Indiana Democrats Delivered Positives At General Assembly
Last month, the 2023 session of the Indiana General Assembly came to a close.
Read MoreLast month, the 2023 session of the Indiana General Assembly came to a close.
Read MoreDear Editor, Did I read that correctly — $2.4 million for carpet and wallpaper? Oh, well, probably $2.5 million if Democrats ran the place. James Shear
Read MoreDear Editor, I am elated to read the letter submitted by Dave Baumgartner on the emphasis on sports in our schools. I have felt for many years we need to reprioritize our thinking so we see more students thinking about scholastics rather than sports for their futures! Kathleen … Read More
Warsaw should be a Track Town!
Read MoreI write today with gratitude for the skilled and compassionate physicians, nurses and other team members of Lutheran Kosciusko Hospital and Lutheran Health Network who support the health and well-being of our patients.
Read MoreDear Editor, I want to voice my concerns regarding House Bill 1177, the teacher handgun training. Teachers are responsible for 25 to 150 students during the school day. Their job is to teach and support students where needed educationally. Teachers inspire our nation’s youth to achieve more than … Read More
Most of the Concerned Citizens who signed the letter supporting Heather James to be clerk-treasurer do not come to the Winona Lake Town Council meetings with any form of regular attendance.
Read MoreMacKenzie, the clerk-treasurer of Millersburg, and I have never spoken.
Read MoreI have been a resident of Winona Lake for the past 35 years and lived in the Warsaw/Winona Lake area for over 60 years.
Read MoreMy name is Joe Cazier. I am the current Syracuse clerk-treasurer’s husband. I am biased of course, but felt compelled to write this letter.
Read MoreThe election on May 2 is an opportunity to get the town of Winona Lake back on track!
Read MoreI read, with interest, Retha Hicks’ letter to the editor concerning the Winona Lake clerk-treasurer race.
Read MoreI worked alongside Laurie Renier for five years in the Winona Lake Town Hall office prior to working for her when she took on the responsibilities as the Winona Lake clerk-treasurer in January 2022.
Read MoreLaurie Renier, who is currently the elected clerk-treasurer for the town of Winona Lake, and who faces opposition in the election on May 2, has recently become the focus of some less than flattering media coverage.
Read MoreDuring the last couple weeks, I have had multiple meetings with concerned members in the community regarding the current state of the Town of Winona Lake’s clerk-treasurer’s office and for the financials of the town. I’m a natural person to take these meetings because I was the clerk-treasurer for several years.
Read MoreSpecialization in sports at the middle school and high school level is wrong.
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