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Timeline From The Past: Milford History

InkFreeNews.com Posted Dec 26, 2022  Updated: Dec 19, 2022 @ 6:40 PM

From the Files of the Kosciusko County Historical Society Editor’s note: This is a retrospective article that runs a few times a month on InkFreeNews. The first inhabitants of Milford and Van Buren Township, excluding possible pre-historic ones, were the Miami, who came about 1750, and the more … Read More

Posted in Breaking News | Tagged history, indians, milford, van buren township | | Buy Photos | Contact Author

County Courts And Their Case Loads

InkFreeNews.com Posted Dec 20, 2017  Updated: Dec 20, 2017 @ 4:03 PM

(EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the first of a four-part series on the Kosciusko County Courts.) KOSCIUSKO COUNTY — The Indiana Constitution established circuit courts throughout the state in 1836. Kosciusko County’s first circuit court was held Oct. 31, 1836, in the home of Levi Lee. It then moved … Read More

Posted in Archive 2017, News Archive 2017 | Tagged history, Indiana Constitution, Jacob Lozier, Judicial System, Kosciusko County courts, Supeior Court | | Buy Photos | Contact Author

History, Water Clarity Noted At Syracuse Lake Association Meeting

InkFreeNews.com Posted Aug 07, 2017  Updated: Aug 7, 2017 @ 8:10 AM

SYRACUSE — A personal perspective of Syracuse Lake and its history was given by Dr. Larry Allen during the annual Syracuse Lake Association meeting Saturday morning, Aug. 5. This is the 60th year Allen has resided at the lake. Prior to Allen’s presentation several matters of concern were … Read More

Posted in Archive 2017, Community | Tagged Becky Fox, chlorophyl, Dr. Larry Allen, Dr. Nate Bosch, history, SLA, syracuse, Syracuse Lake, Syracuse Lake Association | | Buy Photos | Contact Author

Seven Thousand Bodies Could Be Buried On Mississippi Campus

InkFreeNews.com Posted May 08, 2017  Updated: May 8, 2017 @ 8:34 AM

JACKSON, MISS. — Experts estimate up to 7,000 bodies are buried on the University of Mississippi Medical Center campus.

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Posted in Around Us | Tagged Bodies, history, Insane Asylum, Mississippi | | Buy Photos | Contact Author

Photographs Preserving Court’s History

InkFreeNews.com Posted Mar 30, 2017  Updated: Mar 30, 2017 @ 3:19 PM

WARSAW — Efforts to preserve the history of judicial service can be seen in many courthouses. Portraits of judges with plaques noting the years served on the bench can be found hanging on the walls near the courts. Such efforts have begun in Kosciusko County. Portraits of four … Read More

Posted in Archive 2017, News Archive 2017 | Tagged Bob Burner, Byron Tinkey, Greek goddess, historical, history, James Jarrette, Joe Sutton, Kosciusko Circuit Court, Loren Collier, Superior Court 2, Superior Court 3, Themis, Torey Bauer | | Buy Photos | Contact Author

Pierceton Celebrates 150th Anniversary, Buries Time Capsule

InkFreeNews.com Posted Aug 29, 2016  Updated: Aug 29, 2016 @ 9:43 AM

  PIERCETON — The town of Pierceton celebrated their 150th anniversary this weekend with a town-wide celebration. The weekend included entertainment, history and fun for the whole community. The festivities concluded on Sunday with the burying of a time capsule. The time capsule, to be opened in 2066, contained … Read More

Posted in Archive 2016, Community | Tagged history, Pierceton, time capsule | | Buy Photos | Contact Author

Kosciusko County Community Fair Is 100 Years Old

InkFreeNews.com Posted Jul 10, 2016  Updated: Jul 8, 2016 @ 9:47 AM

WARSAW — The county fair is celebrating its 100th anniversary. The first Kosciusko County Community Fair first was held 100 years ago, in 1916. The fair was in downtown Warsaw in the beginning. “It was more like a circus,” said Steve Trump, a former fair board member and … Read More

Posted in Archive 2016, Community | Tagged 100 years ago, 1916, fair board member, history, Kosciusko County Community Fair, past president, SDteve Trump | | Buy Photos | Contact Author

Three Civil War Cannons Reclaimed From A South Carolina River

InkFreeNews.com Posted Sep 30, 2015  Updated: Sep 30, 2015 @ 3:52 PM

FLORENCE, S.C. — Salvors who picked over a Civil War gunboat probably thought the cannons were with the rest of the wreckage in a South Carolina river.

