Calvin Max Weakly
BOURBON – Calvin Max Weakly, 97, lifelong resident of Bourbon, passed away peacefully on Tuesday, Jan. 16, 2024, at Signature Health Care in Bremen.
Soil-Con Scheduled For March 20
Led by district Soil Health Specialist Tashina Lahr-Manifold, Soil-Con will be held March 20.
Local High School Sports Recaps For Saturday, January 20
Boys and Girls Basketball
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.
Why Having An Investment Policy Statement Is Important To Success
An investment policy statement is a document that lists investment goals and the strategies that will be used to meet those goals.
Miles Promoted To Manufacturing Engineering Manager For Brock Grain
Miles Promoted To Manufacturing Engineering Manager For Brock Grain
Warsaw’s Five-Game Winning Streak Snapped By Concord
Coming off of five straight wins, four by single digits, the Warsaw boys basketball team took their talents to Concord on Friday night to take on the defensively stout Minutemen. Despite a fast start, the Tigers were not able to hold on in a 56-45 loss.
Java, Jive & Pie Benefit Event For Classic Arts Programs Returns
WINONA LAKE – Classic Arts Programs will host the third annual Java, Jive & Pie event to raise funds for the Classic Arts Programs.
Patricia Ann Cretcher
On Jan. 16, 2024, Patricia Ann Craig Cretcher passed away peacefully at the age of 90 with her family by her side.
Bradley Marshall
Bradley Marshall, known to most as Brad, born on March 11, 1972, in Warsaw, tragically passed away on Jan. 16, 2024, in Fort Wayne at the age of 51 of natural causes.
3 More Republicans File For May Primary
Three more people have filed for the May election primary over the past week, all of whom are Republicans.
WPD To Apply For Grant For Stress Training
One hundred thirty-seven police officers committed suicide last year. Police officers are more prone to committing suicide than dying on the job, according to Warsaw Police Department Capt. Joel T. Beam at the Board of Public Works and Safety Friday.
State Legislators Give Updates On Medicare, Medicaid And Education
With the Indiana Legislature’s session this year being a short one and non-fiscal, state Reps. David Abbott and Craig Snow and Sen. Ryan Mishler talked Friday about what they were doing down at the statehouse.
Terry Sims Has Impacted Students At Madison Elementary For 50 Years
Over the 50 consecutive years that Terry Sims has been a teacher at Madison Elementary School, he estimates he taught around 4,000 students.
Whitko Bests Maconaquah For Sixth Straight Victory
Needing to go perfect the rest of the way in Three Rivers Conference play for a chance to overtake Lewis Cass for the conference crown, the Whitko girls basketball team set their sights on Maconaquah Thursday night, looking for a big win at home. The Lady ‘Cats got just that, overcoming a slow start to defeat the Lady Braves 70-59.
County Parks Board Gives Progress Reports On Projects
Updates on the two Kosciusko County Department of Parks and Recreation projects were provided by board members at their meeting Thursday.
Lakeside Hosts Ribbon-Cutting Open House As Thanks To The Community
SYRACUSE - The Lakeside, formerly KellyJae's, hosted a ribbon-cutting and open house Wednesday evening as a thank-you to the community for its support.
Facts Of The Matter
Editor, Times-Union: Facts are provable. Opinions do not change facts; lies do not negate facts. Following are some facts that may not be obvious to folks who are busy living their lives with little or no time to follow or explore current events or in-depth daily news stories.
No. 1 Grace Powers Past USF, Wins 17th Straight Game
The No. 1-ranked Grace men’s basketball team overcame a poor shooting night to dispatch St. Francis 85-64 on Wednesday.
