U.S. 30 East Study Nears Halfway Point

The U.S. 30 East study is nearly halfway complete, and on Tuesday the Kosciusko County Commissioners received an update on how the study is progressing.

Second Cohort Of First Responders Graduate CIT

To graduate Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) training and become a CIT officer, first responders must have 40 hours of class time that covers a plethora of topics.

Dominant D + Explosive O = Tiger Boys’ Sectional Title

The Warsaw Tigers boys’ soccer side streaked to a convincing 4-nil victory over the Homestead Spartans for their third straight IHSAA Class 3A Sectional 5 title Saturday night on the synthetic turf at Huntington North High School.

Syracuse Residents Air Concerns Over ‘Designated Outdoor Drinking’

SYRACUSE – A couple of residents aired concerns about the Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area at Tuesday’s Syracuse Town Council meeting during the public comment section of the meeting.

The Gathering Place Looks To Bring People Together

The Gathering Place celebrated its grand opening Tuesday.

Mitchell, Puckett, Thystrup & Jackson Honored At GOP Hall Of Fame Dinner

NORTH WEBSTER - There were political speeches, of course, at Tuesday’s Kosciusko County Republican Party Hall of Fame Dinner, but the event is better known as the dinner where the Republican Woman and Man of the Year Awards are given out.

50 Years Later, 1976 Lady Tigers Remember Their Title Run

History has a funny way of repeating itself.

Letters to the Editor 12-19-2000

- Meaning Of Christmas - What's In A Name - Election Ironies - Thanks To Highway Dept.

Letters to the Editor 01-22-2004

- Gay Marriage - All-Day Kindergarten - Praise For Doctor - Defends AWL Gay Marriage Editor, Times-Union: As Americans, we are led by the power of our conscience and the history of our country to defend and promote the dignity and rights of all people.Each person, however frail or defenseless, has a place and a purpose in this world.On National Sanctity of Human Life Day, we celebrate the gift of life and our commitment to building a society of compassion and humanity. Today, the principles of human dignity enshrined in the Declaration of Independence - that all persons are created equal and possess the unalienable rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness - continue to guide us.

Letters to the Editor 10-03-2001

Letters to the Editor 12-19-2005

- Money Talks - Gift Of Sight - Bush & Rove - Time, Politicians & Lies Money Talks Editor, Times-Union: Am I missing something? According to what I read in the Times-Union, the new Center Street "jog" is more than 20 feet less than it was supposed to be.Must be the new math.Good thing they didn't want it through the courthouse lawn.Then we would have to tear down half of the courthouse. Maybe they could hold a truck rodeo and the fastest one who backs through wins an overnight stay in downtown Warsaw.Second prize is two nights in downtown Warsaw. Or it might have taken a loop around Donnelley's, who knows? Guess money talks.

Letters to the Editor 12-20-2005

- Enough Is Enough - Rodeheaver - A Poem For Christmas Says It All - True Meaning - Christ In Christmas Enough Is Enough Editor, Times-Union: It is sad that Tom Morehouse continues to devote so much time and effort on his Central time jihad. The number of letters he has written to this paper, the weekly anonymous call-ins to the local weekly publication, and the fact that he returned my questionnaire to me with instructions to send it to someone in Carmel since I only represent them, will not alter the fact that the time issue is over.

Letters to the Editor 03-14-2000

Letters to the Editor 04-18-2001

- Redistricting - Honesty - Amtrak - Taste Of Agriculture Redistricting Editor, Times-Union: Every 10 years, following the federal census, the Indiana General Assembly is required to realign legislative districts to account for shifts in population across the state.Proposals were recently unveiled which give Hoosiers their first glimpse of the legislative maps which will dominate the Indiana political scene for the next decade.Like any other piece of legislation, these maps must be approved by the House of Representatives, the Senate, and signed into law by the governor of our state.

Letters to the Editor 09-20-2004

- Education And Athletics - 4-H'ers Help Soldiers - Atwood Accomplishment - Sports Results - Homecoming Parade - Water Bill Education And Athletics Editor, Times-Union: There was a recent editorial in the Indianapolis Star titled, "Time Out On Push For Sports Palaces."Published on Aug.28, 2004.Their position is: "The gold medal competition in high school athletics facilities calls for assessment of priorities and fairness.

