Dear Editor, I would like to thank the city for scheduling a time to listen to the citizens of Warsaw in their concern of the overreaching Neighborhood Preservation Ordinance. While I understand the intent of the ordinance, wanting to give current law some teeth to clean up Warsaw, I am deeply concerned about this ordinance. …read more.

Dear Editor, I’m a student at Warsaw High School and I spend a lot of time on social media. Recently, I noticed a page called “KC Gov’t Watch” on Facebook. On that page there were numerous posts about a new neighborhood housing ordinance that the Warsaw City Council is trying to push through. I’m no …read more.

I would like to thank those who worked tirelessly on my campaign for their dedication and perseverance all year from the primary in the spring through the general election this fall, it was very challenging, but, the end result is what we all focused on and with nearly 78 percent of the vote it is …read more.

Dear Editor, On Veterans Day I had the opportunity to attend the program held at Wawasee High School, the program was for all students and staff as well as for community members to honor our veterans. I sat intently listening to the program and I must say I was very impressed with the speakers; each …read more.

Dear Editor, My family and I would like to thank all those who worked on my campaign and for all the thoughts, prayers and letters of encouragement on our behalf. To the voters of the county, thank you for exercising your right whether you voted for me or not. Isn’t it a shame more people …read more.

Dear Editor, I am honored to be elected as the State Representative for Indiana House District 22. The voters of this district have clearly shown that they want me to take the message of “Free People Limit Government” to Indianapolis. The experiences of this campaign have prepared me for this role as your State Representative. …read more.

Dear Editor, Thank you Kosciusko County! To those of you who supported and worked for my candidacy, and voted for me in the primary and general elections, please accept my gratitude. The breadth of support and extent of the effort expended on my election is humbling. To everyone in our county, please accept my pledge …read more.

Dear Editor, Over 20 years ago I was asked to serve as a community representative on an advisory committee to discern if Kosciusko County could continue to support hospice, a fairly new program for this area. Its mission would be to provide end of life care with comfort and compassion, providing for enhanced quality of …read more.

Dear Editor, The Declaration of Independence and the Constitution are the two documents that are the foundation of the American Republic. Words such as, “life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness” are rights that the Founders of this country believed that we should have. The Constitution for the first time in human civilization, created a …read more.

Dear Editor, This summer David Kolbe wrote a letter on July 15 where he used the phrase “common good” six times and “democracy” three times. He wrote, “… the general trajectory must be toward democracy, that is, crafting legislation which aims toward the common good.” He then wrote, “Democracy is in jeopardy … I hope …read more.

Dear Editor: Over the past few days, a few individuals with a political axe to grind against David Kolbe have tried to diminish his record as the Kosciusko County Prosecutor. In reality, Kolbe was one of the best prosecutors Kosciusko County has ever had, or will ever have in the future. The initiatives that Kolbe …read more.

Dear Editor: I’ve noticed many people complaining about how unhappy they are about the status quo here in Indiana. And then they go on to blame liberals, progressives and Democrats. Does anybody else notice the cognitive dissonance at work here? Republicans have controlled the governor position since 2005. The state senate and heneral assembly have …read more.

Dear Editor: Writers of recent letters to the editor in support of candidate Curt Nisley have referenced the past service of David Kolbe as the prosecuting attorney for Kosciusko County. Mssrs. Moser and Refior (a former fellow member of David Kolbe in the local Christian Legal Society) referenced David Kolbe’s past service as Kosciusko County …read more.

Dear Editor: As the election cycle winds down, perhaps we could all take a deep breath and go over this last election cycle. In the race for the 22nd House District we first saw a representative who was widely accused of not listening to her constituents, or to a select few. A long and fairly …read more.

Dear Editor, Tippecanoe Valley School Corporation has been in the newspaper a great deal recently due to the upcoming general election and having three board seats up for re-election. I would like to take a moment and show you and your readers a few positive points about Tippecanoe Valley Schools under the current school board …read more.

