Assessing The Coming Blue Wave

I usually don’t make predictions with regard to politics.

Court News 2.24.2018

Tax Sale Deed TS-267 Cumberland

7 Named 2022 Top Students At Manchester Jr.-Sr. High School

Education On The Front Burner At Legislative Review Session

Court News 06.13.20

Public Occurrences 10.29.21

WARSAW WAYNE FIRE FIRE PROTECTION

Burket Annual Report

Wagon Wheel Theatre Seeking Donations As It Experiences Budget Shortfall

Mayor Hits On Pandemic Struggles And City’s Accomplishments In State Of The City

Public Occurrences 11.5.20

Mitchell Lauded For Her Knowledge, Work & Integrity At Reception

It is because of Sue Ann Mitchell’s institutional knowledge, hard work and integrity that voters should elect her as the next northern district county commissioner, Indiana Sen. Ryan Mishler told the crowd at Mitchell’s reception Monday evening.

Chamber Members Updated On State Legislature Session

With the first half of the Indiana legislative session wrapped up, Sen. Ryan Mishler and Reps. David Abbott and Craig Snow updated Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce members Friday on what’s been happening down at the statehouse.

Letters to the Editor 09-28-2001

- Gas Rebuttal - Reps Work Hard - Arabs - Arabs II - Arabs III - Canada Kindness Gas Rebuttal Editor, Times-Union: In response to Mike Pitt's (executive director, Indiana Petroleum Marketers & Convenience Store Association) Letter To The Editor published 9/24/01. Such a feeble attempt at justifying profiteering deserves a response.

Letters to the Editor 09-08-2004

- Football Injuries - Christian Democrat - Get Off My Path - Contractor Praised Football Injuries Editor, Times-Union: On Sept.2nd of this year, our sons were injured during a freshman football game at Tippy Valley and unfortunately their injuries were deemed serious enough that they were transported via ambulance to KCH in Warsaw.The decision was made at KCH to airlift both boys to Fort Wayne for further evaluation of their injuries.One boy was transported to Parkview, the other, at his parents' request, was transported to Lutheran.

Letters to the Editor 01-12-2000

Panthers One Step From State

NAPPANEE - The 90-degree two-a-days of early August have come and gone, as have the mild Fridays of September and October.Now the only thing that separates Class 3A No.5 NorthWood from its fourth trip to the climate-controlled RCA Dome in Indianapolis are 48 minutes with sixth-ranked Zionsville in the bitter November air. The possibility of snow and near 20-degree temperatures doesn't seem to bother NorthWood football coach Rich Dodson, whose 11-2 Panthers host the Eagles (10-3) tonight at 7:30 for the right to play either top-ranked Heritage Hills (13-0) or No.9 Indianapolis Roncalli (10-3) next Saturday in the 3A state championship game. "We're not going to let the weather bother us," Dodson, owner of a 97-17 record in nine years at NorthWood, said."If lousy weather is an advantage for us, the lousier the better." One thing is for sure, if the weather is lousy, both teams would be more than happy to keep the ball on the ground.

Warsaw Girls Open Season With Win Over Valley

AKRON -ÊIf Friday night's girls basketball game between Warsaw and Tippecanoe Valley had a theme, it could be "missed opportunities." The Vikings had a chance to tie the score late in the game, but could not find the offense to do it.The Tigers could have put the game away in the second quarter, but a scoring drought prevented it. Warsaw held a 40-32 advantage after three quarters of play, and extended that lead to 42-32 when Natalie Chabot hit the first basket of the fourth frame. However, the Vikings slowly chipped away at Warsaw's lead by making a 6-0 run early in the final stanza.Tabitha Pratt converted a three-point play by sinking a free throw after good basket with 7:23 left in the game to make the score 42-35. Then Letitia Clauson hit a free throw to cut the deficit to six, 42-36. Pratt followed with another basket at the 6:42 mark to slice the Tiger lead to four points, 42-38.

Warsaw Wrestling Team Wins Tournament

Warsaw's wrestling team opened its season Saturday by hosting a six-team super dual. As a team, the Tigers came away undefeated with five victories on the day. Individually, Warsaw's Anthony Boley and Kris Hueber went undefeated, and Hueber received the "Outstanding Wrestler" award, based on votes of the coaches. Tippecanoe Valley went 1-4 and had a limited roster, falling three wrestlers short of a full fourteen-member team.Valley coach Scott Smith was pleased with his team's performance considering that in every round they had to give up as many as three forfeits. "In head-to-head competition we really did quite well," said Smith. Valley's Wes Ramsey went undefeated at 152 pounds, and the Viking team win came against Triton 42-33. Triton came away with two individual champions, Justin Scott (103) and Errik Lemler (125).The team had one win, against Eastside.