County Alcohol Board Gives OK To License Transfer for Anthology
A request to transfer an alcohol permit to a downtown Warsaw business was approved by the Kosciusko County Alcohol and Tobacco Commission on Thursday.
INDOT Seeks Public Comments On Universe Of Alternatives
The ProPEL U.S. 30 East study team is once again asking for Hoosiers' input as it starts the alternatives analysis and screening phase in the Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) Planning and Environment Linkage (PEL) study along U.S. 30 in northern Indiana.
No. 1 Grace Stays Perfect With Win Over Wolverines
The undefeated start to the season continued for No. 1 Grace on Wednesday.
Can Connor Cover? Life Isn’t Fair, But At Least Godzilla Is Awesome
A few months ago, my colleague Roger Grossman dedicated his column to Tippecanoe Valley football after the sectional draw paired the undefeated Vikings with eventual state champions Bishop Chatard in the first round of the IHSAA playoffs.
Tippy Valley’s Strong Defense Earns Win Over Triton
Riding a three-game winning streak heading into Wednesday’s game against Triton at the Trojan Trench, the Tippecanoe Valley girls basketball team used pressure-packed defense and a balanced scoring attack to extend the streak to four with a 49-32 win over the Lady Trojans.
Mentone Council Approves Sewer Rate Study
MENTONE – Mentone Town Council approved paying Baker Tilly $10,000 to do a sewer rate study Wednesday.
County Planners Give OK To Pierceton Venue Hall
A former church in Pierceton may be given new life if it is converted to a venue hall.
Manchester University Announces Tuition Freeze For 2024-25 Academic Year
NORTH MANCHESTER - Manchester University announced an undergraduate tuition freeze beginning with the 2024-25 academic year.
The Penalty Box: College Football’s Fishy Four
The teams that will play for the College Football Playoff’s National Championship have been selected.
Marine Who Served In Vietnam Is December’s Veteran Of The Month
For the December Kosciusko County Veteran of the Month, the county commissioners chose a Marine who served in Vietnam and who builds wheelchair ramps for others.
Statistics Part Of Fire Territory Board’s Monthly Review
Reviewing statistics is a part of what the Warsaw-Wayne Township Fire Protection Territory Board does during its regularly scheduled monthly meetings.
County To Auction Off Smalley Lane Property
A property on Smalley Lane in Claypool will be auctioned off by the county with the minimum bid set at $5,000, the Kosciusko County Commissioners approved at their meeting Tuesday.
Commissioners OK Service Agreement For Commercial-Industrial Assessments
To get the commercial and industrial assessments completed in 2024 and then thereafter, the Kosciusko County Commissioners on Tuesday put their trust into County Assessor Gail Chapman’s plan.
Reception Planned Dec. 20 For Retiring Mayor Joe Thallemer
A retirement reception for Warsaw Mayor Joe Thallemer is planned for noon to 5 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 20 at Zimmer Biomet Center Lake Pavilion, Warsaw.
Building Corp. Gives OK To West Hill, Gatke Leases
The Warsaw Building Corporation did its part Tuesday on the leases with West Hill Development and for the Gatke warehouse.
Clean Waters Partnership Has Green Infrastructure In Landscaping Workshop
In November, the Clean Waters Partnership: An Initiative of The Watershed Foundation (TWF) marked a significant milestone by hosting its first-ever Green Infrastructure in Landscaping workshop.
Warsaw’s rue21 Location Closing
The rue21 store in Warsaw is closing.
Pizza Parlor Set To Open In Warsaw
A new locally owned, family-style pizza place is on the verge of opening in downtown Warsaw.
