Tag Archives: The Papers

Lilly Center Art Contest Open To Kosciusko County Students

InkFreeNews.com Posted Mar 11, 2020  Updated: Mar 11, 2020 @ 10:12 AM

WINONA LAKE — Fourth through 12th-grade students in Kosciusko County are invited to submit artwork for the Lilly Center Art Contest. The theme is “Life at the Lake.” Submissions are open until Wednesday, April 15, said a news release from the Lily Center for Lakes and Streams. The … Read More

Jeroldine Rae ‘Jeri’ Seely UPDATED

InkFreeNews.com Posted Nov 22, 2019  Updated: Nov 22, 2019 @ 10:00 AM

Jeroldine Rae “Jeri” Seely, 79, of Milford, went home to be with Lord Sunday, Nov. 17. She was born July 26, 1940, in Goshen, the daughter of Jerry and Katherine (Huber) Bushong. She married Durward “Bud” Seely Sept. 11, 1960. He survives. She was editor in chief with … Read More

Patterson Named Interim Editor-In-Chief

InkFreeNews.com Posted Nov 20, 2019  Updated: Nov 20, 2019 @ 3:50 PM

MILFORD — The Papers Incorporated Publisher Ron Baumgartner announced Deb Patterson will serve as the interim editor-in-chief for the company. Patterson will be filling the vacancy left by the death of Jeri Seely, editor-in-chief. Patterson started in the editorial department at The Papers on a part-time basis through … Read More

Milford Senior King and Queen Crowned

InkFreeNews.com Posted May 25, 2019  Updated: May 25, 2019 @ 5:54 PM

MILFORD — One of the highlights of Milford Fest is the naming of the Senior King and Queen, when a couple is recognized for their service to the community. The 2019 king and queen are Bob and Sue Cockburn. Married for 48 years, Bob and Sue have three … Read More

Judge Rules In Favor Of The Papers, Stacey Staley

InkFreeNews.com Posted Dec 05, 2016  Updated: Dec 5, 2016 @ 3:56 PM

KOSCIUSKO — Two of the defendants were dismissed from the ongoing suit stemming from the 2014 death of Gary Helman. The Papers Inc. and Stacey Staley were granted a dismissal by Kosciusko County Circuit Court Judge Michael Reed. The motions to dismiss were presented in court on Nov. 30. The … Read More