AKRON — Multiple people suffered injuries after an accident occurred at SR 19 and CR 800S, Akron, just after 2 p.m. today, Dec. 12. The accident happened near Tippecanoe Valley’s high school and middle school. Mentone Fire Department and the Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Department responded to the scene. … Read More
WARSAW — The Board of Aviation Commissioners approved the purchase of new snow removal equipment during its meeting Tuesday, Dec. 11. At last month’s meeting, the board approved the purchase of a skid steer for the airport, which will be used for snow removal. Airport Manager Nick King … Read More
WARSAW — Kosciusko County Solid Waste Management District’s board of trustees is looking at ways to spruce up several satellite recycling stations in the county, and also took action during its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 11, to replace broken equipment in the main recycling depot. According … Read More
WARSAW — Are you struggling with high blood pressure? Join a free, informative talk from 5:30-6:30 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 13, in the Parkview Center for Healthy Living, inside the Parkview Warsaw YMCA. Learn how to improve your skill at taking your own blood pressure, along with practical tips for … Read More
ETNA GREEN — The Etna Green Town Council recognized Clerk-Treasurer Laura Baker for her years of service during the council meeting Tuesday, Dec. 11. Councilmen Todd Slabaugh, Kevin Smith II and Keith Claassen, alongside Deputy Clerk Eileen Hall, presented Baker with an award recognizing her 23 years of … Read More
LEESBURG — One person was injured in a vehicle accident after crashing into a tree near Armstrong Road and CR 200E, Leesburg. At 4:22 p.m. Monday, Dec. 10, Valerie L. Kirkpatrick, 53, North CR 850E, Leesburg, was traveling west on Armstrong Road when her vehicle left the roadway, running over … Read More
WARSAW — The residence at 1422 E. Main St., Warsaw, was the main topic of discussion during the Warsaw code enforcement hearing held Tuesday, Dec. 11. The property is owned by Stephen and Princene Moore and has been on the agenda for over a year. Stephen Moore was present … Read More
WARSAW — Walt Church, appointed to the Kosciusko County Board of Zoning Appeals in 1993 by the county commissioners, retired after 25 years of service. The Tuesday, Dec. 11, meeting of the BZA was his last meeting. “He has diligently served on the board for the past 25 … Read More
SYRACUSE — Teachers Kristin Bonner and Mindy Coblentz have dreams and goals for Wawasee Performing Arts. During the regular monthly meeting of the Wawasee School Board Tuesday evening, Dec. 11, in Syracuse, the two teachers shared those goals and also gave a presentation about a fall break trip … Read More
PIERCETON — Business at the Pierceton Town Council meeting Monday, Dec. 10, continued the discussion on Axon cameras for the police department. The council approved the purchase of the cameras at the November meeting. However, Town Marshal Tim Sammons presented the council with documents for the new system equipment … Read More
KOSCIUSKO — Maple Leaf Farms and members of the Tucker family made a major gift to Cardinal Services this week, presenting them with a check for $250,000. In making the presentation, Zach Tucker emphasized that the Tucker family and Maple Leaf Farms believe strongly in Cardinal Services and … Read More
WARSAW — Joel Wihebrink’s petition for an exception to allow construction of three commercial warehouses was approved by the Kosciusko County Board of Zoning Appeals during its regular monthly meeting Tuesday, Dec. 11, in Warsaw. Wihebrink will be swapping some property with the east property owner to square … Read More
WARSAW — The Warsaw Community Public Library Board of Trustees made official what had been discussed in recent months regarding the age-old policy of fining patrons for overdue books and other materials. In a unanimous decision, the board approved a new policy that took away late fees for … Read More
MENTONE — As the Tippecanoe Valley School Corporation bid adieu to two of its board members Monday night, Dec. 10, the board also learned of strides made by each of its schools as well as a sizable grant the school corporation received designed to help the district stay … Read More
MILFORD — In spite of Milford’s utilities being “$65,000 in the hole,” according to Town Clerk/Treasurer Joellen Free, town council members chose to table a vote on raising wastewater rates at its public meeting Monday evening, Dec. 10. Instead, the council will review its economic situation on a quarterly … Read More
WINONA LAKE — AccountingEdu.org has recognized Grace College as the most effective and efficient accounting program among all private colleges and universities in Indiana. The organization – which analyzes cost per credit hour with Uniform Certified Public Accountant Examination pass rates – selected Grace as the best private school … Read More
