fellowship Missions Requests Variance for Homeless Shelter

Warsaw Board of Zoning Appeals will review a request for a use variance for a homeless shelter in Warsaw that will house men, women and children under one roof.

Warsaw Graduate Receives Cox Scholarship

Jeremy Meadows, a 2011 Warsaw Community High School graduate, recently was announced as a Cox Research Scholar at Indiana University, Bloomington. Jesse and Beulah Cox Scholarships were awarded to 63 first-year and returning students at Indiana University, including the first recipients of Cox Engagement, Access and Exploratory scholarships, new awards that were created this year.

Wheel Tax

Editor, Times-Union:Last week, the County Council passed the $25 surtax and $40 wheel tax to raise about $1.77 million per year for the Kosciusko County Highway Department to repair our roads.

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Judge Needs More Info In Civil Suit Against Johns