Times-Union Court News 12-24-1996

Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses in the office of Kosciusko County Clerk Marsha McSherry: • Shannon LaMar Hollinger, 21, Auditorium Boulevard, Winona Lake, and April Christine Bonham, 22, Esplanade, Winona Lake. • Brian Raymond Walsh, 28, Damron Drive, North Manchester, and Donna Renee Ware, 25, West CR 250S, Warsaw. • Eric John Pfeiffer, 21, East CR 225S, Winona Lake, and Amy Elaine Munson, 19, West CR 550S, Claypool. • Jason Christopher Nichols, 24, North Fox Farm Road, Warsaw, and Amy Meredith Bleile, 22, Leesburg. • Steven Ray Dunnuck, 18, and Anna Sue Perry, 21, both of East Leedy Street, Warsaw. • Daniel Earl White, 26, East Koher Road South, Syracuse, and Rachel Danielle Stoner, 21, North Koher Road East, Syracuse. • Charles Alvin Brallier Jr., 26, West Fourth Street, North Manchester, and Michele Lynn McKinzie, 23, North CR 175E, Warsaw.

Times-Union Court News 02-06-2003

Superior Court I Filings The following petitions were filed in Kosciusko Superior Court I with Judge Duane G.Huffer presiding: Complaints • Ford Motor Credit Co.Inc.v.Joshua M.Freeman, West CR 100N, Warsaw.Plaintiff seeks possession of vehicle, with sale thereof to satisfy contract. • SAC Finance Inc.v.Jessica L.Villa, EMS B6C Lane, Leesburg.Plaintiff seeks $3,060.15 due on contract, plus attorney fees and court costs. • Wells Fargo Bank Minnesota/NA v.Dennis D.and Juanita J.Shumaker, East CR 100S, Pierceton; Home Equity Lending Partners, Fort Wayne; Helvey & Associates Inc., Warsaw; and Warsaw Community Schools.Plaintiff seeks $78,345.16 due on promissory note, plus interest, attorney fees, costs incurred, court costs and foreclosure of mortgage as prior to other liens, with sale of real estate to satisfy judgment.

Times-Union Court News 05-06-2003

Superior Court III Judgments The following judgments were recently awarded in Kosciusko Superior Court III, small claims division, with Judge Joe V.Sutton presiding: • Sandra Kay Hatfield v.Barbara Luck and Sebastin Rollins.Plaintiff awarded $3,000. • Lavender & Bauer, P.C., awarded the judgments noted against the following people: Richard D.Justice, $1,084; Douglas Hougey, $1,146; James See, $700; and Chad Miller, $778.70. • Advance America awarded the judgments noted against the following people: Kevin Grubb, $305, and Stacie Schambers, $195. • National Cash Advance awarded the judgments noted against the following people: Jacqueline Warren, $185; Steven Iden II, $275; Janet Ambrose, $250; and Jason W.Hanes, $410. • Bryon J.Berry awarded the judgments noted against the following people: Julie Stackhouse, $402.71, and Angela K.Morris, $851.67.

Letters to the Editor 04-17-1997

- Wilcoxson Defended - Wrestling - Roemer Responds - Catholic Response - CCAC Wilcoxson Defended Editor, Times-Union: The front page headlines on Brent Wilcoxson in Tuesday's newspaper smacked largely of scandal.To put it bluntly, I am disappointed with those stonethrowing Winona Lake residents who asked not to be identified.I don't know Mr.Wilcoxson, but I do know of him.I have long admired his passion for Winona Lake and the energy he expends for the benefit of that community. Winona Lake is not what it used to be.It has already lost one of it's most significant landmarks, The Sawdust Trail of the Billy Sunday Tabernacle.Bible conferences are no longer attracted to the area, purging another part of its character.

Court News 2.26.09

The following misdemeanors and infractions were recently admitted and adjudged in Kosciusko Superior Court II with Judge James Jarrette presiding.