The Oakwood Cemetery, Warsaw, staff have begun leaf removal in the cemetery.

WINONA LAKE – The Community Arts Program of Kosciusko County is participating in the annual Salute to Veterans Benefit concert, scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 8 at 2 p.m., with doors opening at 1:30 p.m.

During National School Bus Safety Week, organizations from across the country are joining together to remind motorists that stopping for a school bus is not optional — it’s the law and a matter of life and death.

FORT WAYNE – Parkview Health was recognized with the Excellence in Experience Management award and Parkview Regional Medical Center (PRMC) received the Best in Class Consumer Loyalty Award in an announcement from NRC Health.

MILFORD — CTB Inc. has recognized those who achieved work milestones during the third quarter of 2025. The company congratulates the following employees for their recent anniversaries:

Lake City Bank welcomed Shawn R. Carney as vice president, agribusiness banking officer.

FORT WAYNE – Parkview Health has been named the No. 5 Most Loved Workplace in the 2025 Top 100 list, ranked by the Best Practices Institute (BPI) and published by the Wall Street Journal.

Kosciusko County Community Coordinator Amy Roe gave the Kosciusko County Parks Board an update on how the Community Amenities Project (CAP) was progressing Thursday.

The Warsaw Community High School Tiger Pride Marching Band invites the community to enjoy a preview performance of their 2025 show, “Ringmaster’s Call.”

MENTONE – Mentone Town Council approved its 2026 budget Thursday.

Without Kosciusko Area Bus Service (KABS), Daytona has to walk 3 miles to get to work.

SILVER LAKE - The town of Silver Lake announced it has been awarded a $300,000 grant from The Dekko Foundation.

MILFORD - Ryan LaReau, project engineer with Commonwealth Engineering, went before the Milford Town Council Tuesday with a couple of items for approval on the water project.

MILFORD - A Goshen driver was injured in a two-vehicle collision Wednesday night just south of Milford.

The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) and Indiana State Police (ISP) are urging drivers across Indiana to move over and slow down for emergency responders and disabled vehicles with flashing lights activated on the shoulders of highways and interstates.

WINONA LAKE - The Grace College School of Arts and Humanities announced a new show of artwork by Will Carpenter titled “Stacked Houses.”

The Warsaw Community Public Library, 310 E. Main St., Warsaw, will hold a first preliminary determination hearing for a proposed renovation project on Monday, Oct. 20 at 4 p.m. in Meeting Room AB before its regular monthly meeting.

NORTH WEBSTER - The communications company maintaining the activation of Kosciusko County's outdoor warning sirens may need to physically test the North Webster area sirens on Monday, Oct. 20 beginning at approximately 8:30 a.m., according to the Kosciusko County Emergency Management Agency.

OrthoLazer was born out of the idea of trying to develop a solution to the opioid crisis, according to Dr. Scott Sigman, OrthoLazer founder and chief medical officer.

MERRILLVILLE – Northern Indiana Public Service Company LLC (NIPSCO) announced Wednesday that natural gas residential customers can expect an increase in their winter heating bills this season compared to previous years.

PIERCETON — Kosciusko Community Trap Neuter Release will be working in two areas of Pierceton on Nov. 17.

SOUTH WHITLEY – At Tuesday night's meeting, the South Whitley Town Council heard updates from Clerk-Treasurer Alyssa Knepple on the Park Board's future plans including a cleanup day, park improvements and a Fourth of July block party next year.

Two requests for the allowance of farm animals in residential districts were denied by the Kosciusko County Board of Zoning Appeals during a meeting on Tuesday.

The Marshall County Artrepreneurship Program (MCAP) is an eight-week educational program for local artists who wish to establish their own businesses and generate revenue from their work.

Kosciusko REMC (KREMC) has released its 2025 Operation Round Up report, detailing the grants given from July 1, 2024, through June 30, 2025, totaling $95,949 in grants to 31 local nonprofit organizations.