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Pictured (L to R) are Keith Beers, Warsaw Rotary Club (Dec. 5); Jim Molebash, Warsaw Kiwanis Club (Nov. 28); Major Sanhty Thammavongsa, Salvation Army; Eugene Meade, Kosciusko County Shrine (Dec. 12) and David Byers, Warsaw Breakfast Optimist Club (Dec. 19). Not pictured is Sheri Reeve, Lake City Lions Club. This will be the 105th Christmas campaign in Kosciusko County for The Salvation Army. Individuals, businesses and groups can sign up to ring bells this coming season at salarmy.us/WarsawGolden.

Salvation Army Holds Annual Bell Ringing Drawing

The Salvation Army held its Annual Bell Ringing Drawing at the Kosciusko County Community Foundation recently.

City Council Told About Flock Cameras Audit Records

After not getting the information she sought on Flock camera audits from police, even after filing Freedom Of Information Act (FOIA) requests, Jodi Cox, along with attorney and Kosciusko County Councilman Will Stockdale, went before the Warsaw Common Council on Monday to encourage council members to look into the matter.

Manchester University To Hold First Ever December Commencement

NORTH MANCHESTER – This December, Manchester University will hold its first December commencement ceremony, celebrating the students who completed their degrees during the fall semester.
Pictured are Pam Chesna-Kraft, membership co-chair; Cynthia Aleman, winner of Kindle Reader; and Cathy Cox, membership co-chair.

Altrusa Club Of Warsaw Hosts Annual Meet And Greet

On Oct. 22, the membership committee chaired by Pam Kraft and Cathy Cox hosted Altrusa’s annual meet and greet.
Sports
Warsaw junior Addison Weidenbenner gets fouled while going to the basket during the first quarter...Nieter

Warsaw Drops Season Opener 41-31 To FW Snider

A new era of Warsaw girls basketball began on Tuesday night, as the Lady Tigers, boasting almost a completely new roster as well as new head coach in Kyle Harman, opened up the season against Fort Wayne Snider at the Tiger Den. Points were hard to come by all night long, and it was the Lady Panthers that took control of the game in the fourth quarter to hand the home team its first loss of the season 41-31. 

Warsaw XC Shines From Terre Haute To NCAA Conference Championships

The final weekend of October showcased the strength, depth, and bright future of Warsaw cross country. Three current Tigers competed against Indiana's best at the IHSAA State Cross Country Championships, while six Warsaw graduates represented their universities at NCAA Division I conference championship meets across four major conferences.

Chip Shots: Topic Hopping

Chip goes through three different topics this week.
A slew of Wayne defender try to chase down sophomore Mason Silveus of Warsaw during the second quarter...Nieter

Warsaw Begins Sectional Play With Blowout Of Wayne

Two weeks removed from suffering their first loss of the season to Northridge in the regular-season finale, the Warsaw football team took the field for the first time since on Friday night, hosting Fort Wayne Wayne in the opening round of 5A Sectional 11. The Tigers shook off the loss well, getting right down to business and riding a 21-point first quarter to a 44-0 win to keep the season alive. 

Champions! Grace Women’s Soccer Claims CL Title Outright

The dominant season for Grace’s women’s soccer team reached another peak on Wednesday night.

Can Connor Cover? A Candy Bowl Of Topics For Some Halloween Spirit

I’m sitting here on a Wednesday afternoon, perhaps a bit more tired than usual, and my brain is not firing on all cylinders like it usually is. I’m trying to think of a Halloween angle for this week’s introduction, but I can’t seem to think of which way to go. Scariest losses I’ve suffered as a fan? The not-so-creative “athletes as Halloween candies”? Shoot, I thought about just abandoning sports all together and just listing some of my favorite scary movies and Halloween memories. Actually, why don’t I just do one of each? 

Warsaw Opens Postseason Against Wayne Friday

The postseason is here for Warsaw football.

Three Tigers Advance To State As Warsaw Teams Fall At Regional

At Saturday's IHSAA Manchester Regional, both Warsaw cross country teams delivered performances worthy of a State Finals berth. The girls missed advancing by just five points. The boys fell only seven points short. Yet amid the disappointment, the Tigers proved they belonged among the region's elite and will still be represented at Indiana's biggest stage by three outstanding individual qualifiers.

