CCAC, Salvation Army To Receive ARPA Dollars From City Of Warsaw
The City-County Athletic Complex (CCAC) and The Salvation Army will receive American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds from the city of Warsaw, but only after the Common Council approves a new purchasing agent ordinance in February.
Warsaw Plays “Best 32 Minutes” To Beat Homestead
After spending nearly a week out of action due to the weather of the past few days, the Warsaw girls basketball team returned to action in a big way on Tuesday evening, defeating Homestead 69-48 at the Tiger Den.
Yevonne Shenefield
Yevonne Shenefield, 88, of Syracuse, passed away on Jan. 14, 2024, at Miller’s Merry Manor of Warsaw.
County Voting Machines In Compliance With State Law
As of Jan. 4, Kosciusko County is in compliance with the Indiana state law that requires all of the county’s voting machines to be equipped with a Voter Verifiable Paper Audit Trail (VVPAT), County Clerk Ann Torpy told the county commissioners Tuesday.
Commissioners OK Grant Applications For Sheriff’s Office CRP
After getting approval from the Kosciusko County Commissioners Tuesday and the County Council Thursday, the Sheriff’s Office will be applying for two grants for the Community Recovery Program (CRP) totaling around $1 million.
Purdue Varsity Glee Club Tickets For Syracuse Are Available
SYRACUSE - Chautauqua-Wawasee is bringing the Purdue Varsity Glee Club back to Syracuse on March 1 for their only performance in northeastern Indiana during the first half of 2024.
Grace, Mission Point Invite Community To ‘Supermarket Sweep’
WINONA LAKE — Grace College and Mission Point Community Church invite all community members to participate in the 13th annual Supermarket Sweep on Jan. 31 at Kroger, 2211 E. Center St., Warsaw.
Boggles The Mind
Editor, Times-Union: It seems there are still some folks who think all this talk about democracy is hogwash, that America is not a democracy because that word does not appear in the Constitution. (How obvious it is that the Constitution is their go-to source of “I told you so” when it suits their arguments, but the same base authority for governing America ought to be ignored or even suspended when their arguments fall apart or their quests for authoritarian leadership seem hindered by that document.)
Sidney Still Working On Getting Police Help
SIDNEY — Sidney is continuing to work on getting part-time police help.
David Wayne Coy
David Wayne Coy died Jan. 13, 2024.
Portfolio Review And Adjustments For The New Year
As we settle into 2024, with our first real taste of Indiana winter this weekend, it is a good time to review your investments and potentially make adjustments based on your results in 2023.
Warsaw Community Schools Celebrates Connection With ‘The Boys in The Boat’
Warsaw Community Schools (WCS) highlighted an educational journey linked to the New York Times best-selling book and now movie "The Boys in the Boat," a story of teamwork at the 1936 Berlin Olympics.
Margaret ‘Peg’ Elizabeth Town
Margaret “Peg” Elizabeth Town, of Warsaw, passed away on Wednesday, Dec. 27, 2023, at Mason Health Care in Warsaw, at the age of 83.
Shirley Gale Lancaster
Shirley Gale Lancaster, 80, of Syracuse, passed away peacefully into the arms of Jesus Monday, Jan. 8, 2024, at Goshen Hospital.
Wilson Files For County Coroner
Tracy Wilson is running for the Kosciusko County coroner position on her many years of experience.
Scherer Files For N. Dist. County Commissioner
On Friday, Republican Nathan Scherer officially filed to run for northern district county commissioner.
Mentzer Park Improvements Moving Forward In Mentone
MENTONE — Preliminary plans and a budget was presented to the Mentone Town Council during a second public hearing Thursday on its Hoosier Enduring Legacy Program (HELP) for Mentzer Park Improvements.
Roofing At TVHS Nearly Complete
AKRON — Roofing is nearly complete over all the parts of Tippecanoe Valley High School’s construction project.
