RedBird Art Studio, a program of Cardinal Services, received a $3,000 grant from the Indiana Arts Commission to support inclusive arts programming for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Kosciusko County.

Standing out against the lush, green background, a Great Egret casually glides along a channel on the west side of Chapman Lake.

Oakwood Cemetery staff started a produce garden as a way to give back to the community last year.

INDIANAPOLIS – Indiana Treasurer Daniel Elliott announced that the Indiana Bond Bank assisted the city of Warsaw with financing street department vehicles through its Hoosier Equipment Lease Purchase (HELP) Program.

Get ready for an evening of music and community in the Central Park Plaza!

The Warsaw Noon Optimist Club recently donated $500 to Camp HERO. Camp HERO is a three-day camp, organized by the Kosciusko County Sheriff's Department, that allows kids to see first responders as regular people and build trust between the kids and first responders.

Warsaw Community High School Theatre invites the community to experience an evening of live theatre during the 48-Hour Play Competition on Saturday, Aug. 29 at 7 p.m. at the Warsaw Performing Arts Center.

After over two decades of working at the Kosciusko County Highway Department, Steve Moriarty’s last day as superintendent will be Friday, Aug. 28.

Contracts for an emergency fix of a bridge in Syracuse and for the design work of the Justice Building roof were presented to and approved by the Kosciusko County Commissioners on Tuesday.

Thomas “Tom” L. Anglin not only served his country in the Navy for four years, but he also served his community as a member of the Kosciusko County Council for over 40 years.

Kosciusko County Solid Waste Management District (KCSWMD) discussed resolutions to holiday and benefits policies for employees at a meeting Tuesday, Aug. 25.

Walnut Creek Crossing was among Indiana farmers recognized Aug. 18 at the Indiana State Fairgrounds for their outstanding commitment to conservation and land stewardship during the 2026 River Friendly Farmer Award Ceremony.

OrthoWorx, in partnership with Grace College, announced the Fall 2026 Orthopedic Scholar Institute Seminar Series, an educational program that is part of Grace’s Orthopaedic MBA program and open to industry interns and co-ops, young professionals and others who want to learn about the industry.

The first high school students participating in the Indiana Career Apprenticeship Pathway (INCAP) are beginning their apprenticeships as schools across the state start the new academic year.

Eisenhower Elementary School kindergarten teachers told the Warsaw School Board about the screening kindergarten students go through Monday.

A situation with a bank led a couple to seek two use variances, one for each of their properties, from the Warsaw Board of Zoning Appeals Monday night.

NORTH WEBSTER — Residents and community partners gathered in North Webster on Thursday to celebrate a $500,000 Community Amenities Program (CAP) grant supporting the North Webster Park and Shoreline Project, presented by representatives from OrthoWorx and the K21 Health Foundation.

For about a half hour Monday morning, the Kosciusko County Election Board discussed whether or not to keep using encoders during the fall election.

Two of the three vote centers the Kosciusko County Election Board considered closing Monday will remain open for the fall election, while the decision on the third was tabled.

A Syracuse man has pled guilty to driving while under the influence, resulting in a motorcycle accident that led to the death of a Mentone woman.

Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts has received an $80,000 investment from the Dekko Foundation to support its continued work providing meaningful, accessible arts experiences and education for children and young people.

All Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV) branches will be closed Saturday, Sept. 5 through Monday, Sept. 7 in observance of Labor Day.

Adventure awaits in Dino Land!

KOSCIUSKO COUNTY – The Indiana Department of Transportation announced the closure of Ind. 19 for culvert replacements.

ADELPHI, Md. – Jose Fabian Velazquez, Pierceton, earned an Associate of Arts from University of Maryland Global Campus in spring 2026.