Kathy is passionate about Kosciusko County and wants to use her gifts and talents to make a difference for the county.  When asked what areas are of particular interest to her, Kathy states that she is interested in the criminal justice system, including the jail and community corrections.

KOSCIUSKO COUNTY — The primary is Tuesday, May 3, with polls opening at 6 a.m. and closing at 6 p.m. It is said that Indiana voters will be critical in determining the presidential nominees at each party’s national conventions. But the importance of voting goes beyond the presidential nomination. Voting or not voting could make …read more.

InkFreeNews.com has been receiving a number of Letters to the Editor, mostly regarding the Warsaw Community School Corp. referendum and a few political in content. Please be advised that, as of Saturday, May 2, we will no longer accept letters focusing on any city elections or the school referendum.

While results are being received from polling locations, no results have been distributed by election officials. Information will be posted as soon as information is available.

Polls opened at 6 a.m. and will remain open until 6 p.m.  while voters participate in the general election. InkFreeNews.com will be at the Justice Building when the polls close this evening and will be posting results as precinct reports are provided. Results will be updated on InkFreeNews.com and our Facebook page.

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.

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.

Last week, our sister publication “The Mail-Journal” published a couple of comments from the U.S. Congress Third District representatives: Democrat Justin Kuhnle, Republican Marlin Stutzman and Libertarian Scott Wise. See that article here. I decided, given the lack of spatial constraints here at Ink Free News, to dig a little deeper and ask the candidates …read more.

    [weaver_youtube kQPvsYXLaEo rel=0]   Steve Harris, Tyler Haines, Mark Caruso and David Cates, primary judge candidates for Kosciusko Superior Courts 1 and 2 take a few minutes to talk together before the program. (Photo by Deb Patterson) Syracuse-Wawasee Chamber of Commerce offered area residents the opportunity to meet and hear candidates in the …read more.