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Ciriello Elected To Lead IACP
Tony Ciriello Syracuse Police Chief Tony Ciriello will serve as president of the Indiana Association of Chiefs of Police for 2014. He was elected in 2013 by the 438 chiefs who are members to serve as...
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Advisory Level Reduced, Travel Difficulties Noted
As of 9 a.m. today, Kosciusko County’s Watch Level (orange) has been reduced to the Advisory Level (yellow). Though the Watch Level has been downgraded, the advisory level still warns motorists that...
View ArticleCandidacy Filing Begins Jan. 8
Candidate filing began at 8 a.m. Jan. 8 for the May 6 primary election. Final deadline to declare a candidacy is Feb. 7. Numerous individuals have already announced their candidacy with more expected....
View ArticleVolunteer Weather Observers Being Sought By NWS
Senior Meteorologist Sam Lashley with the National Weather Service Northern Indiana office near Syracuse, said the NWS is looking for volunteer rain and snow observers across the Michiana region....
View ArticleWinter Storm Results In Death, Slick Roads
Indiana officials have so far confirmed 6 deaths related to the winter storm that began Jan. 5 and affected nearly the entire state. As of this morning, 56 counties remained in a Travel Watch (orange)...
View ArticleFire & Ice Festival Seeking Sponsors
Sponsors are still being sought for the February First Friday event that is themed the Fire & Ice Festival. Michiana Ice Carvers will be working on carving ice sculptures from 300-pound and...
View ArticleAPC Wants Property Owners To Talk
Hoping adjoining property owners in North Webster can reach an agreement, Kosciusko County Area Planning Commission voted to table a preliminary plat petition by Tim Hine until the Feb. 5 meeting. The...
View ArticleWhitko Announces Upcoming Make Up Day
School will be in session for all students of Whitko Community School Corporation on Monday, Jan. 20. This is a make-up day due to school being cancelled Jan. 8 because of inclement weather.
View ArticleCrashes On U.S. 20 Prompts Police To Issue Warning
Slick and icy road conditions and numerous accidents resulted in the U.S. 20 bypass (between SR 19 and Elm Road) being closed for a short period of time today between 10:14 a.m. and 11:14 a.m. Elkhart...
View ArticleScenes From Those Moving The Snow
Once again, our readers have provided us with some pretty amazing photos and video as we requested. Earlier this week, we asked on our Facebook page for any existing video from the onboard cameras...
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YMCA Holds Official Ground Breaking
Pictured, from left, are David Findlay, Lake City Bank; Warsaw Mayor Joe Thallemer; Rich Haddad, K-21 Foundation; Chad Zaucha, YMCA CEO; Mike Coon, president, YMCA board; Phillip Smith, vice president,...
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Haines Running For Superior II Judge
Tyler S. Haines has announced his candidacy for Judge of Kosciusko County Superior Court II in the May Republican Primary. Haines, 52, is a native of Kosciusko County and has practiced law out of his...
View ArticleBeaman Home Goes ‘Public’
For nearly 30 years, the location of The Beaman Home Shelter for victims of domestic violence has been kept quiet. Some have questioned why the location of the new Emergency Shelter and Outreach...
View ArticleEconomic Development Hot Topic For County
At the first Kosciusko County Council meeting of the year, economic development was the primary topic of discussion. “Being the first of the year I thought it would be good to summarize last year,”...
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UPDATE: Silver Alert For Bremen Man
(UPDATE: Authorities in Marshall County said Heyde has been located as of early this morning.) The Bremen Police Department is investigating the disappearance of an adult from Bremen, located...
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WCS Appoints 2014 Board Members
The Warsaw Community School Board met Thursday for the organizational meeting of the board. During the meeting, members of the school board were able to nominate and vote for the 2014 board president,...
View ArticleGrace Awarded ‘Abortion Pill’ Mandate Suspension
On Dec. 27, a federal court ruled in favor of Grace College suspending the enforcement of the abortion pill mandate against the Winona Lake based school. According to Grace, the injunction allows the...
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House Republican Legislative Agenda Announced
Indiana House Speaker Brian Bosma announces the 2014 legislative agenda. (Photos provided) STATEHOUSE – House Speaker Brian C. Bosma (R-Indianapolis) announced the House Republican agenda for the 2014...
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Walk-n-Wander Sponsor Deadline Approaching
There will be plenty of opportunity for “posing” with a Seward Johnson life-size sculptures, like the one pictured, when the unique display is brought to downtown Warsaw this year. The sculptures will...
View ArticleRedevelopment Commission Hears Legislative Update
Kosciusko County Redevelopment Commission heard a legislative update Jan. 9 from George Robertson, president of Kosciusko County Economic Development Corp. Robertson gave an update on economic issues...
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