InkFreeNews.com has been receiving a number of Letters to the Editor, mostly political in content. Please be advised that, as of Friday, Oct. 31, we will no longer accept letters focusing on any state, local or national political campaigns.

Dear Editor, I’ve watched with interest from afar the political campaign for District 22. Recently, a couple of persons have endorsed David Kolbe, because of his apparent good judgment. I feel compelled to remind the voters of Kosciusko County the turmoil caused by this man as a political office holder in the past. Will history …read more.

Dear Editor, David Kolbe’s recent endorsement from Superintendent Glenda Ritz should raise concerns for voters who care about local control of education. Against the wishes of parents and teachers, Superintendent Ritz has continued to implement Common Core standards in our schools. Under pressure from her fellow Democrats at the United States Department of Education, Ritz …read more.

Dear Editor, David Kolbe is being painted in the press as a far-left, socialist radical simply because he is a Democrat. Several years ago, Kolbe, after much soul-searching, decided that the Republican Party no longer had room for one with moderate views and one who had developed a passion to assist ordinary citizens who labor …read more.

Dear Editor, Your vote on Nov. 4 is important. Those of you who live in Indiana House District 22 and US House District 2 have the opportunity to vote for two well-qualified and moderate candidates: David Kolbe, for state representative, and Joe Bock, for U.S. Representative, who will reach across the aisle to pass common …read more.

Dear Editor, For the first time we have been able to view a copy of the response from the opposing nominee with respect to our complaint to the Indiana Election Commission regarding a direct link to his business logo and from there direct links to every aspect of his campaign, all on a government website. …read more.

Dear Editor, I sought and won the Republican nomination for Indiana House District 22 because this conservative, northern Indiana district should be represented by a conservative Republican. Hoosiers need to keep government and taxes in check so that businesses, families, and charities can thrive. The National Federation of Independent Business agrees with me and endorses …read more.

Dear Editor, I would like to thank the voters of Kosciusko County in advance for taking the time out of their busy schedules to cast their vote for Bob Conley Kosciusko County Commissioner. This very important election will allow this county to stay at the top of all 92 counties in so many ways and …read more.

Dear Editor, I have been watching the District 22 State Representative race for the past year and decided to get involved when I met Curt Nisly in January, after hearing him speak about his passion for life, liberty and limited government. I am a local business owner, wife, mother and grandmother concerned about issues that …read more.

Dear Editor, I’ve been a Recon Ranger for roughly eight years with the Indiana Army Guard. I took a short break to lead a Sniper Section back in 2012, when I volunteered to run missions in Africa, which eventually fell through. It is common to go well beyond 20-30 miles into enemy territory to gather …read more.

Dear Editor, I kept hearing Curt Nisly being referred to by other candidates and their supporters as “extremist,” “fringe,” and “neo-confederate.” So I did some investigating on Nisly, here’s what I found. Nisly is endorsed by the NRA. Kolbe is not. Nisly is endorsed by Indiana Right to Life. Kolbe says he’s pro-life, but believes …read more.

Dear Editor, (I’m) Agreeing with Klondaris about the paving of Ranch Road, good job – well done. But the railroad repair is a joke, the first time of repairing it was nothing but bad, and then they come along for the second time and it is much worse. Anyone not knowing about the railroad can …read more.

Dear Editor, As we wind down to the 2014 mid-term elections, we have many things to ponder before we vote. As we watch our country, our state and our communities constantly under attack from the liberal left, divisive agenda, we need to ask ourselves, do we want to continue down this path or do we …read more.

Dear Editor, One of the fringe nominees supporters has written a letter in some publications imploring mainstream Republicans to reconsider their support of me in this election. Her rationale is flimsy and unsupported. “Words are to confuse…” is a well stated proposition she cites and then draws some reference to vague and unnamed candidate grading …read more.

