Lawsuit To Strike Down Indiana’s Abortion Ban Gets New Judge
A critical court hearing set for next week could put a pause on Indiana’s near-total abortion ban, with behind-the-scenes maneuvers over the judge and counsel in the meantime.
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Kehr-Wicker Re-Elected Clerk-Treasurer In Syracuse
SYRACUSE — Paula Kehr-Wicker, Republican, was elected to her second term as clerk-treasurer for the town of Syracuse following Tuesday’s municipal election. She defeated her Democratic opponent Tim Yeager. Kehr-Wicker received 109 votes to Yeager’s 34 votes, carrying all four of the town precincts. Also winning were Tom … Read More
Hall Visits In Syracuse
SYRACUSE — Democrat District 2 House of Representatives Candidate Mel Hall made a visit in Syracuse Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 12. Hall met with about a dozen area residents during a meet and greet at Mug Shots. Hall has kicked off his Hardworking Hoosier Tour visiting various locations … Read More
What Is On Your Ballot Nov. 8
KOSCIUSKO COUNTY — The day is near to cast your vote for president, senator, state leadership, local officials and school board officials. The general election for 2016 is Tuesday, Nov. 8. Polls will open at 6 a.m. and close at 6 p.m.
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Moore, Darland Receive Democratic Honors
SYRACUSE — Stan Moore, North Manchester, was named the Democrat of the Year at the Kosciusko County Democratic Party annual dinner. The event was held Saturday evening, Sept. 24, at South Shore Golf Club, Syracuse. Moore was recognized for his willingness to assist the party when needed. … Read More
Kosciusko County Democrats Open Headquarters
WARSAW — The Kosciusko County Democrats held an opening ceremony for their new Warsaw headquarters, located at 212 S. Lake St. on Tuesday evening, Aug. 30. Candidates for the Democratic ticket were present at the ribbon cutting, including Lynn Coleman, Democratic candidate for Congress, Dee Moore, Democratic candidate for Indiana … Read More
Who will be on your ballot Tuesday
KOSCIUSKO COUNTY — The primary is Tuesday, May 3, with polls opening at 6 a.m. and closing at 6 p.m. It is said that Indiana voters will be critical in determining the presidential nominees at each party’s national conventions. But the importance of voting goes beyond the presidential … Read More
Petermann Files Complaint With Election Commission
BRISTOL — The Jeff Petermann for Congress campaign filed a complaint Thursday, Feb. 4, with the Indiana Election Commission, against the Republican Party. Peterman believes there have been unnecessary delays in obtaining primary voter election data for Indiana District 2 Congressional Race. “I knew my opponent, Jackie Walorski, … Read More
Candidate Filing Ends, Ballot Set For Primary
KOSCIUSKO COUNTY — The ballot is set for the May 3 Primary election. Candidate filing ended at noon today, Friday, Feb. 5. At the county level, the Republican ballot will have two contested races: county commissioner-northern district and county council at-large. On a state level there will be … Read More
Smith Announces Bid For State Representative
WARSAW — Brian Smith, Warsaw, announced his candidacy for State Rep. 22nd District, on the Democratic ticket, this morning, Jan. 19. His announcement was made outside the Kosciusko County Courthouse. Smith, the son of a single mother, graduated from Warsaw Community High School with honors and then … Read More
Filing Continues For Local, State, Federal Offices
KOSCIUSKO — Candidates continue to file for local, state and federal offices for the May 3 Primary. The filing deadline is noon, Friday, Feb. 5. New candidates filing between Friday, Jan. 8 and Friday, Jan. 15 are: Coroner — Anthony W. Ciriello, incumbent, Republican State Senator District 9 … Read More
History Set In Claypool Election
CLAYPOOL — For the first time any one can remember, neither a Democrat or Republican was elected to office.
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Dickerson Joins U.S. Senate Race
INDIANAPOLIS — Former Arc of Indiana Executive Director John Dickerson says he will run for the Democratic nomination for the United States Senate. The move marks the first run for public office for Dickerson, who led the organization serving people with disabilities for more than 30 years.
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South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg Comes Out In Newspaper Essay
South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg came out as gay in an editorial essay printed in the South Bend Tribune today, saying that it took him years to accept his sexuality and that he hoped by sharing his experience he could help others who may be struggling with their … Read More
The Race For City Council At-Large Seats
The biggest race in the municipal primary Tuesday is that of two Warsaw City Council At-Large seats. There are six Republicans seeking the two-spot nomination for the general election. The winners will face the lone Democrat candidate in November. The at-large seats are currently held by Cindy Dobbins … Read More
Go Over The Last Election Cycle
Dear Editor: As the election cycle winds down, perhaps we could all take a deep breath and go over this last election cycle. In the race for the 22nd House District we first saw a representative who was widely accused of not listening to her constituents, or to … Read More