Old National Names Dwayne Powell Jr. Community Development Manager
Old National Names Dwayne Powell Jr. Community Development Manager
Buzzer Beater Sends Lady Lancers To National Title Game
Grace College’s women’s basketball team advanced to the NCCAA National Title in dramatic fashion with a 75-73 win over Oakland City, thanks to a buzzer beating shot from Kensie Ryman.
Lancers Roll Past Red Raiders In NAIA Round Of 16
Grace’s men’s basketball team opened up tournament play in Kansas City with a resounding win over Northwestern on Thursday.
Michael Ward Hobbs
MILFORD – Michael Ward Hobbs, age 78, of Milford, passed away Wednesday evening, March 20, 2024, at home.
Election Board Dismisses Complaint Against Huffer Signs
The complaint filed against Coroner Tyler Huffer by Prairie Township Trustee Julia Goon regarding Huffer’s election sign was dismissed 3-0 by the Kosciusko County Election Board Friday.
Birthing Center Transferring From Parkview Whitley To Parkview Kosciusko
Parkview Whitley Hospital Family Birthing Center is relocating to the new Parkview Kosciusko Hospital this fall.
Governor Candidate Forum Will Feature Four Candidates
Four Republican candidates for Indiana governor will take part in Monday’s candidate forum hosted by the Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce.
Warsaw Resident Collecting Supplies For Tornado Victims
Warsaw resident and post office worker Tim Morton is putting together a supplies drive for tornado victims in Ohio and plans on taking the supplies to Ohio on Good Friday.
Syracuse-Wawasee Chamber Gives Awards; Coplen Receives Sagamore
SYRACUSE - The Syracuse-Wawasee Chamber of Commerce held its annual award banquet Thursday evening at the Oakwood Event Center in Syracuse.
Betten’s Standout Season Earns Him Player Of The Year Honors
Bursting onto the scene as a freshman three years ago, Manchester junior forward Gavin Betten has gotten better in each year of his high school career. This season was his best yet, as the big man averaged a double-double, led the Squires in almost every major statistic and was a key factor in Manchester winning its first Three Rivers Conference title since the 2014-15 season. When you put all of these together, Betten is an obvious choice for the 2024 Times-Union Boys Basketball Player of the Year.
Drone Crash Won’t Delay Chinworth Trail Extension Surveying Work
A drone mishap means Triad Associates Inc. will be doing the survey work for the Chinworth Trail extension a little more old fashioned.
Church News 03.21.24
Church news includes services for Holy Week and Easter egg hunts.
Lady Lancers Shake Off Slow Start, Advance To NCCAA Semis
Hosting the NCCAA Tournament for the final time after a 15-year run, the Grace women’s basketball entered the week hoping to make one final run to end their hosting duties on a high note. Facing off against No. 5 Southwestern Christian as the No. 4 seed, the Lady Lancers were able to shake off a sluggish start and come back for a 79-73 victory.
Plug And Play’s Warsaw Office Celebrates Opening At Zimmer Biomet Headquarters
A ribbon-cutting and panel discussion Wednesday celebrated the opening of Plug and Play's Warsaw office, located at the Zimmer Biomet headquarters.
Brooke Winchester Wins Times-Union Girls Player Of The Year
A scorer that can get it done down low as well as at the three point line. A prolific rebounder that nearly averaged a double-double for the season. One of the leaders on a team that went undefeated in the Northern Lakes Conference for the third straight campaign. These are just some of the qualities of Warsaw junior forward Brooke Winchester, who has been selected as the 2024 Times-Union Girls Basketball Player of the Year.
Syracuse Town Council Introduces TIF Bond For Rabbit Ridge Development
SYRACUSE - The Syracuse Town Council introduced a tax increment finance bond for Rabbit Ridge Development during its regular meeting Tuesday.
Convention & Visitors Bureau Celebrates Rebranding To ‘Clearly Kosciusko’
The Kosciusko County Convention and Visitors Bureau (KCCVB) recently launched its official rebranding to “Clearly Kosciusko,” and Wednesday they had a ribbon-cutting ceremony with the Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce to celebrate the launch.
Claypool Renews Fire Protection, Discusses Spring Cleanup
CLAYPOOL – At Tuesday night's meeting, Claypool Town Council renewed the Clay Township fire protection for $10,000 to include only sewer and not water service from the town, and discussed options for spring cleanup.