Dear Editor, Freedom is a universal language understood by most Americans. Freedom is why I support Curt Nisly for District 22 State Representative. Freedom is why I chose to work hard for Nisly over the past year. He told us in January what he believes, and that hasn’t changed despite political pressure to become more …read more.

Dear Editor, The Facebook group Republicans for Glenda Ritz has posted its thoughts on the upcoming state house and senate races. Regarding District 22 they state, “David Kolbe, an attorney, has made support of public education a priority, as quoted in article by Tim Ashley in Kosciusko’s Free Digital Newspaper: ‘We need to ensure schools …read more.

Dear Editor, One of the fringe nominee’s supporters has written a letter in some publications imploring mainstream Republicans to reconsider their support of me in this election. Her rationale is flimsy and unsupported. “Words are to confuse…” is a well stated proposition she cites and then draws some reference to vague and unnamed candidate grading …read more.

Dear Editor, Some of our fellow Republicans are supporting Democrat David Kolbe over fellow Republican Curt Nisly. You may or may not be aware that every two years after getting statewide input, the Indiana Republican Party Platform is adopted at the Republican Party state convention. If you weren’t there for its adoption, or have not …read more.

Dear Editor, I read that Democrat David Kolbe received the endorsement from Democrat State Superintendent Glenda Ritz for the House District 22 race. As a voter, I find this Ritz endorsement troubling because during her tenure, she has constantly fought with the rest of the State Board of Education (she even sued her fellow board members), …read more.

Dear Editor, Because I established my law practice in Warsaw years before David Kolbe came to town I have been able to observe Kolbe since he arrived. Please do not vote for Kolbe. Please remember the endgame. Laws are not passed on Election Day. It is during a representative’s two-year term that laws that affect …read more.

Dear Editor, A cool breath of fresh air came to my door the other day. A lifelong Republican running as an Independent on the ballot, Michael Stinfer, is offering a choice to all those in the District 22. A United States Marine Corps veteran, Stinfer was deployed with the First Marines in support of the …read more.

Dear Editor, In rebuttal to Dane Miller’s comment on voting straight party lines this coming election; I was told growing up that you vote for the man not the party. I have heard this from both respected Republicans and Democrats throughout the years. He also mentioned about the medical device tax that cuts into corporate …read more.

Dear Editor, David Kolbe has chosen to run as a moderate. Not surprising since a liberal democrat has almost no chance of winning in Kosciusko County. What is surprising to me is that many Republicans seem to have forgotten that we already had a moderate, and we overwhelmingly voted her out in the primary. I …read more.

Dear Editor, If you are undecided on your choice for State Representative please take a look at David Kolbe’s website, www.kolbeforstaterep.com. If you are decided, look anyway, you may find his journey from Republican to a moderate new Democrat enlightening and informative. The New Democrat Coalition took root in the U.S. in 1997. One of …read more.

Dear Editor, The Elkhart Truth had an article on the Democrat lawyer, David Kolbe, running for Representative House District 22. He states that he received the endorsement from Democrats for Life America and then says, “He doesn’t feel that any legislative changes on abortion are necessary — in fact, he believes some current regulations may …read more.

Dear Editor, I am a resident of the Tippecane Valley School Corporation and interested in the political process, so Monday evening I attended the School Board Candidate Forum. I am currently working to get Curt Nisly elected as State Representative. Last week, I attended a candidate’s forum in Warsaw that was held by the Warsaw …read more.

Dear Editor, I’m writing this letter to discuss yet another difference in the race for House District 22 which is state sovereignty. As each day passes we continue to lay witness to the intrusion of our federal government and the United Nations right down to the local level in such matters including but not limited …read more.

Dear Editor, I am supporting Republican Curt Nisly for state representative. Nisly respects and listens to the citizens of House District 22. Nisly is spending many hours knocking on doors and listening to citizens. I believe Nisly is the true conservative in this race. Nisly believes that free people limit government. He will work to …read more.

