Your Retirement Might Differ Greatly From Your Parents’ Experiences
Retirement has changed in many ways over the last generation or two. Here are some of the most important ones, and what you can do to plan for them.
Winona Lake Free Methodist Church To Move
WINONA LAKE – Winona Lake Free Methodist Church will celebrate being in a new location Sunday.
Echoes Of The Past Continues Support Of FFA
The Echoes of the Past believes that the best way to succeed in the future is to be educated in the past, according to a provided news release.
County Parks Board Recommends Bid, Encourages Public Comment On U.S. 30 Crossings
The Kosciusko County Department of Parks and Recreation Board approved a recommendation for a bid for the Chinworth Trail extension at a special meeting Wednesday.
Diane L. Ramsey
Diane L. Ramsey, 74, passed away in her home on Thursday, Nov. 28, 2024.
Purdue Ext. To Hold Education Seminar
“Curb the Urge to Splurge” will be offered on Dec. 11 from 10:30-11:30 a.m. at the Senior Center, 800 N. Park Ave., Warsaw.
Tigers Head To Indy For First Chance At Title
About two months ago, the Warsaw Tiger football team was not playing its best ball. Two straight last-second losses to Concord and rival Plymouth all but eliminated the Tigers from the Northern Lakes Conference title race and dropped their record to 3-3. Fast forward to right now, and the team (10-3) is gearing up to take the field in the IHSAA 5A State Championship Game at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis against Decatur Central.
Get To Know The Team: Warsaw Captains Q&A
Earlier this week, I had the privilege of going to a Warsaw football practice and speaking with four of the team’s five captains. With so much having been written in recent weeks about their performance on the field, and rightfully so, I wanted to peel back the curtain a bit and ask them some questions about themselves. Each of the four players were asked the same eight questions. Below are each of their answers.
Kosciusko County
Additional Appropriations
Kosciusko County
Additional Appropriations
Kosciusko County
2025 Meetings
Comeback Not Enough For Wawasee Against Fairfield
Boys basketball season returned to the Hardwood Teepee Tuesday night as Wawasee tipped off the season for area teams by hosting rival Fairfield. Things were incredibly close for most of the game, with the Falcons extending their lead in the second half. The Warriors made a furious comeback in the final minutes, but it was too little too late as the visitors emerged with a 46-43 win.
Foundations Academy Training Center Helps Child Care Facility Employees To Get Training
Child care facilities seeking a way for their employees to get training to meet state requirements now have a free option locally to do so.
Pierceton Council Approves Contract For Sidewalk Project
PIERCETON — The Pierceton Town Council approved a contract with Phend & Brown for the town's sidewalk project during a special meeting on Monday.
Kosciusko Chamber Welcomes Westside Tactical To Warsaw
Local bail bondsman Curtis Stavedahl has wanted to run a tactical gear store in Warsaw for quite some time, but the timing was never right.
Julia A. Raypholtz
Julia A. Raypholtz, a dedicated mother and beloved member of her family, passed away peacefully on Sunday, Nov. 24, 2024, at Miller's Merry Manor in Warsaw, surrounded by her loved ones at the age of 87.