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Posted in Archive 2015, Around Us | Tagged Cannons, Charleston, Civil War, Confederate Army, history, Pee Dee, South Carolina | | Buy Photos | Contact Author

‘Loco’ Motion At Marshall County Museum

InkFreeNews.com Posted Sep 30, 2015  Updated: Sep 30, 2015 @ 10:59 AM

PLYMOUTH — For one day only the Marshall County Museum is going “loco.” This Saturday, Oct. 3, the Marshall County Museum will open its doors to every train enthusiast in the area and every inch of its exhibit space will be filled with locomotives. Exhibitors from throughout northeast … Read More

Posted in Around Us | Tagged historical society, history, Marshall County Museum, Museum Events, plymouth, train display, Train Museum | | Buy Photos | Contact Author

New Port Antique Auto Hill Climb

InkFreeNews.com Posted Sep 28, 2015  Updated: Sep 28, 2015 @ 11:41 AM

NEWPORT — Competition rule changes will allow more antique motorcycles to compete in the 48th Annual Newport Antique Auto Hill Climb. The historic event, scheduled for Oct. 2, 3 and 4, will also hosting Dennis Gage and the film crew of cable television’s “My Classic Car” for a … Read More

Posted in Around Us | Tagged antique cars, hill climb, history, newport, races | | Buy Photos | Contact Author

Art In Action: Women In Art

InkFreeNews.com Posted Sep 08, 2015  Updated: Sep 8, 2015 @ 12:59 PM

Kim Reiff directs the art program at Grace College. She is currently offering her students a wonderful experience in the history of art by teaching them about famous women artists. She has pointed out that those who study ancient cave drawings have discovered that much of the original art was done by women.

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Posted in Archive 2015, Entertainment Archive 2015 | Tagged art, Art in Action, Darla McCammon, history, Kim Reiff, Lakeland Art Association, Painting, Women in Art | | Buy Photos | Contact Author

New Book Features Noble County Photos

InkFreeNews.com Posted Aug 19, 2015  Updated: Aug 19, 2015 @ 2:42 PM

NOBLE COUNTY — A husband and wife writing team have produced a book that will give Noble County area residents a photo-filled walk through local history.

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Posted in Community | Tagged Albion, book, Emily Hunter, history, Images of America, Mark Hunter, Noble County | | Buy Photos | Contact Author

Edgewood Middle School National History Day Contest Winners

InkFreeNews.com Posted Mar 02, 2015  Updated: Mar 2, 2015 @ 4:40 PM

By DANI BARKEY Chief Accountability Officer, Warsaw Community Schools The Edgewood Middle School National History Day teams defended their Northern Region victory on Saturday, Feb.  28. The team of Miriam Hagg, Megan Dawson and Kimmi Owens took first place with their project on women’s rights and the Seneca … Read More

Posted in Archive 2015, Community | Tagged Edgewood Middle School, history, School News, Warsaw Community Schools | | Buy Photos | Contact Author
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Grace College To Host Dr. Brad Gundlach At Lyceum Lecture

InkFreeNews.com Posted Mar 02, 2015  Updated: Mar 2, 2015 @ 2:49 PM

By DAVID GROUT Media Relations, Grace College and Seminary As a part of the Lyceum Series on Faith and the Academy, Grace College will be hosting Dr. Brad Gundlach at 7 p.m. Thursday, March 12 in the Westminster East Room. He will be giving a talk entitled, “Religion … Read More

Posted in Community | Tagged Grace College, history, lecture, Lyceum Series on Faith and the Academy, Speakers, Winona Lake | | Buy Photos | Contact Author

IHS Documents Early Black Settlements In Indiana

InkFreeNews.com Posted Feb 23, 2015  Updated: Feb 23, 2015 @ 4:01 PM

By AMY LAMB Media Relations Manager, Indiana Historical Society The Indiana Historical Society has made available online the results of its research on early black settlements in Indiana. This effort is part of the Early African American Settlement Heritage Initiative. During the summer of 2014, the Indiana Historical … Read More

Posted in Community | Tagged community, Early African American Settlement Heritage Initiative, history, Hoosiers, Indiana Historical Society | | Buy Photos | Contact Author

Veterans History Project Archives Invites Veterans To Share Their History

InkFreeNews.com Posted Jan 21, 2015  Updated: Jan 21, 2015 @ 2:48 PM

By MEREDITH PERKS Regional Director for Senator Joe Donnelly The office of Senator Joe Donnelly, along with the staff of Wynnfield Crossing, will be be hosting an event to record veteran’s oral histories for inclusion in the Veterans History Project archives at the Library of Congress in Washington, … Read More

Posted in Community, News Archive 2015 | Tagged Fulton County, history, Indiana, library of congress, Oral History, rochester, Veteran's History Project | | Buy Photos | Contact Author

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