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Air Quality Action Day forecasted Saturday for Warsaw area
INDIANAPOLIS (WANE) — Saturday will be an Air Quality Action Day (AQAD) for north central and northwest Indiana due to elevated ozone levels, the Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM) forecasted. Ozone levels will rise to the unhealthy for sensitive groups or “orange” level for the affected area, which...
Court News 05.18.24
The following people have filed for marriage licenses with Kosciusko County Clerk Ann Torpy:. • Hunter Graham Rice, 19, Roy Street, Winona Lake, and Natalie Erin Norris, 20, South CR 800W, Mentone. • Whitney Elaine Ousley, 35, and Jacob Mark Shriner, 35, both of North Oakwood Drive, Warsaw. • Elijah...
Viking girls capture first tennis sectional crown since 2018
MARION — Huntington North made its debut in girls’ tennis sectional 49 a memorable one by claiming the program’s first title since 2018 on Marion High School’s Bill Beekman Courts Friday evening. The Vikings earned a nail-biting, 3-2 win over the host Giants in their semifinal...
Downtown Warsaw DORA Kicks Off With A Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony
Friday night was the first night of the 19th Fat & Skinny Tire Festival, May’s Third Friday and it also was the first time for the Downtown Warsaw Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area (DORA). To kick off the DORA, Main Street Warsaw, Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce, city of Warsaw and...
Roanoke woman wanted in connection to battery of 2-year-old boy
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) - A warrant was issued Tuesday for a 21-year-old Roanoke woman accused of battering a 2-year-old boy last November. Alivia Hicks was the child’s primary caretaker, according to a probable cause affidavit written by Fort Wayne Police Officer Michelle Brown. Police began investigating after the Department of Child Services received a report of the toddler being abused.
Kosciusko County Area Plan Commission
Notice Is Hereby Given, That The Kosciusko County Area Plan Commission Shall Hold A Public Hearing On. A Petition Filed by Cynthia Wiese Requesting An Amendment To the Kosciusko County Zoning Ordinance, To Reclassify From an Commercial District to a Residential District The Following Real Estate, located on 114EMAINST Key#: 013-012-031.A.
Whitko Community Schools Students Of The Month
LARWILL – Whitko Community Schools announced its students of the month for May. They are Costanza Milazzotto, Whitko Senior High; Braewynn Neer, Whitko Junior High; Audra Brandenburg, Whitko Career Academy; Dorothy Mynhier, South Whitley Elementary School; Sammy Lopshire, Pierceton Elementary School; and Emma Anderson, Whitko Early Learning Center.
Some Voters Received The Wrong Ballots In Primary Election
Human error led to some voters in the May primary election receiving the wrong ballot. Ann Torpy, Kosciusko County clerk for the Superior and Circuit Courts, explained that when a pollworker at Community Life Center, 825 N. Harrison St., Warsaw, activated the voting machine, the pollworker gave 104 voters the same ballot, not giving them the ballot for where they live.
Softball Game Preview: Carroll Plays at Home
Carroll is 2-8 against Leo since May of 2017 but they'll have a chance to close the gap a little bit on Wednesday. The Carroll Chargers will be playing at home against the Leo Lions at 5:30 p.m. Both teams have allowed few runs on average, (Carroll: 2.6, Leo: 2.3) so any runs scored will be well earned.
Taima, City’s Therapy Dog, Introduced At Board Of Works Meeting
Leave it to a dog to be the star of the Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety meeting Friday. Whitney Olson, mayor’s office administrative assistant, introduced Taima, a 7-year-old black labrador retriever. Olson is Taima’s handler. “She’s been under my training for the last seven years. She...
Board Of Works Awards Street Projects Bids
Bids for two street projects were awarded Friday at the Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety meeting. The bids were opened at the board’s May 3 meeting. For the Frontage Road and Lake Village Lane project, three sealed bids were received. Street Superintendent Dustin Dillon said the Frontage Road portion was a 50/50 Community Crossings Matching Grant project, with the state awarding $184,277.50 in funding toward it. He said the bid came in well below the projected cost and recommended the board award it to Phend & Brown Inc. at $193,353.16. For the mandatory alternate portion of the project - Lake Village Lane - which will be paid 100% with local funds, he also recommended Phend & Brown be awarded that at $166,308.08.
Bussard Dominates On Mound As Valley Beats Warsaw
The regular season finale for both teams, Friday night’s softball game between Tippecanoe Valley and Warsaw was dominated by the Lady Vikings, as starting pitcher Dalynne Bussard struck out eleven and the Valley offense scored three runs in each of the last three innings as Tippecanoe Valley cruised to a 10-0 win in six innings.
Local High School Sports Recaps For Monday, May 13
Manchester picked up a conference win Monday night, defeating Southwood 5-2 at home. The Squires are now 18-5-1 this spring, 7-1 in the Three Rivers Conference. Gavin Martin went 2-3 in the game with two RBIs and a run scored. Ethan Hendrix had three hits, scored two runs and drove in a third. Reiss Gaerte went 1-3 with an RBI. Evan Martynowicz struck out six in a complete game victory.
Baseball Recap: Trey Deckman can't quite lead Columbia City over Fort Wayne Northrop
Columbia City lost against Fort Wayne Northrop back in May of 2022, and unfortunately they wound up with the same result on Friday. The Columbia City Eagles took a 6-3 hit to the loss column at the hands of the Fort Wayne Northrop Bruins. Columbia City has not had much luck with Fort Wayne Northrop recently, as the team's come up short the last four times they've met.
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