Cole 95th
Arlene Gaither Cole, of Warsaw, is celebrating her 95th birthday on March 17. Her family and friends will be welcomed to help her celebrate from 1 to 3 p.m. No gifts please, but cards are welcome. Please contact Arlene for details.
Grace Headed To K.C. For The NAIA’s Sweet Sixteen
Grace’s men’s basketball team led from start to finish in a 106-61 rout of Union in the NAIA Second Round.
Bowen Center Gives Report To County Commissioners, Council
At their separate meetings last week, the Kosciusko County Commissioners on Tuesday and Council on Thursday heard similar presentations from The Bowen Center about the organization’s past, present and future.
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.
Financial Issues To Keep In Mind As Your Retirement Draws Near
Hopefully when you get within a year or so of retirement, you will have acquired almost all the assets you will need in retirement.
Redmond Named Vice President And General Manager For Ironwood Plastics
Redmond Named Vice President And General Manager For Ironwood Plastics
Michael Morris Promoted To Facilities And Maintenance Manager For CTB Inc.
Michael Morris Promoted To Facilities And Maintenance Manager For CTB Inc.
Lancers Open NAIA Tournament With Comeback Win
For the second straight year, the Grace men’s basketball team has been the cream of the crop in the NAIA, and for the second straight year, the Lancers were rewarded for their efforts by being awarded a host site for the opening rounds of the NAIA Tournament as a No. 1 seed. Facing off against No. 16 seed Washington Adventist, Grace was able to overcome a sluggish start, exploding late in the second half to advance to the next round on Saturday night with a 85-65 victory.
City Seeking Grant To Demolish Former Jomac Building For Future Shelter
If the city is awarded a Blight Clearance Grant through the Office of Community and Rural Affairs (OCRA), the former Jomac Products building will be demolished to make way for Fellowship Missions’ future plans.
Road Closures, Payments, Contracts Approved By Board Of Works
Several road closures, contracts and pay applications were approved by the Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety on Friday, including a payment for the Warsaw Chemical groundwater cleanup.
Kosciusko County Redevelopment Commission Hears Update From KEDCO, Approves Funds For Core Mechanical
Kosciusko County Redevelopment Commission heard an update from the Kosciusko Economic Development Corporation (KEDCO) during its meeting Thursday.
Runnings Offers Home, Farm And Sporting Supplies
Whether you’re planning a camping trip, need supplies for the farm, looking for some new clothes or just need some home décor, you’ll probably find it at Runnings, 3660 Commerce Drive, Warsaw.
Pierceton Council, Project Managers Hold Informational Meeting On Sidewalk Project
PIERCETON — The Pierceton Town Council and project managers held an informational meeting Thursday about a sidewalk project in town limits.
Courtney Rose Wiseley Wareham
BOURBON – Courtney Rose Wiseley Wareham, 45, passed away unexpectedly on March 11, 2024, in Battle Creek, Mich.
County Council Approves Tax Abatements for Louis Dreyfus Co.
It took three motions, but the Kosciusko County Council on Thursday approved real property and personal property tax abatements for Louis Dreyfus Co. for five and three years, respectively.
Silver Lake Advised To Increase Utility Rates
SILVER LAKE – At Wednesday night's meeting the Silver Lake Town Council heard from Eric Walsh, consulting partner at Baker Tilly, on the town's utility cash flows.
T. Valley School Board Hears Building Update
AKRON — Workers have started hanging drywall in Tippecanoe Valley High School’s auditorium.
Burket Council Continued Discussion On Spring Cleanup
BURKET – Burket Town Council decided Thursday to go back and try to get more information about spring cleanup services.
