Miner, Snow and Nisly Among GOP Primary Winners
Third time proved to be the charm for Chad Miner in the Republican primary race for judge of Superior Court 3.
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Three Running For Two County Commissioner Seats
Three candidates are seeking the nomination for Kosciusko County Commissioner — Marcia A. Baumgartner, Brad Jackson, and Cary Groninger. Groninger is running unopposed for the commissioner middle district. Jackson and Baumgartner are running for commissioner of the northern district.
Read MorePoli (Sigh): Race For Judge Is Getting Expensive
The race for the wide-open Kosciusko County Superior Court 3 contest for judge has been an expensive one. In fact, one could argue that this might be the most expensive race for judge in Kosciusko County ever, but that would be next to impossible to confirm. According to … Read More
What’s Going On?
Dear Editor, I am unemployed, therefore a very low budget for advertising. This, by no means, suggests that I cannot get in the arena and fight for a right & fair representation on the Kosciusko County Commissioners. Ask yourselves why top Republican officials are rewarded with the highest … Read More
Remington Believes ‘The Worst Is In The Rearview Mirror’
Kosciusko County’s health officer Dr. William Remington is advocating for the reopening of businesses as the county continues to move forward with only one death attributed to COVID-19.
Read MoreCoronavirus Surfaces Repeatedly In Candidate Forum
Coronavirus was an issue heard repeatedly during parts of the wide-ranging candidate forum in Warsaw Friday night.
Read MoreMayor Joe Thallemer Announces Local Reopening Plan
Mayor Joe Thallemer announced the City of Warsaw’s local plans for reopening businesses and public offices during the city’s weekly COVID-19 press conference on Wednesday, May 6.
Read MoreCounty Commissioners Look At Options For Reopening Offices
By Lasca Randels InkFreeNews WARSAW — A good portion of the Kosciusko County Commissioners meeting Tuesday, April 28, involved discussion about the eventual reopening of county offices. On March 31, a motion was approved to extend the county offices’ closure for two weeks, provided that it was not … Read More
Poli (Sigh): Candidate Forum Expanded, Set For May 15
Organizers preparing for a forum featuring four candidates running for Superior Court 3 judge have announced a new date and an expanded format. The forum was originally scheduled for April 22; however, due to the COVID-19 crisis, the event has now been rescheduled for 6 p.m. May 15. … Read More
County OKs Changes In Its Employee Vacation, Comp Time
WARSAW — Commissioners approved a resolution regarding vacation extension and leave bank availability for county employees at the Kosciusko County Commissioners meeting Tuesday, April 14. County Auditor Michelle Puckett said in the last two weeks there have been issues when processing payroll in trying to keep an eye … Read More
Poli (Sigh): State Enforcement Makes ‘Essential’ Visit To Polywood
Gov. Eric Holcomb’s new enforcement effort aimed at limiting business operations to those deemed essential during the ongoing pandemic was apparently not a big hit in Syracuse Friday. While representatives of Polywood or the state could not be reached for comment Saturday, two people, including a Kosciusko County … Read More
Shoppers Urged To Wear Masks Inside Stores, In Public
WARSAW – City and county leaders urged shoppers Wednesday to start wearing masks while visiting stores. The recommendation comes a few days after the CDC issued suggestions that everyone don masks in public. The number of people wearing masks in grocery stores and elsewhere in Warsaw has risen … Read More
County Adjusts Salary Policy Through June 15
WARSAW — At the Kosciusko County Commissioners meeting held Tuesday, March 31, County Attorney Chad Miner presented a prepared resolution amending the county’s closure policy that was recently proposed. Miner said the resolution would supersede any prior policy structure addressing the closing of county offices that could extend … Read More
County Approves Adoption Of Emergency Closing Policy
WARSAW — Kosciusko County Commissioners reviewed and approved an ordinance adopting an amended Health Pandemic Emergency Closing policy at a lengthy special meeting held Wednesday, March 25. Commissioners approved the change in policy at a meeting March 17, which ensured that county employees would be paid for scheduled … Read More
Local Prayer Broadcast Calls For Repentance, Healing
WARSAW — Ken Locke, director of the Greater Warsaw Ministerial Association led a time of prayer on local radio Sunday, March 22 in light of the coronavirus pandemic. Locke who also serves as the Envoy Administrator with the Warsaw Salvation Army delivered a brief prayer on Warsaw radio … Read More
County Offices Remain Open, But Phone Calls, Email Are Preferred
WARSAW — Kosciusko County offices continue to remain open at the present time but with certain restrictions in place due to concerns surrounding COVID-19. Kosciusko County Commissioners President Brad Jackson said they are asking that the public conduct county business via phone or email whenever possible and only … Read More