A Christ-centered ministry dedicated to assisting incarcerated individuals in making a successful transition to their community following their release, L.I.T.E. Recovery Café held its official grand opening on Friday, Sept. 22.
Read MoreLiving in Transition Effectively is dedicated to helping incarcerated individuals in Kosciusko County transition effectively back into their community upon release.
Read MoreA hopeful idea Karena Wilkinson has “kicked around for a few years” is about to come to powerful fruition.
Read MoreWARSAW — Living in Transition Effectively, the new jail ministry program expected to launch this spring, will be aimed at reducing recidivism rates and preparing inmates for re-entry into society. LITE Coordinator Tammy Cotton and her husband, Chris, came up with the idea for the program after their … Read More
SYRACUSE – Chris Cotton was honored for 25 years of dedication to the Wawasee PeeWee football program in a ceremony Saturday afternoon.
Read MoreSYRACUSE — Syracuse Town Council approved establishing a new riverfront district during its regular monthly meeting Tuesday night, Nov. 15. The new riverfront district is located in the village area near Monteith Tire. Councilman Tom Hoover asked how the riverfront district would benefit the town. Town Manager Henry … Read More
SYRACUSE — Syracuse Town Council swore in Jim Layne as the town’s new police chief during its regular monthly meeting Tuesday night, Nov. 17. Layne had served as interim chief since Tony Ciriello retired last month.
Read MoreScott Beasley, owner of Northern Lakes Insurance, announces a new addition to his team. Effective immediately Chris Cotton will be joining Northern Lakes Insurance as its Benefits Specialist. Cotton has more than 23 years experience in the field of employee benefits and his partnership with PMG Agency gives … Read More
SYRACUSE – The Wawasee Pee Wee Football program received a pair of generous donations of $500 recently. The donations were to help the program fund new uniforms for the team, which is geared for elementary-aged children in the Wawasee area. The first photo is a donation from Glenbrook … Read More
Syracuse-Wawasee Park Foundation board members heard updates on several projects during its Tuesday meeting. Two quotes, one for equipment and the other for work to the building, were presented for the expansion of the fitness room located at the Syracuse Community Center. Combined, the two estimates would bring … Read More