Dear Editor, I have been observing the race for state representative in House District 22. Republican Curt Nislys campaign has been working to advance the following issues: low taxes, the right to life, gun owner rights and state sovereignty from too much growing federal control over our lives. Democrat David Kolbe’s camp has been advancing …read more.

Dear Editor, Marion Acton wrote a letter to the editor disparaging Democrats for Life, the group that has endorsed District 22 candidate David Kolbe. She intentionally misled readers by quoting statements from the DFLA website that were taken out of context. Careful examination of the website clearly shows the group’s passion to protect the unborn. …read more.

Dear Editor, I made a choice in January to run for Trustee of Clay Township. I have asked for very little through this I thought I would share some of why I made this choice. I have a long family history of military and church service that is very similar to the service expected in …read more.

Dear Editor, At the Warsaw Candidate Forum recently, I found myself agreeing with Republican Curt Nisly’s comments and answers to the questions presented by the moderator Warsaw Times Union Managing Editor Gary Gerard. I felt Nisly is right on the issues. However, what really came to my attention was the way Nisly simply answered each …read more.

Dear Editor: I read David Kolbe’s recent letter to the editor with great interest, because there is a big difference between the House District 22 candidates on the issue of gun rights. Democrat Kolbe is trying to distract voters from his shaky support of the Second Amendment by implying Republican Curt Nisly is some kind …read more.

Dear Editor, Our founders crafted a Constitution which delegated 18 specific powers to the federal government from the states. Believe it or not, forcing me to buy health insurance is not among those 18 specific enumerated federal powers. In addition to these powers delegated to the federal government, Article 1, Section 10 lays out powers …read more.

Dear Editor, On Monday night I attended the Candidates Forum at the Center Park Pavilion. I’m very glad I did and will make it a point to attend such functions in the future. They are very useful tools when comparing and assessing candidates. Each candidate had 2-3 minutes to answer questions pertaining to their area …read more.

Dear Editor, Recently I learned from a front-page Times Union article there is a Democrats for Life. However, you might be surprised to learn that Democrats for Life core values, and what they consider pro-life, may not be very similar to other traditional, pro-life groups. Democrats for Life “Who We Are” statement includes: “We recognize …read more.

Dear Editor, To my fellow Republican voters, I remind you elections have consequences. Two years ago, a Democratic candidate for United States Senate indicated he was against the medical device tax. When he got to Washington D.C. he voted with the Democratic President to put the medical device tax in force. His vote had a …read more.

Dear Editor, Changes over the last several years have left the sheriff’s department in need of some revitalization. One example is the current state of the reserve deputy program. There are now less than 10 reserve deputies. We had an almost full roster over a period of several years which contributed to a very active …read more.

Dear Editor, I’m writing to express my concern over the recent farm accident in Warsaw. As a member of the National Tractor Safety Coalition, I am aware of the risk that farmers take every day. Agriculture is one of the most dangerous occupations in the U.S., resulting in a fatal injury rate of 21.8 per …read more.

Dear Editor, I believe that it is important for voters in District 22 to clearly understand my support of religious freedom in this great country of ours. My positions are best shown by my own answers rather than distortions by those who endeavor to mischaracterize my positions to the public. As candidates we receive a …read more.

Dear Editor: I favor the right to bear arms as provided in the 2nd Amendment to the United States Constitution. Guns have been a part of our family for generations and my children are avid hunters. I received my first gun from my father when I was twelve years old. When I served as prosecuting …read more.

Dear Editor, Isn’t it amazing how those who cry “separation of church and state” always see it as a one way street. They send out the war cry every time someone dares to express their faith in public, while at the same time they push for more state control and regulation of church ministries. We …read more.

Dear Editor, Back in 2008, we began hearing from a smooth talking Democrat lawyer named Barack Obama. He was good at debates. He talked about hope and change. He talked about representing all the people, even Republicans. At times he talked like a Republican. He even had “Republicans for Obama” yard signs. He eventually moved …read more.

