Baker Inks Letter With Toledo

Warsaw Community High School senior Lindsay Baker has signed a letter of intent to play NCAA Division I basketball at Toledo University next season.The 5-foot-11 Baker plans to major in exercise science at Toledo.

National Bowling Week Celebrated Locally

The Bowling Alley, Warsaw, has plans to celebrate National Bowling Week locally. National Bowling Week is July 30 through Aug. 6.

Warsaw Parade to Celebrate 9/11 Sunday

The 10th anniversary of 9/11 is Sunday, and a parade and ceremony have been planned locally.

Purdue Club of Kosciusko County Presents Scholarships

The Purdue Club of Kosciusko County presented scholarships to three students from the Purdue Scholars of Kosciusko County Fund.The fund was established through the Kosciusko County Community Foundation to provide financial assistance to deserving students from Kosciusko County who are beginning their third or fourth year at Purdue University.

Meet-the-Candidates Event in September at Lakeview Middle School

A meet-the-candidates event for those running for office in the Nov. 6 election is planned in September at Lakeview Middle School auditorium.

Donald Lee Evilsizor

Donald Lee Evilsizor, 57, lost his battle with primary brain cancer on Nov. 4, 2016. Don was born May 14, 1959, to Donald Leroy and Judy Gaerte Evilsizor in Columbia City.

Neighborhood Beautification Is Sixth Stellar Project

The sixth Stellar Communities project will create a buffer that protects homes from some of the impacts of existing industries.

Home Rehabilitation A Part Of City's Stellar Community Plan

Home rehabilitation is a part of the City of Warsaw’s application to be a 2016 Stellar Communities designee.

Joe's Kids 1st Annual Dinner, Tailgate And Auction Set For Sept. 26

Plans are underway for Joe’s Kids first annual dinner, tailgate and auction on Sept. 26.

Community Corrections Looks to 2016 Funding

Kosciusko County Commissioners approved this morning the Community Corrections program 2016 application and budget.

KOSCIUSKO COUNTY AREA PLAN - STUMP APPEAL

MLK Event Set Monday

WINONA LAKE - The Committee to Commemorate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. has planned its annual ceremony Monday.

Huntington Man Critical After Prearranged Brawl

A South Whitley man has been charged with critically beating a Huntington man in a planned fight along a county dirt road late Wednesday morning.

KOSCIUSKO COUNTY BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS - MARCH 8 EXCEPTIONS

Remember When 03.14.2011

10 Years AgoThe town of Silver Lake is a few steps closer to finalizing plans for a town park to occupy the old Marathon Station site. Town council president Brenda Wadkins said last month the town plans to put a gazebo in the old parking lot, adding benches and a brick sidewalk to make the area a "sitting park." The town will be selling 4- by 8-inch and 8- by 8-inch bricks, to the public to raise money for construction of the new park. The bricks will be engraved with whatever the buyer chooses and placed in the park.25 Years AgoBack in home at the edge of Rozella Ford Community Golf Course are Warsaw's McCleary's (Doc and Lou) after a couple of weeks in sunny Florida visiting friends and relatives in and around Sebring.Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cameron, of Winona Lake, have returned to their home after two weeks of vacation in Florida. They visited friends and relatives in Lakeland, Punta Gorda and St. Petersburg.50 Years AgoTypical of American Girl Scouts who are observing Citizenship Day today are Gale Hoskins, a Brownie, Marcia Ann Miner, an Intermediate, and Lynn Coble, Senior Scout wearing the new official uniform for her group. Parents of the girls are Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Hoskins and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Miner, of Warsaw, and Dr. and Mrs. M.M. Coble, of Pierceton. Brownies start by learning what citizenship stands for on a local level. All Scout programs begin with a flag ceremony.75 Years Ago An enjoyable ("kid") party was held recently at the home of Miss Frances Smith by members of the O-We-Kon-Za campfire group. All came dressed in children's costumes, and the prize for the cleverest costume was awarded to Miss Janice Ruse. Miss Charlotte Marie Butler won the prize for guessing the number of beans in a jar, and in a clothes pin contest Miss Margaret Moore won the prize. Refreshments were served to the 11 members present.

FOP Plans Outing To Fund Scholarships

Kosciusko County Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 149 will host its sixth annual golf outing to support three scholarships named in memory of three county police officers who died in the line of duty.

Manchester Names Pharmacy Dean

NORTH MANCHESTER – Ending a nationwide search, Manchester College is turning to Executive Vice President Dave McFadden as its new dean for the School of Pharmacy.

Thallemer eyes 2nd mayoral term

Warsaw Mayor Joe Thallemer announced Friday he is seeking a second term as mayor.

Giant Lobster is Catch of the Day

A local restaurant owner and his wife went to Boston for a two-day vacation and returned with an 11-pound lobster.

2nd Amendment Rights

Editor, Times-Union:On March 9, 2011, while serving in the Wisconsin Senate, I received the following e-mail: “ … I as well as many others know where you and your family live … We have all planned to assault (sic) you by arriving at your house and putting a nice little bullet in your head ...”