WARSAW — Every month at the Warsaw Community Public Library, children of all ages have the opportunity to read aloud to greyhounds. Many children stopped by the library on Saturday, Jan. 25, to read to four greyhounds who came to WCPL to relax while hearing some stories. The … Read More
WARSAW — A driver was injured after a vehicle struck a trailer and carport at Green Acres Mobile Home Court in Warsaw. The accident occurred shortly before 3 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 25. Initial dispatch reports said a vehicle struck a residence at 1692 E. CR 200N, Lot 180, … Read More
WINONA LAKE — Grace Theological Seminary will host a faculty book signing for Dean of Seminary, Dr. Freddy Cardoza’s book, “Christian Education,” on Monday, Jan. 27, from 3 to 4 p.m. The signing will take place in the William Male Center Lobby, 999 College Ave., Winona Lake. There … Read More
Just a few short years ago, Curtis Hill, the former Elkhart County Prosecutor, was a rising star in Indiana Republican politics, but allegations of a drunken groping incident nearly three years ago appear to have diminished his standing. The race for attorney general appears to be shaping into … Read More
WARSAW — On Jan. 15, Hoosier Lakes Radio Club held its yearly banquet at the Wyndham Garden, Warsaw. Club President Gary McDaniel (R) of Mentone, presented Loren Melton (L), CLaypool, the Ham of the year award for his public service, emergency preparedness and dedication to amateur radio. Gary … Read More
WARSAW — Titiksha Gorhe, a sixth-grade student in Mrs. Henry’s class, is Lincoln Elementary School’s spelling bee winner. Gorhe won with the word “skeuomorph,” which is defined as an object or feature which imitates the design of a similar artifact made from another material. Gorhe’s parents are Devendra … Read More
NOTRE DAME — The body of 21-year-old Annrose Jerry, a University of Notre Dame senior, was found in Saint Mary’s Lake on Friday, Jan. 24. Police had issued a Silver Alert Thursday night, saying she had not been seen since Tuesday night. According to a story from Notre … Read More
WARSAW —Students in the Warsaw Community High School theatre department will perform together at a state conference at Franklin Central High School in Indianapolis on Saturday, Jan. 25. In 2019, the theatre department placed second at a regional competition and went to state. This year, students placed first … Read More
ETNA GREEN — After about 28 years, Etna Township has decided to end its partnership with Bourbon Public Library. According to Bourbon Public Library Director Nicholas Treber, the library first became aware of Etna Township Trustee Rita Anglin deciding to end the partnership on Jan. 9. Etna Township … Read More
CLAYPOOL — Several local organizations and Claypool residents gathered for a discussion on childcare in the Claypool and Silver Lake area on Thursday, Jan. 23. The meeting, which was held at Claypool Elementary School, focused on the funding required to create a childcare space within the school itself, … Read More
WARSAW — Twenty-six educators from Warsaw Community Schools recently attended a 2 1/2 day workshop featuring Paul Bambrick-Santoyo in January. According to a press release, the workshop was part of the ongoing Partnership for Leaders in Education program with the University of Virginia’s Darden School of Business and … Read More
WARSAW — Da-Lite/Legrand recently donated 10 LEGO Education Renewable Energy kits to Jefferson Elementary School. According to a press release, fourth-grade students in Angela Luecke’s and Marc Andrews’ classes are using these kits to explore a project about renewable sources of energy. Students listened to a presentation from … Read More
SYRACUSE — The Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Office is seeking assistance in locating individuals responsible for a burglary at South Shore Golf Club at Syracuse. According to a Crime Stoppers press release, the KCSO responded to an alarm at the golf club on Jan. 12. When deputies arrived, they … Read More
Scott Humphries, assistant professor of music and director of instrumental studies and music education at Manchester University, has been named the 2020 Outstanding Collegiate Music Educator by the Indiana Music Education Association. He conducts the University’s bands and Wabash County’s Manchester Symphony Orchestra. He also is principal conductor … Read More
WARSAW — In 2007, Young Adult Professionals was formed by Kosciusko County Chamber of Commerce to, as the website states, “Show young people coming into the community what we have to offer in Kosciusko County and provide additional opportunities for them.” Since then, YAP has done just that. … Read More
WARSAW — The Kosciusko County Economic Development Corporation is seeking to establish a group that will focus on improving broadband access in the county. KEDCo CEO Alan Tio and Terry Burnworth, owner of Pyramid Consulting, Indianapolis, hosted a meeting at the Justice Building with local elected officials Wednesday, … Read More
