No Quorum At City Safety Meeting
A lack of a quorum for the second week in a row has cancelled the City of Warsaw Traffic Safety Commission meeting. Originally scheduled to meet Oct. 1, the meeting was cancelled earlier that day when...
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Alliance For Retired Americans Endorses Joe Bock
Joe Bock By DAVID BLANK Alliance for Retired Americans Today, Alliance for Retired Americans members endorsed Joe Bock for election to the U.S. Congress from Indiana’s 2nd District at an event in South...
View ArticleKCH Reports Zero Medical Errors In 2013
The Indiana State Department of Health released earlier this month the 2013 Indiana Medical Error Reporting System annual report. Reports of stage three or four pressure ulcers acquired after admission...
View ArticleRailroad Crossings Currently Closed
By LT. KIP SHUTER Public Information Officer, City of Warsaw Traffic Safety This afternoon, officials, emergency services, and school system representatives met with Norfolk Southern Railroad...
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Three Candidates To Compete In Third District Race
Republican incumbent Marlin Stutzman, Democrat Justin Kuhnle and Libertarian candidate Scott Wise will be the voters’ choices for U.S. Congress Third District representative on the ballot. Voting takes...
View ArticleAT&T Refunds Available For Some Hoosiers
Attorney General Greg Zoeller announced Indiana’s involvement in a $105 million national settlement reached today with AT&T Mobility LLC, resolving allegations that the company placed charges for...
View ArticleKosciusko S.W.A.T. Team Assists South Whitley Police
Kosciusko County S.W.A.T. team was called in to assist South Whitley Police Department Tuesday afternoon in the arrest of an individual wanted on a Kosciusko County warrant. John Justine Tingle, 34,...
View ArticleBiomet Reports Profit Drop
Biomet, Inc. announced today financial results for its first quarter that ended on Aug. 31. Consolidated net sales increased 6 percent (5.6 percent constant currency) worldwide to approximately $775...
View ArticleGolden Corral Still Working on Plumbing
According to Kosciusko County Health Department Administrator Bob Weaver, Golden Corral in Warsaw is still working on plumbing problems that closed the restaurant earlier this year. It is still unknown...
View ArticleState Law Prohibits Campaign Signs In Right-Of-Ways
The Indiana Department of Transportation reminds all Hoosiers that campaign signs are prohibited from federal and state highway right-of-way according to Indiana Code 9-21-4-6. INDOT personnel are...
View ArticleEscaped Horse Hit By Car
A horse, which escaped its pasture along SR 13 south of Syracuse, was struck by a vehicle at 2:26 a.m. today and had to be put down. The accident was just west of North Grandview Drive, in the area of...
View ArticleLocal October Activities And Trick-Or-Treat Times
(EDITOR’S NOTE: This list will continue to be added to as events and community trick-or-treat times are submitted. To submit your fall/Halloween event, email alyssa@staceypageonline.com) Trick-or-Treat...
View ArticleUPDATE: YMCA Closed Due To Water Shut Down
UPDATE: Kosciusko Community YMCA opened as usual at 5 a.m. this morning, INITIAL: Summer Zimmer, Kosciusko Community YMCA director of communications and social responsibility, has announced the YMCA,...
View ArticleLakeville Man Arrested In Traffic Stop
Bourbon Police Officer Matthew M. Cottrill and Reserve Officer Doug Nordman conducted a traffic stop on Kameron Flynn, Lakeville, at 12:34 a.m. Thursday to discover Flynn was in possession of 36 grams...
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Annual Kosciusko County Shrine Turkey Shoot
Shown ready for the annual Kosciusko County Shrine Turkey Shoot are Dave Shively, Little Hawks;Grant Cunningham, Kosciusko County Shrine Club President;Bill Hartman, Turkey Shoot Committee;Don Smith,...
View ArticleKosciusko County Council Grants iDNA Abatement
At the Oct. 9 meeting of the Kosciusko County Council, iDNA, a subsidiary of Wildman Business Group, was granted its requested tax abatement. A 10-year abatement was requested at the council’s Aug. 14...
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Community Contributes To ‘Feed My Starving Children’
(From left) Chloe Helser, WCHS 10th grade; Hunter Haines, WCHS 10th grade; Brayden Sammons, WCHS 10th grade; Emma Manns, Edgewood Middle School eighth grade; and McKibben Lohse, Edgewood Middle School,...
View ArticleKEDCo Announces Come Back to Kosciusko Campaign
“The last time I was before you I talked about what a great couple of years it’s been,” George Robertson, Kosciusko Economic Development Corporation president, told the Kosciusko County Council on Oct....
View ArticleProject S.A.F.E. Volunteers Needed
The American Red Cross of Kosciusko County would like to encourage school groups, youth groups, service clubs and anyone who is interested to team up with the local chapter to distribute fire safety...
View ArticleISP Warns Drivers To Be Wary Of Deer
Each fall the annual crop harvest coupled with the beginning of hunting season and the deer mating season makes deer movement more prominent and the number of car/deer crashes increase. Motorists are...
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