Dear Editor: I just couldn’t wait until Nov. 4 to vote for Curt Nisly for State Representative, so I voted early this week. It ended up being easier for me than I thought, thanks to the hard work of our county officials. Since I live in the Kosciusko County part of House District 22, I …read more.

Dear Editor, This week, the Supreme Court legalized same sex marriage in Indiana. By delaying any action on this issue, they enacted the lower court’s decision, legalizing homosexual marriage in eleven states including Indiana. We knew it was coming and were preparing for this day. While groups may be cheering, there is a great alarm …read more.

Dear Editor, In response to the absurd and outright lies of Brian Smith, communications director for Kolbe for State Rep, I would like to set a couple of things straight. Curt Nisly did not ride during the Apple Festival Parade at any point as he stated, but rather walked the parade route after having run …read more.

Dear Editor, I am a voter. I am not a politician nor am I familiar with running a campaign. In the 23 years I’ve lived in this community I have never gotten involved in the political process, except to vote. What I’ve learned is that politics seems to bring out the worst in all of …read more.

Dear Editor, If you believe in the founding of our country, our constitution, protecting traditional marriage, the right to bear arms, that life begins at conception and keeping more of your hard earned money, then Curt Nisly is the right man for House District 22. These values are not “extreme,” but rather what has made …read more.

Dear Editor, As the Grassroots Coordinator of the Curt Nisly Campaign, I want to debunk a few misconceptions. It’s unfortunate that some people from the opponent’s campaign don’t seem to know what Curt looks like. At the Apple Festival Parade, one of our older volunteers rode on the side of our mobile billboard. Curt walked …read more.

Dear Editor: Community Policing is a good, proven concept that involves the efforts of law enforcement and the community working together to prosper in proactive enforcement. We would be embracing the community policing concept. Some of the first steps we would take are: Creating a fully functional and informative website for the sheriff’s department. This …read more.

Dear Editor: I am pleased to know that Republican Curt Nisly received the endorsement of the Indiana Right to Life PAC for State House District 22. We need a strong voice in Indianapolis for the rights of the unborn, and Curt Nisly will be just that! Sadly, we live in a nation where some believe …read more.

Dear Editor, I am still dumbfounded about Curt Nisly not wanting to debate. He should have to defend his issues, which are not without blemish. This, as you undoubtedly recognize, is the new strategy of the those relying on the vote of the Tea Party. I’m a Republican who wants to make Indiana the best …read more.

Dear Editor, For all Second Amendment supporters/defenders and outdoor enthusiasts in State House District 22, which includes parts of Kosciusko and Elkhart County: Republican candidate Curt Nisly has been endorsed by the National Rifle Association! As you know, the Second Amendment to the Constitution states, “A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of …read more.

Dear Editor, As much talk is beginning to take place regarding the mid-term elections and the choice in the race for Indiana HD22, I wish to point out the many endorsements that Curt Nisly has received to date: Indiana Right to Life Pac, National Federation of Independent Business, Hoosiers Against Common Core, Gun Owners of …read more.

Dear Editor, I recently got the privilege of speaking to Curt Nisly, the Republican candidate running for State Representative (District 22). Curt mentioned to me that free people retain the right to arm themselves. Our founders knew an oppressive government first hand and knew that government must be kept in check through separation of powers …read more.

Dear Editor: Why would we seek to implement staff and command and/or police executive training programs for all supervisors? To avoid micromanagement; the direct supervisors of the department must be supported and educated to ensure we have a number of leaders with the department. Direct supervision is the foundation of any organization and where its …read more.

Dear Editor: I appreciate the fact that David Kolbe addresses comments, concerns and even accusations in Letters to the Editor. He responds to questions on his FB campaign wall as well. He’s open, honest and willing to discuss issues and follow up, via email or phone, to clarify if necessary. He makes himself available to …read more.

