Kosciusko Leadership Academy welcomed the class of 2027 during Kickoff Day on Aug. 25 at The Owl’s Nest Banquet Hall in North Webster.

WINONA LAKE – The Grace College School of Arts and Humanities announced a two-part event discussing the ongoing relevance of the American Revolution.

INDIANAPOLIS - State health officials and emergency healthcare partners statewide have joined together to make Indiana only the third state in the nation to end the practice of emergency medical services being diverted from hospitals due to over-crowding in the emergency department and hospital.

NORTH WEBSTER – The Friends of the North Webster Community Public Library will hold a silent auction on Sept. 18 and 19.

The Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR) invites Hoosiers to participate in the first Free Youth Hunting Days of 2026 on Sept. 5–6 and the last Free Fishing Day of the year on Sept. 26.

The first Wing-Stop was founded in 1994 in Garland, Texas.

NORTH WEBSTER — This fall, kindergarten through second-grade students at Milford, North Webster and Syracuse elementary schools will read, grow and “boogie” together as all three schools participate simultaneously in Operation Read’s Book Boogie program.

WINONA LAKE - Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for Super Cute Cake Pops, a food van that serves homemade, specially designed cake pops, at The Farmers Market at Winona on Saturday, Aug. 29.

The brothers of Pierceton Masonic Lodge #377 F&AM recently donated $100 to Combined Community Services’ Tools for School program.

The brothers of Pierceton Masonic Lodge #377 F&AM recently donated $500 to Camp HERO.

Indiana employers now have the green light to compete for one of the state’s top workplace honors. The Indiana Chamber of Commerce has opened nominations for its annual Best Places to Work in Indiana program.

Interra Credit Union promoted Brian Ufkin to vice president, manager of small business banking.

Lake City Bank announced the bank ranked 15th in its peer group of banks in Bank Director Magazine's 2026 RankingBanking analysis of the 300 largest publicly traded banks in the United States.

This year’s 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony will be a little bigger than in some years past as it’s not only the 25th annual event, but also marks the 25th anniversary of Sept. 11, 2001, when terrorists attacked the United States.

A Warsaw man was arrested after allegedly assaulting a woman.

WE LEAD Kosciusko recently brought together community members, nonprofit organizations, service clubs and local leaders for an evening focused on discovering opportunities to serve, lead and make a difference throughout Kosciusko County.

A North Webster man was found guilty of illegally driving a vehicle.

Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts has announced a full slate of monthly programming through the end of the 2026 calendar year, with performances from Wagon Wheel Community Theatre, Wagon Wheel Junior, Symphony of the Lakes, Wagon Wheel Professional Theatre and the returning Wagon Wheel Concert Series.

NORTH MANCHESTER – Timbercrest Senior Living Community will host events throughout September.

On Saturday morning, Aug. 29, Fellowship Missions and Cloud 9 Multisport will host Warsaw’s first annual Run for Hope half marathon and 5K, a fundraising event benefiting Fellowship Missions.

Flourish Medical is an “elevated boutique, membership-style primary care” practice through a “metabolic and hormonal” lens, according to owner Mackenzie Shireman.

Kosciusko REMC (KREMC) linemen Josh Fitzgerald, Cody Kindle and Nick Iden competed in the Indiana Electric Cooperatives (IEC) Linemen Rodeo Aug. 20-21 at the Hendricks County Fairgrounds, and Iden won third place in the Hurtman Senior Division event.

Indiana University-South Bend and the University of Notre Dame hosted the State Budget Committee for tours of regional economic development projects on Aug. 26 and for a business meeting on Aug. 27.

To ensure no student goes hungry or falls behind in the classroom, the Warsaw Education Foundation (WEF) announced the launch of its new Food for Thought Fund.

SOUTH WHITLEY – At Tuesday night's meeting, the South Whitley Town Council discussed a potential redevelopment commission-funded tree program to replace some of the trees on Wayne Street.