Republicans quickly rallied around Rudy Yakym III Saturday, Aug. 20, to be their choice to lead Indiana’s 2nd Congressional District and run for Congress in the upcoming election following the death of U.S. Rep. Jackie Walorski.
Read MoreThe number of people filing to run for Indiana’s Second District Congressional race doubled on Tuesday ahead of Wednesday’s deadline.
Read MoreThe number of candidates running to fill the vacated 2nd Congressional seat is growing quickly ahead of Saturday’s Republican caucuses.
Read MoreState Rep. Curt Nisly is the first to announce intentions to fill the vacancy left after 2nd District U.S. Rep. Jackie Walorski died unexpectedly last week.
Read MoreWhen I heard that the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, I was ecstatic because we had a chance to put abortion on the ash heap of history, like all the other miscarriages of civilization.
Read MoreHouse lawmakers on Thursday, Aug. 4, defeated amendments seeking to eliminate the exceptions for rape, incest and fatal fetal anomalies in a proposed abortion ban and redefined the exception for life of the mother to protect well-meaning physicians.
Read MoreCraig Snow defeated fellow Republican Curt Nisly in a race between two state representatives vying for the redrawn House District 22 seat in the Indiana General Assembly.
Read MoreIf Curt Nisly wins Tuesday in the Republican Primary for State District 22, it will be without the support of most elected Republican colleagues in the General Assembly.
Read MoreDear Editor, Careful review of the April 20 Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce Candidate Forum video provided much insight into the worldviews of the two candidates for the Republican nomination for Indiana House District 22, Craig Snow and Curt Nisly. Throughout the session, Snow repetitively framed his arguments and … Read More
Dear Editor, One thing I have learned in my study of politics is that you can tell a lot about a person by how they vote. However, I have learned that a better way to learn about a politician is by who donates to them. And the Indy … Read More
From our experience, there is one very important trait that sets Curt Nisly apart from Craig Snow.
Read MoreWednesday’s candidate forum in Warsaw spotlighted two conservative state lawmakers who agree on many big issues, but have contrasting approaches to governance.
Read MoreCurt Nisly’s campaign said it will file a complaint with state election officials over wording contained in his opponent’s campaign literature.
Read MoreThere’s less than a month before the 2022 primary elections in Indiana.
Read MoreIndiana Representatives Curt Nisly and Craig Snow are both running to represent the newly redrawn District 22, which after Nov. 9 will encompass all of Kosciusko County with the exception of Turkey Creek and Tippecanoe townships and including Pleasant Township in Wabash County.
Read MoreDear Editor, As Covid is currently overwhelming our hospitals, and schools and businesses struggle to stay open, we look to our elected officials for guidance and support. On Jan. 12 State Rep. Curt Nisly introduced House Bill 1372 to allow doctors to prescribe Ivermectin, a drug to treat … Read More