Public Occurrences 11.03.2026

County Jail Bookings The following people were arrested and booked into the Kosciusko County Jail:

Public Occurrences 11.02.2026

County Jail Bookings The following people were arrested and booked into the Kosciusko County Jail:

Church News 10.29.2026

Church news this week includes services.
Obituaries
Susanne Wiggins
Susanne Wiggins, 91, Warsaw, died Oct. 29, 2026, at Peabody Retirement Community in North Manchester.
Michael ‘Shenie’ Douglas Shenefield
NORTH MANCHESTER – Michael “Shenie” Douglas Shenefield, 71, North Manchester, died Nov. 1, 2026, at his home.
David ‘Dave’ Alan Rosemeyer
NORTH MANCHESTER – David “Dave” Alan Rosemeyer, 72, North Manchester, died in a semi-truck accident on Oct. 30, 2026.
Keith Pauwels
NORTH WEBSTER – Keith Pauwels, 30, Pierceton, died Nov. 1, 2026, at Lutheran Hospital in Fort Wayne.
Betty Lois Ousley
Betty Lois Ousley, 93, Claypool, died Saturday, Oct. 31, 2026, in the care of Mason Health & Rehabilitation Center in Warsaw.
Opinion
Letters to the Editor

Plain Township Board

Editor, Times-Union: Elections that we’ve heard about in every news cycle for what seems like ages are right around the corner. Before we head to the polls in a few short days, I want to challenge everyone to be introspective and consider what we, as individuals, truly want. I hope we will all steadfastly reflect on what we believe will be the best for our families and our neighbors.

AP News

Editor, Times-Union: I believe the people who purchase the Times-Union deserve a disclaimer whenever a AP (Associated Propaganda) story is published.

Review

Editor, Times-Union: Let’s get this straight: The Republicans have Elon Musk dumping millions of dollars into their campaigns. DNI seized Georgia voting records (deemed true and valid years ago) to supposedly find fraudulent ballots. They have gerrymandered states in order to disenfranchise minority voters. They have gutted the Voting Rights Act — thanks to bought and paid for SCOTUS judges. They have posted election deniers in state and federal roles overseeing elections. They are considering placing ICE and Feds near voting places to try to intimidate voters. They are trying to confiscate voter lists through the USPS hoping people will not get ballots until the states hand over their election data. They have sidelined CISA (the agency that guards elections from foreign interference), and they have threatened election workers with prosecution.

‘No Kings’ Rally

Editor, Times-Union: I found it amusing seeing people protesting “No Kings” recently because they are too afraid to admit that it is actually a “We hate Trump” rally because if Trump were an actual king the number of protests against a King Trump would be zero, because those who did protest would go to prison.

I Remember

Editor, Times-Union: I remember when we used to teach that every life is sacred, even at conception - a new person with new DNA. I remember when everyone knew we were created in the image of God, both male and female, and God said it was very good! Forgive me, Lord, if I ever voted for a candidate that believed human life is disposable.

Keys To Being A Smarter Investor

We are often asked, “What can I do to be a better investor?” There are many simple steps that you can take to improve your investment results. Many of these tips are topics which we devote an entire radio show or newspaper article to.
2nd District Congressman Rudy Yakym

Why I’ve Never Traded A Stock In Congress As Promised

It’s rare for almost the whole country to agree on anything. But Americans agree on this. D.C. politicians should not be using insider information to trade stocks and get rich.

In These Dark Times, People Need To Look To Jesus, His Light

Dr. David Jeremiah tells the story of a shepherd in Texas who had a large flock of sheep he was tending on a cold evening.

The Penalty Box: Colts On The Brink

The winds of change are blowing again in Indianapolis. 

Chip Shots: Having My Cake. Eating My Cake.

A funny thing happened on the way to college football becoming a game for the highest bidder.
Religion

Church News 10.22.2026

Church news includes a truck-or-treat and fall part and benefit.

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Public Occurrences

Court News 10.31.2026

The following people have filed for marriage licenses with Kosciusko County Clerk Melissa Boggs:

Public Occurrences 10.31.2026

County Jail Bookings The following people were arrested and booked into the Kosciusko County Jail:

Public Occurrences 10.30.2026

County Jail Bookings The following people were arrested and booked into the Kosciusko County Jail:
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