In his run for state representative of the 22nd District, Bill Dixon has two primary beliefs that drive him: Listen more than you talk and deliver more than you promise.

In his run for state representative of the 22nd District, Bill Dixon has two primary beliefs that drive him: Listen more than you talk and deliver more than you promise.

In his run for state representative of the 22nd District, Bill Dixon has two primary beliefs that drive him: Listen more than you talk and deliver more than you promise.

WARSAW — State Representative Dave Wolkins was presented with a plaque recognizing his 32 years of service during the Kosciusko County Commissioners meeting Tuesday, March 17. Commissioner President Brad Jackson and Vice-President Bob Conley each said a few words about Wolkins. Jackson described Wolkins as “always accessible” and said “When you need something done, Dave’s …read more.

“Somebody’s going to lose their seat. If my opponent is allowed to continue behaving as he has in Indianapolis, it is going to be us,” Bill Dixon firmly stated. Dixon, candidate for state representative, recently made clear his rather unusual primary reason for running for the seat presently held by radical, right-wing conservative Curt Nisly. …read more.

  Bill Dixon, candidate for state representative, hopes the public will turn out for his fundraising dinner on Thursday, Nov.21, from 6 to 8 p.m., at Maria’s Restaurant in North Webster. While many people know Dixon from his time at Wawasee 103 radio and as an elected member of the Turkey Creek Township Advisory Board, …read more.

  Bill Dixon has announced his plan to run for state representative. He will be holding his first official fundraiser Thursday, Nov. 21. He believes, “As a district, you and I have been neglected for the past eight years. Now, because of my opponent’s ineptitude, we face losing the legislative seat altogether through redistricting.” His …read more.

KOSCIUSKO COUNTY — Kosciusko County went red across the board, along with state voters. While precincts were reporting lines of voters throughout most of Tuesday, when the final tallies were made, only 60.89 percent of the county’s 54,162 registered voters went to the polls. This was lower than the 2012 and 2008 presidential general elections, …read more.

[weaver_youtube pklBYt6XVho rel=0]   WARSAW — Brian Smith, Warsaw, announced his candidacy for State Rep. 22nd District, on the Democratic ticket, this morning, Jan. 19. His announcement was made outside the Kosciusko County Courthouse. Smith, the son of a single mother, graduated from Warsaw Community High School with honors and then Valparaiso University. He is …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.

By PAM GALLOWAY Media Contact, Curt Nisly Campaign A concern regarding sign placement has been brought to the attention of the Curt Nisly for State Representative campaign. It is the policy of our campaign to only place signs on the property of residents and owners who request them and we have trained our volunteers accordingly. We cannot control …read more.

By PAM GALLOWAY Curt Nisly for Indiana State Representative Campaign The Curt Nisly for State Representative campaign announces the endorsement of the National Rifle Association. In response to the NRA endorsement, Nisly stated, “I am so grateful for this endorsement. Our right to bear arms is our most basic human right; all of our other …read more.