Francisco J. Gonzalez Francisco Gonzalez was back in court today to learn his punishment for violating the terms of his plea agreement that were settled the day before he allegedly drove drunk and caused another accident. Gonzalez, 25, was sentenced last Thursday to 18 months – a period which he would have served on work …read more.

Francisco J. Gonzalez The Kosciusko County Prosecutor’s Office today announced that Francisco Gonzalez, 25, of Warsaw, has violated the terms of his plea agreement and no longer qualifies for work release. Gonzalez was the man behind the wheel of a car that slammed head-on into a horse-drawn wagon last October near Walmart, killing the horse …read more.

Francisco J. Gonzalez The man who drove drunk and slammed into a horse pulling a wagon load of Amish teens last fall will spend approximately 18 months in county work release. Francisco J. Gonzalez, 25, of Warsaw, was driving drunk on Sept. 29, 2012, shortly before midnight. Traveling south on Sheldon Street near Walmart, he …read more.

Since StaceyPageOnline.com officially launched on April 30, 2012, we’ve been covering some of the biggest stories in Kosciusko County and keeping track of what our readers are reading. Although it has not been a complete year for us, these are the top 10 stories of 2012 since our launch in April, as decided by our …read more.

[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dNhZvOjb2JI] (EDITOR’S NOTE: In this raw video, Floyd Miller, the father of one of the Amish victims hit by the hit-and-run driver, tells Stacey Page and WSBT-TV reporter Denise Bohn, what his son said about Saturday night’s accident. Miller is Amish so his picture is not shown.) The father of one of the Amish …read more.