Updated: Turkey Creek fire and township advisory boards Monday, Nov. 8, approved several motions on next year’s department salaries, two new hires and an additional equipment purchase.
Read More Updated: Syracuse Eagles and New Beginnings Preschool and Child Care will hold a fundraising tenderloin dinner from 4-8 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 13, at Syracuse Eagles Aerie 3760, located at 12889 N Kern Road.
Read More Updated: Ritter Electric, Heating, Cooling & Plumbing, a quality service business since 1999, celebrated its new location with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Friday, Nov. 5.
Read More Updated: FitStop 24 fitness club held a ribbon cutting Thursday, Nov. 4, for its opening under new ownership.
Read More Updated: Given the current disruptions in merchandise supply chains, it is more important than ever to shop early for Christmas — and The Papers Inc. in stepping in just in time to help ease that burden.
Read More Updated: Nearly 100 attendees packed the modest sanctuary of Syracuse Baptist Church Saturday, Oct. 23, for the second annual “Jesus and Politics: Battle Lines” conference.
Read More Updated: Mark Souder knows how to cheat at baseball.
Read More Updated: In a special meeting held Monday, Oct. 25, the Turkey Creek fire board unanimously approved Fire Chief Mickey Scott’s request to increase the department’s workforce from 16 to 17 full-time firefighters and paramedics.
Read More Updated: The Grace College Lancer Chorus, led by music director Ardis Faber, will perform several choral numbers during the morning worship service at 10:30 a.m. Sunday Oct. 24, at the Church of the Good Shepherd, 708 College Ave., Winona Lake.
Read More Updated: Syracuse Baptist Church, 10013 N. Syracuse-Webster Road, will host “Jesus and Politics: Battle Lines,” a challenging and informative conference featuring elected representatives and area clergy, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 23.
Read More Updated: Turkey Creek fire territory and township advisory boards Monday, Oct. 11, approved two funding requests from Fire Chief Mickey Scott to purchase new radios and associated communications equipment and to replace aging fire hoses, nozzles and couplings.
Read More Updated: A small throng of members from two area chambers of commerce joined the owners and staff of Socks Marina to celebrate the ribbon cutting for the business’s second Kosciusko County location.
Read More Updated: Turkey Creek Regional Sewer District in a special meeting Tuesday, Sept. 28, unanimously passed an ordinance to amend the cap amount for a bond to run sewer lines along Northshore and Eastshore drives and Shore Lane.
Read More Updated: MIDDLEBURY – Sam Grewe, a humble 23-year-old Middlebury native, stood halfway across the world, pelted by sheets of rain, eyeing his final obstacle, one measuring an inch taller than his 6’1” athletic frame.
Read More Updated: Turkey Creek Township advisory board Monday, Sept. 13, approved its 2022 proposed budget totaling $2,880,491 for township and fire territory expenditures. A budget adoption vote is scheduled for the Monday, Oct. 11, meeting.
Read More Updated: The numbers were all in Sean Berwanger’s favor.
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