Dear Editor: Nineteen reserve officers, from 12 different area departments, including two from a neighboring county, graduated from the Kosciusko County Reserve Academy the evening of May 12. The commencement was in the old courthouse. Three Kosciusko County Community Corrections officers also participated in some of the lessons … Read More
Curt Nisly deserves congratulations for winning the primary earlier this month. However, the overwhelming support he received was not surprising as he has been and remains dedicated to the district he continues to serve. From meeting countless voters going door to door to protecting their interests in Indianapolis, … Read More
Dear Editor, It’s hard to believe, but our local Knights of Columbus, Council #4511 has been sponsoring the Tootsie Roll Drive since 1986. In that 32 years, members and their volunteers have raised over half a million dollars for programs helping people with disabilities. Every penny of that … Read More
A letter to my community, Thank you from the bottom of my heart for all your support during this campaign. Even though the votes didn’t show a win, I feel like I’ve won by the wonderful people in our county I know or have met along this journey. … Read More
I realize that I have a fiduciary responsibility to you, the citizens of Kosciusko County. I have always made decisions as commissioner that are in the best interest of the citizens of our great county, and when re-elected will continue to represent you well. You can count on … Read More
To the editor: The words of a candidate running for public office must be carefully scrutinized. Kimberly Cates, running against incumbent State Representative Curt Nisly, revealed her lack of understanding of the Second Amendment at the Warsaw debate April 24. In answer to the constitutional carry question, Cates … Read More
I’ve known Kimberly Cates for several years and recently have had the good fortune of serving on the Kosciusko County Council with her. Prior to that Kimberly served with Turkey Creek Township and as Fire Territory president at Turkey Creek. I’ve always been impressed with her willingness to … Read More
Dear Editor: I want to take this opportunity to encourage everyone to vote next week. It has been a while since I’ve had a primary opponent and it has been a pleasure to attend so many events and talk to so many voters. We both will have similar … Read More
Tyler Davis Community Relations Director, Narconon Interventions can be the difference between life and death for a drug addict or an alcoholic. Not every person in need of rehabilitation immediately accepts the opportunity to get clean and handle the issues that drove them to addiction. While some addicts or … Read More
Dear Editor, The staff of Titus Funeral Home would like to thank the Warsaw community for the outpouring of support and the attendance of several hundred individuals during this past week’s Easter Egg Extravaganza held at the funeral home. Despite the weather, attendees braved the cold for free … Read More
I would like to thank our community, Warsaw Family Worship Center, Pastor William Whitaker, Abundant Life Assembly Of God, Pastor Anthony Green and also my family and friends for all the hard work and dedication on making my benefit a big success. May God Bless each of you. … Read More
Dear editor, The Valley Hometown Fund Advisory Board hosted two Celebrity Basketball Games at Tippecanoe Valley High School the evening of Thursday, March 8, to raise money to establish an endowment with the Fulton County Community Foundation. Once established, the endowment will allow the Valley Hometown Fund to … Read More
Dear Editor, With all the vandalism that has been going on in the town park. Mentone resident Brian Iddles took it on himself to purchase paint and repaint the picnic tables and the pavilion. Mr Iddles said that he looks at it as not just a town park … Read More
The Pike Lake Association would like to offer our heartfelt appreciation to the City of Warsaw Street Department, Fire Department, Police Department, Mayor Joe Thallemer, Kosciusko County Emergency Management team and all the wonderful volunteers who filled sandbags and helped place them around the residences of Big and … Read More
Pierceton, one of 4 communities that make up the Whitko school district. In our surrounding communities, that’s probably what we are known for especially right now with all the turmoil that has been brought about by Whitko’s consolidation process. Those not directly involved may roll their eyes and … Read More
Dear Editor, Congressional wrangling and presidential commentary over a Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals solution have dominated recent news headlines. It is my prayer that those who represent Hoosiers in Washington will keep their focus on the people directly impacted by the termination of the DACA program. The … Read More
