Flag Flip-Flop Tied To Nation’s Sagging Morality
Christ over nation?
Young Musicians Plan Performance To Raise Funds For Beaman Home
Talented young musicians from Kosciusko County and the Fort Wayne Philharmonic Youth Orchestra will come together to perform a benefit for The Beaman Home at 7 p.m. Saturday.
North Webster American Legion Post 253 To Honor Veterans
Veterans Day is Friday, and the North Webster Legion color guard will honor all veterans at the following times and locations.
Trump Will Destroy Us
Editor, Times-Union: If you are a potential Trump voter, justifiably angry at being left behind economically and socially in an America that is no longer great for you, and if you haven’t already decided that God has anointed Trump to be the next president, I urge you to consider the potential for a Trump win to lead to shredding of American values we take for granted and to diminish peace and tranquility at home and abroad.
To Citizens
Editor, Times-Union: So many issues, so little time!
Dr. William Parke
Dr. William Parke died at home on November 5, 2016. William Parke was born April 4, 1935, in Detroit, Michigan, to Palmer and Alice (nee Clark) Parke. He graduated from Indiana University School of Medicine in 1963 and married Mary Eva (Molly) Nesbitt that same year.
Mabel Hilda ‘Micky’ Kurtaneck
Mabel Hilda "Micky" Kurtaneck, 91, Winona Lake, passed away at 2:30 a.m. Nov. 5, 2016, at Grace Village Health Care, Winona Lake. She was born June 8, 1925, in Derby, England, to James Frederick and Hilda Frost Walmsley. On Aug. 26, 1944, she was married to Nickolas Kurtaneck, who passed away in 2009.
Spartans Top Tigers In Sectional Final
To understand how Homestead beat Warsaw 52-27 in Friday’s high school football sectional final at Fisher Field, look no farther than the line of scrimmage.
Whitko Girls Rout North Side In Season Opener
SOUTH WHITLEY – Class 2A No. 3 Whitko opened its girls basketball season in style, bolting out to a 9-0 lead in the first two minutes and never looking back in a 81-32 rout of visiting Fort Wayne North Friday night.
Big Brothers Big Sisters Benefit Set For Nov. 10
The Big Celebration, sponsored by Big Brothers Big Sisters, on Nov. 10 is a chance to have a good time and to give back to the community.
What Goes Around, Comes Around
I can see why Democrats are upset with FBI Director Jim Comey.
Lorene F. Lehman Stookey,
Lorene F. Lehman Stookey, 89, Leesburg, left Kosciusko Community Hospital to be with The Lord on Thursday evening, Nov. 3, 2016. She was born June 16, 1927, in Kosciusko County, the daughter of George Leroy and Christine Kammerer Lehman. She graduated from Leesburg High School the same year as her husband-to-be, Martin E. Stookey, and they were joined together in holy matrimony on May 29, 1948.
Banks Keeps Aggressive Election Campaign Going
Republican nominee Jim Banks’ odds of winning Indiana’s 3rd Congressional District race Tuesday look very good.
Triton Hopes To Build On Experience Of Last Season
BOURBON – Things didn’t exactly go according to plan for Triton’s girls basketball team last season.
Wawasee Falls In Opener
Wawasee senior Aubrey Schmeltz had 14 points in the Lady Warriors’ 43-32 loss at Mishawaka Marian in the girls basketball season-opening game for both schools. After trailing by six after the first quarter, Wawasee came back to tie the game at 19 at halftime. Marian took a two-point lead in to the fourth quarter, and outscored the Lady Warriors 13-4 in the final period.
Kosciusko County Participating In Screening, Discussion Of WFYI’s Hoosiers Movie
In celebration of Indiana’s Bicentennial, the Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce will host a public screening and discussion of “Hoosiers: The Story of Indiana: The Next Indiana” at 7:30 a.m. Nov. 29.
Traffic Commission Won’t Recommend Golf Cart Ordinance To Warsaw Council
A favorable recommendation for an ordinance permitting golf carts on Warsaw city streets will not be forwarded on to the city council from the Traffic Commission.
First Friday Theme: ‘Thanks For Giving’
First Friday for November is all about the local not-for-profit organizations.
Fire Hits Moran Transportation
A fire seriously damaged a business along Old 30 on the west side of Warsaw Wednesday.
