“Hello, Mrs. Schue!” That is what Julia Schue hears whenever she is out and about in Warsaw. Whether it be at the grocery store, the dentist’s office or on a simple walk, Schue’s former third grade students always make a point to greet her. While they have grown … Read More
WARSAW — Each month, a staff member of Warsaw Community Schools is profiled during the monthly meeting of the corporation’s board of trustees. Historically, central office personnel have been the focus of these presentations. According to Superintendent Dr. David Hoffert, such presentations will be expanded in the future … Read More
KOSCIUSKO — The Kosciusko Human Resources Association will hold its 2019 annual conference on Friday, April 26. Ron Lewis will be back by popular demand for two sessions on trust and conflict resolution. There will also be four breakout sessions with topics such as misconceptions of millennials, stay … Read More
WARSAW — Students at Washington STEM Academy have been recognized in recent years for their robotics savvy and Tuesday night, March 12 was no exception. However, there appears to be more to a STEM education than just maneuvering LEGOs with remote controls. While the academy was once again … Read More
WARSAW — Indiana Business Opportunity Partners will be holding its seventh annual “spring bling” bazaar and charity quarter paddle auction for The Magical Meadows on March 23 at the Baker Youth Club in Warsaw. In addition, iBOP members have also donated an item from their individual businesses to … Read More
KOSCIUSKO — Pets of the Week are available at the Animal Welfare League, located at 3489 E. CR 100S, Pierceton. Thor Is that thunder? No, it’s Thor running up to greet you. Thor is a 10-month-old, neutered, male English Pointer mix. He is white with black spots and … Read More
WARSAW — After well over a year of intermittent operation coupled with massive amounts of downtime, Warsaw Community Public Library’s new limited use, limited application elevator may be arriving at the facility sometime on Tuesday, March 12. “If you look, you can see how close we are for … Read More
SOUTH BEND – The South Bend Cubs have announced the 55th Midwest League All-Star Game will be broadcast regionally.
Read MoreWARSAW — Do you own a restaurant or work in the food service industry? Indiana law requires that each food service establishment have one certified food handler on staff and this food handler is responsible for all periods of the food establishment’s operation. To help local food service … Read More
WARSAW – Grace men’s basketball took on Madison Elementary Tuesday morning for its NCCAA Championships service project.
Read MoreWARSAW — An opening reception and exhibit titled “By Their Hands” will take place from 6 to 9 p.m. Friday, March 22, in the gallery at rua, 108 E. Market St., Warsaw. The art exhibit will feature works by artists of RedBird Art Studio, a program provided by … Read More
WARSAW — In order to equip students just entering their teenage years, Warsaw Community Schools 7th-grade students will be shown the film “Screenagers,” on March 22. This date is a makeup date due to weather cancellations on the dates of previous showings. The film focuses on the challenges of … Read More
WARSAW – As the two-pronged lawsuit against the Kosciusko County Fair Board continues into its second year, officials say their finances are very limited. The board, on Monday, March 11, focused on a list of upcoming fundraisers and other programs as it prepared for a second consecutive 4-H … Read More
SYRACUSE — Lakeland Youth Center’s annual Daddy Daughter Dance was once again a hit with daughters and their dads. Held Saturday, March 9, at Oakwood’s Event Center, 361 dads and daughters came out on a rainy night to enjoy dancing, making a craft, a nacho bar and an … Read More
WARSAW — Warsaw Community Schools is excited to offer “Get Schooled Tour Assembly” during the school day on Friday, March 22. This interactive convocation will take place at the Performing Arts Center. Students in grades 6, 8, 9-12 will learn more about what experts are calling “The Selfie Generation.” … Read More
WARSAW — Lincoln Elementary School third-grade students recently dedicated their time and crafting skills toward enriching the lives of others. Third-grade students spent time crafting flower pens and writing notes on magnetic notepads for the residents of Mason Health & Rehabilitation Center. Students delivered the pens and notepads to … Read More
