Valley School Board Candidates Discuss Issues At Forum
Five candidates for the Tippecanoe Valley School Board participated in a Meet the Candidates night Thursday, sponsored by the government and political science class at Tippecanoe Valley High School.
Six Lady Lancers Named Volleyball All-League
WINONA LAKE - Grace’s volleyball team was rewarded after a strong 2020 season with six All-Crossroads League honorees.
Ceremony Marks 23 Years After 9/11 Attacks
Kosciusko County Sheriff Jim Smith remembers where he was when he learned about the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
Longest-Serving City Employee Recognized By Board Of Works
The city of Warsaw’s longest-serving employee was one of three men recognized Friday at the Board of Public Works and Safety meeting.
Allebach To Retire, Winona Lake Hires New Trash Company
WINONA LAKE – Winona Lake Town Manager Craig Allebach has submitted his intent to retire, effective the end of October or as soon as a replacement is found.
County ARPA Committee Obligates Remaining Funds
The last of Kosciusko’s American Rescue Plan Act dollars were obligated Wednesday, save for a “cushion” of about $4,000, by the county’s ARPA committee.
County Commissioners Approve Less ARPA Dollars For Wagon Wheel Than Recommended
Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts will get $100,000 less in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds from the county than the ARPA Committee recommended because of a decision by the county commissioners Tuesday.
41 Unanswered Points Help Tigers Blow By Plymouth
After winning its first two games this season on the back of its defense, the Warsaw Tiger football team finally had the offensive success it was waiting for, steamrolling 41-7 past Northern Lakes Conference rival Plymouth in both teams’ NLC opener. Warsaw remains undefeated this season at 3-0, 1-0 in the NLC.
Congressmen Banks, Yakym Give County GOP Update On Work
NORTH WEBSTER - With the U.S. House of Representatives back in session under new Speaker Mike Johnson, 3rd District Congressman Jim Banks and 2nd District Congressman Rudy Yakym were unable to attend Thursday’s Kosciusko County Republican Party Hall of Fame Dinner in person.
County ARPA Committee Reviews Completed Grants
With Kosciusko County’s American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds dwindling down, the ARPA committee met Wednesday to see where they stood and what was left to be done.
Warsaw Is Among Over 1,000 Nationwide Hands Off! Protest Sites
Warsaw was one of over 1,000 nationwide Hands Off! protest sites Saturday.
National Champs! Grace Spikers Claim 2023 NCCAA Crown
Grace’s volleyball team completed a week to remember on Saturday.
Jury Trial Begins For Warsaw Teenager Accused Of Shooting Person
Four witnesses testified during the first day of a three-day jury trial for a Warsaw teenager accused of shooting a person in April 2023.
County Council Finishes Up 2023 With Decisions For 2024
During their last meeting of 2023 Thursday, the Kosciusko County Council made a few decisions for 2024, including the one-year council committees and appointments.
Lancers Erupt In Second Half To Rout Goshen, Now 15-0
Grace’s men’s basketball team ran its undefeated start to 15 straight thanks to a 108-78 win over Goshen on Saturday.
Lady Lancers’ Suffocating Defense Leads To Fifth Straight Win
Grace College’s women’s basketball team improved their winning streak to five games after a suffocating defensive effort lifted the Lancers to a 50-41 win over Mt. Vernon on Saturday afternoon.