To the Editor: Curt Nisly is a local business owner who brings a healthy perspective to the difficult topic of taxes. Nisly, the Republican candidate for State Representative in House District 22, starts with the premise that what you earn is actually yours. Now certainly, government has a need to fund its legitimate operations, and …read more.

Dear Editor: I am a political science major currently studying my second year at Indiana University. When not at school, I live in Kosciusko County. Over the past summer I had the opportunity to study the elections both nationally and locally and get involved with volunteer work as well as local campaigns. I understand that …read more.

Dear Editor, Recently I was honored to give the invocation at the LIFE Center’s Annual Banquet as they celebrated 31 years of service to Wabash County and the surrounding areas. Rebecca Kiessling, attorney, international speaker and author of “Conceived in Rape: A Story of Hope,” shared her amazing story. (See www.rebeccakiessling.com and www.wabashlife.com) I would …read more.

Dear Editor, Last night, (Sept. 23) my wife Mary and I had the wonderful opportunity to attend the North Central Indiana Right to Life banquet with a room full of nearly a thousand other attendees. We were amazed and overwhelmed at the unbelievable support for life in Kosciusko County. The keynote speaker, Angela Minter, was …read more.

Dear Editor: My belief is that there are two competing philosophies about the relationship of people to their government. One philosophy has those in power asking themselves what decisions would be best for the people. This view is that decisions are made at the government level for our good and that our input is to …read more.

Dear Editor, We wished to have a debate for the Sheriff’s race but there did not seem to be any takers. The only option left is to answer in editorial form some of the questions that have been asked of me at various events. Signs and billboards do not provide any valuable information. I will …read more.

Dear Editor, The Tippecanoe Valley School Corporation welcomed its fifth class of Tippecanoe Valley High School Distinguished Alumni on Sept. 18 and 19 by inducting nine new members into the Class of 2014. These two very special days were made possible by the efforts of many, including the members of the TVHS Distinguished Alumni Committee …read more.

Editor: Will the real Democrat candidate please stand up? Who is he? He’s a Democrat lawyer running for HD 22 representative, but his signs are deceiving. “Republicans for Kolbe”, they say. But wait, he’s on the Democrat ticket, but it looks like he wants to be a Republican. Oh, that’s right, he’s a Democrat lawyer. …read more.

Dear Editor: As domestic violence victims’ advocate, I felt compelled to express my reaction to the recently released video a domestic violence episode between Ray Rice and Janay Palmer-Rice. As an advocate I have a different world view than a lot of people. I have be en in the heart of the pain of victims …read more.

Dear Editor, Can you imagine Indiana without the Baltimore Oriole? An alarming new report by National Audubon Society scientists reveals that orioles and hundreds of other birds are threatened by global warming. Many could go extinct without decisive action to protect their habitats and reduce the severity of global warming. Audubon ornithologists spent seven years …read more.

Dear Editor, This November we have a few important political races in Kosciusko County. Midterm elections often do not get the turn out as they should. There are no “big races” (presidential, gubernatorial, senatorial offices) at stake, yet the midterms are every bit as important. Everyone eligible to vote should vote to ensure that they/you …read more.

Dear Editor: I applaud CVS for ending tobacco sales at its 7,700 retail pharmacies nearly a month ahead of its target date of Oct. 1. There are nearly 300 CVS stores in Indiana with three in Kosciusko County. That is 300 fewer tobacco retailers in Indiana and three less in Kosciusko County!   CVS has …read more.

Dear Editor: We recently filed a complaint with the Indiana Election Commission regarding actions of the nominee Curt Nisly. The press has done a good job reporting the events, but I felt it important to make our concerns very simple. By their nature these sort of things are somewhat smoke and mirrors and it takes …read more.

When I am asked to speak to students, the most often asked question is what my job entails. I would have to say it is to debate for or against legislation that will affect   Hoosier families. I would like to walk you through the bill making process that I think will be helpful in understanding …read more.

