The annual July Fourth week celebration on Lake Wawasee has been set. The Wawasee Flotilla committee met tonight and set the flotilla date for Saturday, July 6. The theme of this year’s parade on water is “Wide World of Sports” and participants are asked to honor their favorite … Read More
Recognition of individuals for conservation efforts through education and/or stewardship in farming operations were just a part of the annual Kosciusko County Soil and Water Conservation District annual meeting. The meeting was held Tuesday evening at The Depot in Pierceton with approximately 120 people in attendance. Jason Kissel, … Read More
Accident Officers of the Syracuse Police Department recently investigated the following accident: Sunday, 1:18 a.m. CR 1300 North, east of Pinecrest Trailer Court. Driver: Jeremy L. Cole, 32, North CR 400 East, Syracuse. Cole’s vehicle went off the roadway and collided with a steel pole and telephone junction … Read More
Parents and grandparents, plan to bring your children to story time this March and April. Syracuse Public Library offers story hour at 10:30 a.m. every Monday and Tuesday. All children are welcome to come on one or both days. Monday story times are geared more toward the interests … Read More
A former grocery store in Syracuse will now be home to a medical office. A petition to allow a medical clinic in a commercial district was approved tonight by the Syracuse Board of Zoning Appeals. Great Lakes Capital of South Bend wants to lease a medical clinic at … Read More
Lakeside Fitness and South Shore Golf Course, Restaurant and Lounge invite you to a night of dancing and fun. The event, which was organized by Lakeside, will be held from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 23, at South Shore located at 10601 N. SR 13, Syracuse. All … Read More
STATEHOUSE – The state budget is heading to the House floor after being approved by the House Ways and Means committee on Tuesday. The committee released Indiana’s 2014-2015 budget last Friday. Some of the goals of the introduced budget were to protect Hoosier taxpayers, prioritize education funding, and … Read More
Stephen Snyder, representing James and Karen Tranter of Treco LLC, approached the Syracuse Town Council during the regular meeting Tuesday night in regards to vacating an alleyway from the right of way of Harrison Street to the right of way of SR 13, near the north edge the … Read More
SYRACUSE — This point of the calendar in high school sports often finds coaches completely stressed out. It’s easy to see why basketball coaches around the state are hitting the Maalox. Well, gymnastics coaches are feeling the pinch, too. As Wawasee head coach Nika Prather paced the annex … Read More
William Selvey, 73, of Syracuse, Ind., passed away on Feb. 19, 2013, at the IU Goshen Hospital after a brief illness. He was born on Aug. 16, 1939, in Toledo, Ohio, to Daniel and Alice (Marsh) Selvey. On March 6, 1983, in Syracuse he married Joyce Smith, who … Read More
Genevieve ‘Jenny’ Oswald, 90, of Syracuse, Ind., passed away on Feb. 19, 2013, at her residence after a brief illness. She was born in Fort Wayne, Ind., to David and Austia Slater. After graduating from North Side High School, she married the love of her life John R. … Read More
David L. Mize, 73, Syracuse, Ind., passed away on Monday, Feb. 18, 2013, at his home. He was born on May 4, 1939, in Lake Station, Ind., to Leland L. and Rose Elizabeth (Bush) Mize. He graduated in 1958 from East Gary Edison High School in East Gary, … Read More
The Rose Home in Syracuse, a women’s residential recovery home, is at maximum capacity and in need of volunteers and other items. The 12-step recovery program is unique in its approach to helping women overcome addictions by offering holistic options for recovery. Established on Christian values, the Rose … Read More
SYRACUSE — “Any time you get to play at home, its a good thing.” Wawasee head coach Phil Mishler could not have said it any better when talking about this year’s sectional tournament being home sweet home for the Warriors. For only the third time in school history … Read More
Julie Martin’s third-grade classroom at Eisenhower Elementary School recently became home to an aquarium of local fish. Part of the Lake in the Classroom program operated by Grace College’s Kosciusko Lakes and Streams center, this marks the 20th aquarium placed in a Kosciusko County school or community center … Read More
SYRACUSE — Hoping for a heart of chocolate for Valentine’s Day, Wawasee gymnasts had to settle for a brick of the bittersweet. Posting its highest home total of the season of 97.325, Wawasee put itself in position in areas but left scores lacking elsewhere as visiting Huntington North … Read More
