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Employment Numbers Looking Good For Kosciusko County
The Department of Labor has released employment data from December 2014, and the numbers are quite favorable for Kosciusko County. (Photo Provided) The county’s unemployment rate has consistently been...
View ArticleState Legislators In Warsaw Saturday
Kosciusko County’s state legislators will be in Warsaw Saturday, Feb. 21, at the Farm Bureau Office, off US 30 on Biomet Dive, Warsaw, to greet and speak with constituents. Present will be State...
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County Officials Discuss Legislative Agenda At State Capital
Robert Sanders and James Moyer, Kosciusko County Council, were two of about 300 officials from around the state who attended the Association of Indiana Counties’ 2015 County Legislative Conference....
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Jeff Yalden Rocks Crowd At TVHS With Powerful Speech
In front of a crowd of several hundred people, all staring at him with unwavering attention, Jeff Yalden delivered a bold, powerful and passionate speech that left nearly everyone in attendance...
View ArticleWind Chill Advisory In Effect
The National Weather Service has issued a wind chill advisory for portions of northern Indiana and southern Michigan. The advisory goes into effect at 4 p.m. today and should last until noon tomorrow....
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Common Council Approves New Boundaries For Central Development
Warsaw Common Council approved expanding boundaries of the Warsaw Central Development Area during Tuesday evening’s meeting. The boundary expansion was approved at the Feb. 9 city redevelopment...
View ArticleCouncil Hears Complaint About Tree Removal
The only major piece of business for the Syracuse Town Council came during public discussion on non-agenda items during the council’s monthly meeting Tuesday night. Syracuse resident Sharon Fowler...
View ArticleGet The Poop On North Webster Sewage Grant
The town of North Webster will learn the fate of its grant for $500,000 to update and repair the North Webster sewage treatment plant, lift stations and lines July 17. The Indiana Office of Rural and...
View ArticleCommon Council Hear Concerns Over Chemical Spill
A number of residents were present during Tuesday evening’s Warsaw Common Council meeting to express concerns over the chemical spill into Winona Lake following a fire at Warsaw Chemical. At least...
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Annual SWCD Meeting Recognizes Residents
The annual Kosciusko County SWCD meeting and banquet recognizes achievements and leadership of individuals. Shown are those recipients. From left are Brent Wood accepting the Forestry Award on behalf...
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Winona Lake Town Council Revists Weight Restriction Ordinance
At its February meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 17, the Winona Lake Town Council engaged in a lengthy discussion regarding Ordinance 2015-1-1. The island in Winona Lake (Map courtesy of Google) The ordinance...
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Single Vehicle Accident On SR 25
UPDATE (1:05 p.m.): According to a Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Department deputy at the scene, a single passenger vehicle slid off the road just south of the intersection of SR 25 and CR 100S. One...
View ArticleWastewater Billing Error Costs Claypool $27K
Yesterday evening the Claypool Town Council was presented with information from Town Clerk Connie Morgan discussing a clerical error that has cost the town more than $27,000 over the past four years....
View ArticleFarm Bill Safety Net Deadlines Approaching For Indiana Farmers
By DONNA FERGUSON United States Department of Agriculture U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Indiana Farm Service Agency State Executive Director Julia A. Wickard reminds producers of upcoming important...
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‘Queen Bee’ Shares Her Addiction To Bees
Charlotte “Queen Bee” Hubbard, southwest Michigan, shared her addiction and love of the pollinating insect, the honey bee, Tuesday evening. Hubbard was the guest speaker at the annual Kosciusko County...
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CLI Research Director Addresses Harm Of Gender And Disability Discrimination...
By MALLORY QUIGLEY Communications Director, Susan B. Anthony List This morning Dr. David Prentice, vice president and research director of the Charlotte Lozier Institute, will testify before the...
View ArticleNWS Issues Winter Weather Advisory
The National Weather Service in northern Indiana has issued a winter weather advisory for snow and blowing snow in effect for Kosciusko and area counties until 10 p.m. According to the NWS, bands of...
View ArticleConnecting Fulton County To Offer Youth Mental Health First Aid Course
By BRETT R. BOGGS Superintendent, Tippecanoe Valley School Corporation Connecting Fulton County will be hosting a youth mental health first aid course from 8 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 21, at...
View ArticleWinona Lake Making Plans For Dane Miller Memorial
“He really made Winona Lake what it is today, and we really want to keep that legacy going,” said Winona Lake Town Coordinator Craig Allebach of the late Dr. Dane Miller. At the Winona Lake Town...
View ArticlePatrick Industries Completes Acquisition Of Better Way Partners
Patrick Industries, Inc. (NASDAQ: PATK) announced yesterday that it has completed the acquisition of the business and certain assets of Better Way Partners, LLC d/b/a Better Way Products with operating...
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