Dear Editor: Big Brothers Big Sisters serving Kosciusko County would like to thank all who took part in making The BIG RIDE a huge success! There was plenty of energy, door prizes, food, music, kid’s activities, fun and great weather, which made for a perfect day. Nearly $7,000 was raised to help serve current matches …read more.

Dear Editor, I can clearly remember my first day of Government class and was told that the United States was a Republic. In fact, Article IV of the U.S. Constitution states that, “The United States shall guarantee to every state in this union a republican form of government […].”  Now that means republican as in …read more.

by John Bonitati Kosciusko County Democratic Chairman Candidate David Kolbe has called for a debate in the Indiana District 22 House race. The independent candidate, Michael Stinfer quickly agreed to debate. Curt Nisly, the extremist nominee called debates a “distraction” and declared they are not part of his winning strategy. Debates have always been a …read more.

Dear Editor: Michael Stinfer is a registered Republican running as an Independent candidate for State House of Representatives District 22. Michael Stinfer is not your typical politician, and this may not be a typical race for the District 22 State seat. Stinfer is a 15-year combat veteran tired of negative campaigns and mudslinging. “Our two-party …read more.

Dear Editor: I am a candidate for the Indiana House of Representatives, District 22. I take this opportunity to offer a vision for a better political course in our state, and our nation. Polarization and partisanship have overtaken politics. It is not only evident in political parties, but also in how people relate to one …read more.

The Kosciusko Kettleheads Homebrew Club would like to thank the patrons that attended the fourth annual Homebrew Tasting at Cerulean Restaurant June 28. We were able to raise over $5000 that we donated to Combined Community Services. A large part of our expenses were defrayed by the generosity of local businesses. We offer a hearty …read more.

Dear Editor, In response to Mr. Fussle’s public comments of June 23, 2014: The unpleasant reality of life, government and economics is that we are all subject to someone else. We all must endure taxes, adjust to inflation and do the best we can with what we have. The federal government has taken more from …read more.

Who wants to pay more taxes?! (silence.) Ok, more taxes for everyone! That was last night’s Times Union lead story. It wasn’t worded that way, it said “there were no public comments” and so the County Commissioners increased your property taxes to the maximum rate to generate money for road repairs and “general purposes….” Did …read more.

Dear Editor, Last night I stepped out and gave in to my weakest treat, the Dairy Queen Mister Misty Freeze. I can go forever without them and then bam, I think of one and have to have it. Usually I will have two in the same week and then I can go for months without …read more.

Dear Editor, Seventy years ago today on June 6, 1944, the greatest amphibious invasion was undertaken on the shores of France. American, British, Canadian and other Allied forces took the beach head to liberate Europe from Nazism. Over 16 Million Americans served in World War II. It is estimated that about 1 million of them …read more.

Dear Editor, As the anniversary of Tim Fleck‘s death approaches, I am sure he is missed very much by all who loved him. So, as a friend to Kelly, I would like to honor him and all police officers with this poem: Noble was he. Noble was he. A lawman was he. Someone so special …read more.

Dear Editor, The Leesburg community honored those who have served in the military with a Memorial Day parade and service. Thomas Moore welcomed all to Leesburg. The Boy Scouts raised the flag, followed by Martin Becker playing “To the Colors.” The Pledge of Allegiance was followed by Brad Kellar singing the “Star Spangled Banner.” The …read more.

Dear Editor, The Kosciusko County FOP Lodge 149 would like to sincerely thank all the sponsors and individuals that participated in our annual scholarship golf outing.  Excellent weather and great people came together for a fun-filled day that included Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Department Reserve Deputy Jon Popenfoose obtaining a “hole-in-one” shot. Kerlin Motor Sports provided …read more.

Dear Editor, I listened to a gentleman from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce on Fox News Sunday night talking about what he considers to be the “extremist” faction of the GOP. He stated that “they,” the Chamber, would be doing whatever it takes to make sure the “right” GOP leaders are elected into office. He …read more.