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Funds Raised During Cancer Care Gala, Auction

LEESBURG – Hundreds of people gathered Saturday night to raise money for the Cancer Care Fund of Kosciusko County.

Pet The Bunny Charity Event At Nappanee Friday Fest June 10

Lake City Bank Facilitates $530M Of Paycheck Protection Program Loans

Free Public COVID-19 Testing Day Benefits Many In Community

Pierceton PD Offers Security Survey

PIERCETON - Security surveys are being offered by the town's police officers, town marshal Tim Sammons told council members Monday. Continuing a campaign to introduce citizens and police officers to each other, Sammons said the program is offered at no charge. Each confidential survey will be taken by an officer.Recommendations, like trimming back shrubs, adding outside lighting or ensuring that all windows lock, will be offered to prevent theft and vandalism. Chip Hill, public works supervisor, said leaf pickup begins Monday.The schedule is: Mondays: south of Catholic Street and west of First Street; Wednesdays: south of Catholic Street and east of First Street; and Thursdays: north of Catholic Street. Hill said work in the street department office's kitchen continues with installation of new cabinets.

Conservative Values Motivate Souder

Mark Souder's conservative values and religious beliefs are a motivation in why he is running for the third district Congressional seat. "I grew up in a strong conservative home and those principles that were instilled in me at a young age have been a part of my campaign," Souder said. Souder, 56, of Fort Wayne, said he is pro-life and believes in traditional marriage. Souder faces candidate Tom Hayhurst in the Nov.7 election. Souder first served four terms representing Indiana's Fourth Congressional District.Since 2002, he has represented Indiana's Third Congressional District. "This race will decide who will provide direction in Congress and instill the conservative values in Indiana residents that have been an important part of my life," Souder said. Souder said he is a senior member of the Homeland Security committee, border subcommittee member, intelligence committee member and chair of the Indiana Narcotics committee.

Bourbon Council Creates Storm Water Utility

BOURBON - "We have created the vehicle for both the Center Street and Ind.331 projects if we need it," said town council president Bill Keyser as he signed an ordinance Tuesday creating a storm water utility for the town. Council members have worked several years searching for funding to reconstruct sewer, storm drainage and water service and have yet to secure any funding for the work.They are awaiting word from state officials concerning possible funding for the Center Street reconstruction project; the creation of this utility was an effort to comply with requirements.State officials promised word on the application by mid-October. The council approved a survey to determine the percentage of low- to moderate-income households in town.The work, costing $1,350, will be done by Ball State University. Consultant John Hughes told the board the updated survey would provide necessary information for various programs.

Lady Lancers Secure Winning Season

WINONA LAKE - Grace College's women’s basketball team secured its third winning season in four years with a 74-62 win over Southern Wesleyan on Thursday.

Daniel T. 'Dan' Ewald

2 Held In Theft Of Lottery Tickets

A Winona Lake couple are facing charges after police allege they stole lottery tickets from several convenience stores, according to a news release from the Indiana State Police.

Quid Pro No!

There are some really significant problems facing our country right now, to be sure.Economic woes top the list.

Quid Pro No!

There are some really significant problems facing our country right now, to be sure.Economic woes top the list.

Milton 'Zeke' Irwin

Milton "Zeke" Irwin, 82, of Atwood, died Sept. 10, 2007, while gardening at home. He was born July 22, 1925, in Atwood, to Justin Day and Cathern Wolf Irwin. In 1947, he married Wilma Jean Irwin, who died in 1964.

Mary L. Camden

Mary L. Camden, 93, of Pierceton, died at 12:47 a.m. April 2, 2008, in Parkview Whitley Hospital, Columbia City.

Ronald A. Hershberger

NAPPANEE - Ronald A. Hershberger, 66, of 69425 M 62 Lot 107, Edwardsburg, Mich., and formerly of Nappanee, died at 12:20 a.m. Nov. 17, 2008, in the emergency room at Lakeland Hospital, Niles, Mich.

R. Genevieve Barlow

R. Genevieve Barlow, 96, died at 9:57 a.m. Aug. 10, 2012, at Gardens at Lake City, Warsaw.

Blanche E. Myers Norman

AKRON – Blanche E. Myers Norman, 93, formerly of the Akron and Macy areas, died at 1:32 p.m. Oct. 27, 2012, in Miller’s Merry Manor East, Wabash.

Robert D. Ihnen

NORTH MANCHESTER – Robert D. Ihnen, 89, of North Manchester, died at 6:32 a.m. Nov. 18, 2012, in Sturgill Care-HPH Hospice Center, Brooksville, Fla.