Tippy Valley Class Lands Field Trip To Tour Cubs' Franchise

AKRON – Whether they’re Chicago Cubs fans or not, students in Ben Rogers’ sports marketing and Darren Parker’s accounting classes will get a behind-the-scenes tour of the baseball organization April 22.

The Penalty Box: Expectations Are A Fool’s Paradise

Working part-time for financial planners Alderfer Bergen for six years made me more aware of the stock market and all the things that go with it.

Movement Mortgage Presents $10K Grant To Baker Youth Club

WCS Board Hears Report On Need To Replace $394,000 Chiller

While one chiller at Warsaw Community High School was being replaced last summer, the second one went out.

Triton Looks To Be Senior Strong This Season

BOURBON – If luck happens when preparation meets opportunity, Triton football coach Ron Brown wants to be as prepared as possible for opportune moments.

Awards Presented At Annual Syracuse-Wawasee Chamber Banquet

NORTH WEBSTER – The room at the Owl’s Nest Banquet Hall was buzzing all night Tuesday with the sounds of the community coming together and excitement for the naming of this year’s Syracuse-Wawasee Chamber of Commerce awards recipients.

Zoners Approve Three Variances

Petitioners representing a church, car dealership and a carpet care business all had their variances approved by the Warsaw Board of Zoning Appeals Monday night.

#13 Tiger Boys’ Soccer Shuts Out #10 Penn 2-0

The Warsaw Tigers boys’ soccer side jumped ahead 1-0 on striker Eduardo Escutia’s goal at the third minute and maintained their sense of urgency deep into last night’s match for an insurance goal by Tito Sanchez (71’) in a 2-0 win over the 10th-ranked Penn Kingsmen at the Tiger Soccer Complex.

Feed The Farmers Shares Spirit Of Thanks During Harvest Season

A sandwich. An apple. A cookie. Might not sound like much, but dozens of Kosciusko County farmers are grateful for this small bounty during their busy harvest season.

Traffic Panel Reviews Downtown Parking Survey Responses

Warsaw Traffic Safety Commission reviewed responses during its meeting Wednesday the city received from a community survey it conducted on downtown parking.

Community Conversation Looks To Help Shape County’s Future

The future of Kosciusko County could all change at the third Community Conversation Nov. 29.

KC Chamber Matches Gift Certificates; 2:1 Local Restaurants Feel The Pandemic Pinch

The Penalty Box

The Penalty Box: Officiating again, and it feels good

Smoke & Swine Offers A Full Gluten-Free Menu

Kosciusko County COVID-19 Numbers Improving

Public Gives KABS Input On Deviated Fixed Route

With a deviated fixed route, Kosciusko Area Bus Service (KABS) hopes to combine the reliability of a fixed route with the flexibility to deviate as needed within a certain area.

KOSCIUSKO COUNTY CLAIMS - MARCH 31 MEETING

Legal Services Fund Transfer Gets Split County Council Vote

TIPPECANOE VALLEYL CPF & BUS FUND

World/Nation Briefs 2.13.2013

California manhunt leads to cabin, fire believed to have claimed ex-officer wanted in rampageBIG BEAR LAKE, Calif. (AP) — The manhunt for a former Los Angeles police officer suspected of going on a killing spree converged Tuesday on a mountain cabin where authorities believe he barricaded himself inside, engaged in a shootout that killed a deputy and then never emerged as the home went up in flames.