Brooks Butler

Brooks Butler, 65, Warsaw, passed away at 8 a.m. Jan. 18, 2017, in his residence. On March 20, 1951, he was born in Warsaw to Frank C. and Barbara Joan Norris Butler. He was united in marriage to Angie Norris on Sept. 9, 1989, in Warsaw; she survives.

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Community Foundation Presents Free Indiana Arts Commission Grant Proposal Workshop

SOUTH BEND – In its role as a regional partner of the Indiana Arts Commission, the Community Foundation of St. Joseph County will present a grant proposal workshop in late January.

Clay Township Annual Report

Tiger Crash The Boards, Beat Marian

MISHAWAKA – Rebounding, said Warsaw boys basketball coach Doug Ogle, is about effort.

Area High School Roundup

Lady Vikings Roll To Easy Conference Win Over Peru; Lady Trojans Fall; Triton Boys Advance; Wildcats Win On The Road; Lady Squires Edge Blackhawk 39-33; Warsaw Swimmers Sweep

Lady Warriors Upset No. 1 Whitko

SYRACUSE – Wawasee’s Aubrey Kuhn hit a pair free throws with about 20 second left, and Casey Schroeder hit one of two charity tosses in the waning seconds to give the Lady Warriors a 48-46 win over 2A No. 1 Whitko in a non-conference basketball game at the Hardwood Tepee Tuesday night.

No. 10 Indiana Wesleyan Pulls Away From Grace

WINONA LAKE – Grace College’s men’s basketball team was unable to maintain its first-half momentum in a loss to No. 10 Indiana Wesleyan on Tuesday.

Burdette Signs With St. Francis

Clara Burdette, a senior at Manchester High School, signed a letter of intent Tuesday to continue her academic, cross country and track careers at University of Saint Francis.

Haines Signs To Play Softball At Bethel

Wawasee senior Hannah Haines signed a letter of intent Tuesday to continue her academic and softball careers at Bethel College.

LCA Boys, Girls Sweep Granger Christian

WINONA LAKE – After leading most of the game, it seemed Lakeland Christian might blow a fourth-quarter lead to visiting Granger Christian Tuesday night.

Development Authority OKs $3.5M Grant For Buffalo St. Project

Warsaw Mayor Joe Thallemer was thrilled Tuesday to let the common council know a large grant had been approved for the North Buffalo Street Redevelopment Project.

3rd District Congressman Banks Talks With Constituents In Warsaw

Indiana’s new 3rd District representative, Jim Banks, on Tuesday made his first visit back to the district since being sworn into office Jan. 3.

Pie-Eyed Petey’s Plans 8th Annual Event

LEESBURG – The weather won’t be polar Saturday as it’s supposed to be in the 50s, but there will still be plunging into Tippecanoe Lake at Pie-Eyed Petey’s.

Parks Department Sends Five-Year Master Plan To State DNR

The draft of the Warsaw Parks and Recreation Department’s five-year master plan is complete and has been sent to the Indiana Department of Natural Resources.

Lawton Carter Jr. II

FORT WAYNE — Lawton Carter Jr. II, 39, passed away Jan. 12, 2017, at Lutheran Hospital, Fort Wayne. 

Town Of Syracuse In Dispute With Turkey Creek Over Sewer Bill

SYRACUSE – At the first 2017 monthly meeting of the Syracuse Town Council on Tuesday, town manager Henry DeJulia stated that the Turkey Creek Regional Sewer District stopped paying the amount it was billed and instead paid only half of what was due, without any notice to the town of Syracuse.