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Tis the season for colds and the flu and with the added impact of COVID-19 quarantines, many students are staying home from traditional school and doing e-learning or online school instead.
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Dear Editor, I would like to thank the people of Kosciusko County for giving me the opportunity to serve you as County Commissioner once again. I feel the same commitment and drive going into my seventh term as I did when I first ran. I attribute this to … Read More
The rise of COVID-19 cases is having an impact on Warsaw Community Schools.
Humans and canines alike look forward to the annual Tails & Trails event, and this year is bringing it back with a few new additions.
Evelyn Violet Kerezman Hoeg, 90, passed away Nov. 23, 2020, in Indianapolis. Evelyn was born in Iron Mountain, Mich. on Dec. 14, to Guy and Minnie Wysong. Evelyn graduated from Wirt High School in Gary, and married John R. Kerezman (deceased, 1981). They settled in Indianapolis, to raise … Read More
On Nov. 22, Warsaw Community High School Principal Troy Akers received a plaque honoring him as District 2 Principal of the Year.
Jerry Allen Hapner, 81, Syracuse, passed away at 9:15 a.m. on Friday, Nov. 20, 2020, at Miller’s Merry Manor, Syracuse. He was born on Oct. 13, 1939, in Warsaw, to James Edward and Martha Mildred (Richcreek) Hapner. He was a lifetime Syracuse area resident, having graduated in 1957 … Read More
Governor Eric J. Holcomb announced on Thursday, Nov. 19, that Dr. Katie Jenner will serve as Indiana's first secretary of education.
Polywood, a manufacturer of outdoor furniture produced with recycled plastics, announced plans today to expand its Indiana operations in Kosciusko County. The company, which has already significantly ramped up its hiring this year with 157 new team members added in 2020, plans to build a new production facility at its Syracuse campus and create up to 95 new jobs by the end of 2023.
The November meeting of the Syracuse Board of Metropolitan Police Commissioners, held Tuesday, Nov. 17, began with accepting the October minutes. Discussion then turned to the grant received from the Indiana Department of Homeland Security and the CARES Act grant.
Claudia J. “Jeanne” Gooding, 78, Syracuse, passed away peacefully at 9:08 a.m. on Sunday, Nov. 15, 2020, at her home. She was born on Feb. 21, 1942, in Somerset, Penn. to Claude and Helen (Duke) Baker. She grew up in Marion and graduated from Marion High School. She … Read More
Tis the season for colds and the flu and with the added impact of COVID-19 quarantines, many students are staying home from traditional school and doing e-learning or online school instead.
Thanks to each of you who has become a financial contributor supporting local journalism and InkFreeNews.com.
Dear Editor, I would like to thank the people of Kosciusko County for giving me the opportunity to serve you as County Commissioner once again. I feel the same commitment and drive going into my seventh term as I did when I first ran. I attribute this to … Read More
The rise of COVID-19 cases is having an impact on Warsaw Community Schools.
Humans and canines alike look forward to the annual Tails & Trails event, and this year is bringing it back with a few new additions.
MISHAWAKA — Bethel University Board Chairman Randy Lehman announces the resignation of President Gregg A. Chenoweth, Ph.D., and subsequent appointment as president of Olivet Nazarene University, in Bourbonnais, Ill., effective June 1.
NEW YORK — Over 11,000 cartons of ice cream are being recalled after a customer discovered a piece of metal in a container of the frozen treat.
An icon in the acting world passed away in October 2020.
Take a trip down memory lane and visit North Webster Community Public Library’s website where old North Webster High School yearbooks are available for viewing.
Jordan E. Hudson, 85, Roann, passed away Jan. 8, 2021, at Majestic Care of West Allen, Fort Wayne. One of four children, Jordan was born May 5, 1935 in Denver, to the late Homer F. and Helen E. (Baker) Hudson. On Aug. 2, 1953 Jordan married Elda Ann … Read More
Ruth Ann Seidner, 80, Syracuse, passed away Saturday, Jan. 9, 2021, at Kosciusko Community Hospital. She was born on Feb. 24, 1940, in Goshen to William and Bessie (Hoover) Eash. On Feb. 27, 1958, she married Paul A. Seidner in Goshen. He died June 15, 2002. Survivors include … Read More
We first visited Wolf Park, a not-for-profit facility dedicated to wildlife behavioral research, education and conservation.
SYRACUSE – Mishawaka emerged from a four-way wrestling showcase with the Northern Lakes Conference championship.
Gov. Eric Holcomb announced Thursday, Jan. 7, nearly $173 million in federal funding that will allow construction to begin on the expansion of the South Shore rail line to a double track, a decades-long priority for the region.
WARSAW – Warsaw athletics announced a pair of schedule maneuvers for football and boys basketball.
By Nicholette Carlson InkFreeNews KOSCIUSKO COUNTY — Following the holidays and the start of a new year, food pantry donations typically tend to decrease. However, this year pantries, including those in Kosciusko County, are expecting the need to remain the same. Kosciusko County Salvation Army serves approximately 250 … Read More
Mayor Joe Thallemer announced Tuesday that longtime city planner Jeremy Skinner will be promoted to fill the newly created position of Community Development Director for the City of Warsaw.