A Pound Of Edible Cannabis Products Discovered In Traffic Stop
A Warsaw man was arrested after a traffic stop resulted in the discovery of one pound of edible cannabis products.
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REMC Sends Workers, Equipment To Help Restore Power In Virginia
Northeastern REMC was one of ten Indiana electric cooperatives to send crews and equipment to help restore power in Virginia after a devastating winter storm moved through on Monday, Jan. 3.
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Locke Appointed To Oakwood Cemetery Board
The Oakwood Cemetery Board of Regents has a new face.
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Pets Of The Week
Pets of the Week are available for adoption at the Animal Welfare League, 1048 S. 325E, Pierceton.
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Alcohol Board OKs Permit For Tap Root Brewhouse In Pierceton
The Kosciusko County Alcohol and Tobacco Commission approved an alcoholic beverage permit for a new Pierceton restaurant during a meeting on Thursday, Jan. 6.
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Convicted Molester Appeals 35-Year Prison Sentence
Jose L. Izaguirre, a 32-year-old Warsaw man who molested a child more than 20 times, is appealing his 35-year prison sentence with the Indiana Court of Appeals.
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Woman Faces Neglect Charge After Marijuana Found In Vehicle
A Mentone woman was recently arrested on a neglect charge for having marijuana in a vehicle while a child was present.
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APC Considers Four Petitions In First Meeting Of 2022
Two of the petitions considered by the Kosciusko County Area Planning Commission during its regular monthly meeting Wednesday, Jan. 5, in Warsaw, involved subdividing property where the allowed number of sell-offs had been exhausted.
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Council President Musser Anticipates Busy Year For Town Of Syracuse
Councilman Bill Musser will be taking over as council president in 2022 for the Syracuse Town Council.
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CVS Says Syracuse Pharmacy Not Closing
Rumors that CVS in Syracuse, 308 S. Huntington St., might close are apparently unfounded.
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Van Buren Township Board Elects Officers
Van Buren Township Trustee Advisory Board held its first meeting of 2022 Tuesday, Jan. 4. Members kicked off the new year by electing officers, which will remain the same as 2021.
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Milford Man Sentenced In Two Criminal Cases
A Milford man will serve a three-year sentence locally after breaking into a woman’s home and slashing a tire on a vehicle.
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Goshen Hospital Sees Record Number Of COVID-19 Deaths In December
The number of patients who died of COVID-19 at Goshen Hospital in December was 25, the highest number of patients to die in any month of the pandemic so far.
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Legion, Titus Funeral Home Donate Gloves To Leesburg School
The John C. Peterson American Legion Auxiliary Unit 49, Warsaw, recently teamed up with Titus Funeral Home, Warsaw, to help keep children in Leesburg Elementary School warm this winter by donating 200 pairs of gloves.
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State Health Department Limits COVID-19 Rapid Test Use Due To National Shortage
Effective Tuesday, Jan. 4, COVID-19 rapid tests at state and local health department testing sites in Indiana will only be available to individuals ages 18 and younger, and symptomatic individuals ages 50 and older.
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Man Sentenced For Selling Morphine Pills
A Warsaw man will serve the remainder of a six-year sentence locally after dealing morphine pills to an undercover officer.
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Warsaw City Hall Hosting Art Exhibit By Madelene Bussert
Art reflects the artist.
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Silver Lake Lions Club Hosting Fish Fry On Saturday
The Silver Lake Lions Club is hosting a fish, chicken and tenderloin fry from 4 p.m. until sold out on Saturday, Jan. 8.
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Thomas C. Mollette
Thomas C. Mollette, 56, Mentone, passed at 9:41 pm, Friday, Dec. 31, 2021 at Parkview Regional Medical Center of Fort Wayne. Tom was born on May 11, 1965 in Paintsville, Kentucky to the late Tom and Dora (Blevins) Mollette. He married on Sept. 1, 2007 to Lynette D. … Read More
Syracuse Town Manager Likes Being Back In Municipal Government
Syracuse Town Manager David Wilkinson is happy to be back working in municipal government after a brief stint in the private sector.
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