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BOURBON – Triton School Board heard an update Monday on Indiana's Learning Evaluation and Assessment Readiness Network (ILEARN) results.
Volunteers aim to pack over 1 million meals in four days for Feed My Starving Children Warsaw MobilePack this year.
Dalton Foundry closed back in May, but it’s looking to have a “rebirth” and start back up and expand with the help of the city of Warsaw.
Carve Market is coming in 2027 to Millworks in downtown Warsaw.
Editor, Times-Union: I would like to give a big thank you to Etna Elevator, Runnings, TSC Paws and Claws for donating bird seed for Mason’s Health Care.
Editor, Times-Union: Over the past few weeks, Kosciusko County officials have taken several important steps involving the county’s Flock camera program. The cameras have come down. The County Council stopped future funding. The commissioners declared the Flock contract invalid and dissolved the Flock Donation Fund.
Editor, Times-Union: Last month, the Catholic Church beatified Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen. For those unaware, Beatification is the next step in the process of becoming a saint which gives him the title “Blessed” and allows for limited veneration. Many Catholics view Sheen as a hero and have been waiting for this day for a long time.
Editor, Times-Union: We know that the elephant is the symbol of the Republican Party. Maybe the symbol of the Democrat Party should be the wandering Alzheimer’s patient because Joe Biden seemed like one when he was president. Also, Democrats remember what didn't happen and forget the bad that they are responsible for. Also, their vision seems to stop in front of their face.
Editor, Times-Union: Hear ye, hear ye to all low-educated voters, the county blowhard has spoke. Yes, Sargent Shultz has spoken.
Church news this week includes revivals, a fish fry and gospel singing.
The following people have filed for marriage licenses with Kosciusko County Clerk Melissa Boggs:
