Warsaw Distance Crew Continues Success At Showcase Events

Track and Field is in full swing, and the Warsaw athletes continue to put forth efforts that are causing some to ask if this is the golden-age of Warsaw T&F.

Kosciusko County Goes ‘All In’ With New Countywide Initiative For Economic And Community Growth

Kosciusko County is launching All In Kosciusko, a unifying brand and growing movement, this week to spotlight the energy, collaboration and long-term investments transforming the region.

4th Of July Celebration List Updated

The Fourth of July celebrations have already started and a number of local towns and associations are planning more events over the next few days. Following is an updated list about those events.

Atelier Presents WCHS Student Show Of Surf Art

Contemporary art gallery Atelier will transform into a surf shack featuring student work from July 12 to Aug. 31

Tippecanoe Valley Begins Sectional Against Knox On Home Court

With no conference to call home during its transition season away from the Three Rivers Conference and into the new conference it will be a founding member of, the Tippecanoe Valley boys basketball team was able to put together quite the schedule for the 2023-24 season. The Vikings took on teams from all over the half of the state this winter, from Fort Wayne South Side to Wheeler. Lebanon to South Bend Washington. More times than not, Valley was able to answer the call, battling through the grueling, unorthodox schedule to head into the playoffs with a 15-8 record.

Triton’s Cohesive Unit To Take Aim At Another Sectional Title

If Triton gets to cut down the nets this week at the IHSAA Class 2A Triton Sectional veteran coach Jason Groves knows it will be a group effort.

Young Lakeland Christian Team Excited To Gain Playoff Experience

Last season, the Lakeland Christian boys basketball team was the biggest surprise in Kosciusko County, going 19-6, sharing the Hoosier Plains Conference title and making it to a sectional championship game before falling to Bethany Christian. That team was led by Times-Union Player of the Year Seth Martin, who is now continuing his basketball career for Grace College.

Church News 07.11.24

Church News includes a blood drive and a lakeside worship service.

Oakwood Cemetery Memorial Day Service Honors Fallen Heroes

Those who died during military service were honored during a Memorial Day service at Oakwood Cemetery Monday.

Mentone Alumni Reflect On School During Open House

MENTONE – The Mentone High School Alumni Association celebrated the 50th anniversary of the Mentone High School Class of 1974, the last class to graduate from the high school, with an open house Saturday.

County Commissioners Approve Resolution On Employee Vacation, Paid Leave Policies

County attorney Ed Ormsby presented a resolution to the county commissioners on Tuesday amending and restating the county’s vacation policy and amending the personal paid leave policy for county employees.

Whitko Hopes To Keep Making History In First Regional

Last weekend was a monumental one for the Whitko girls basketball program, as the team defeated No. 4 Bluffton to capture their first ever sectional championship. Despite this groundbreaking moment for the school and the players, they’re not satisfied yet.

Whitko Hopes To Continue Making History At Semi-State

An already historic year in South Whitley will continue for at least one more weekend.

The Penalty Box: The School Year Of A Lifetime

I do not have to explain to you that Warsaw has a long history of success in athletics.

Times-Union Court News 10-15-2002

Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses in the office of Kosciusko County Clerk Sharon Christner: • Dale R.Alley, 46, and Robin M.Cole, 37, both of West Market Street, Pierceton. • Richard B.Espeset, 32, Pony Creek Road, North Manchester, and Andrea Lynn Sipe, 23, North Lincoln Park, Warsaw. • Greggory David Fuller, 23, and Jamie Lynn Reed, 23, both of East River Avenue, Warsaw. • Troy W.Glant, 41, and Joyce A.Debona, 46, both of West Monoquet Road, Warsaw. • Jeremiah Donald Lowe, 19, Warsaw, and Abbey Lynn Baumgartner, 19, East Cherokee Road, Syracuse. • Juan Miguel Cacahua Mendez, 28, and Angela Denise Perry, 32, both of Warsaw. • Lamar O.Mullet, 33, North CR 625W, Etna Green, and Carla R.Miller, 33, North Creek Bend Lane, Milford. • Robert Lee Nine Jr., 44, and Crystal A.Amburgy, 44, both of North Vicky Lane, Warsaw.

Letters to the Editor 05-31-2006

- God-Given Talents - Valley GPAs - Against Gay Marriage - Gas Math - Toll Road Leasing - Leave Well Enough Alone God-Given Talents Editor, Times-Union: For what are you using your God-given talents? In our families, it is often acknowledged that our children are so different in interests and abilities.Johnny is running his cars, trucks, powershovel and tractor around the room and yard.Mary follows her mother around the house to learn to cook, sew, do laundry.Billy goes often to the piano.Sarah puts on her nurse outfit when with her dolls.Tim kicks a ball, a can, and carries a ball bat most of the time.

Letters to the Editor 05-15-1998

On The Court

Where There's A Willy, There's A Will

NAPPANEE -ÊWilly Will, NorthWood's No.9, has been wreaking havoc on opponents all year. When he is not catching one of Mike Blosser's passes to gain yardage for the Panthers, Will is stopping opponents dead in their tracks at the strong safety position. As one of just two Panthers who plays both offense and defense on a regular basis, Will causes many of NorthWood's opponents to scratch their heads and wonder how to avoid him. "We're sure glad he's on our side," said NorthWood football coach Rich Dodson. "NorthWood has a great wide receiver in Willy Will," said Lakeland coach Rex Bowser."I am really impressed with him." NorthWood (9-2), ranked No.5 in the final class 3A poll, hosts 6-5 Lakeland at 7:30 p.m.Friday in a sectional championship game. Will started playing football in fifth grade when he and as many as nine other current NorthWood players made the trek to Warsaw to play in a pee-wee league. Through the years, Will has played several positions.

Tigers Pierce Archers, Win Regional

FORT WAYNE - In the end, all the talk of moving the Fort Wayne South Side 4A Regional to a bigger gym in Fort Wayne was just that, talk. The reason for the talk, a gym that some from Warsaw felt that at 2,100 capacity was too small for a 4A regional, still had empty seats.And Warsaw, making the road trip, marched into Fort Wayne South Side and upset the No.10 Archers 45-44 in their house in Tuesday's boys basketball regional.The Tigers beat a South Side team that played eight players, all seniors. The Archers end the season 20-4, while 19-4 Warsaw survives and advances.The Tigers play No.4 Merrillville (21-2) in Saturday's Lafayette Semistate.Merrillville moved on with a 73-56 Tuesday win over Munster (18-5) in the Merrillville 4A Regional.