SILVER LAKE - The Board of Directors of the Lakeview Cemetery in Silver Lake remind patrons that all faded grave decorations need to be removed by Oct. 15.

Warsaw Adult Education announced registration is open for its HSE Diploma (GED/HiSET) classes.

NORTH WEBSTER - With the 2025 Homes on Parade recently wrapped up, the Builders Association of North Central Indiana (BANCI) held their VIP Gala Thursday night to celebrate and present six awards.

Andrew and Chelsea Meyer are from Milford and opened Community Choice HVAC to provide community comfort in the way of providing heating and air conditioning services for both residential and commercial clientele.

The Kosciusko County Republican Party Annual Fall Fish Fry is scheduled for Tuesday, Sept. 30 instead of the usual first Wednesday in October.

Tri Kappa partnered with Habitat for Humanity of Kosciusko County to participate in the Women Build project.

On Tuesday, Sept. 23, Kosciusko Leadership Academy (KLA) cadets learned about law enforcement and the judicial system in Kosciusko County.

WINONA LAKE - Grace College’s Department of English, Literature & Languages announced the return of Actors From The London Stage (AFTLS) to the Grace College campus this fall.

Cancer impacts countless lives, and Warsaw Community High School’s (WCHS) cheer block is once again rallying the community to stand united in the fight. On Friday, Oct. 17, 2025, WCHS will host its annual Pink Out Night during the home football game against Northridge.

The Hoosier Enduring Legacy Program (HELP) Kosciusko and the Kosciusko County Parks & Recreation Board invite community members to a ribbon-cutting for the Chinworth Bridge Trail extension, a significant first step toward developing a countywide trail system.

MILFORD - Julia Frew, a local native, served the Milford community for 21 years as Milford Public Library director, concluding her service Tuesday. Her work over two decades ensured that the library is financially stable and meeting the present-day needs of the community.

Looking toward the 2026 elections, Republican candidates for the four district Kosciusko County Council seats are having a reception Oct. 6 to meet the public.

More than 60% of The Magical Meadows’ $2 million Growing with Heart capital campaign goal has been raised in less than a year.

SOUTH WHITLEY – At Tuesday night's meeting, the South Whitley Town Council heard from Baker Tilly consultants Brent Duncan and Jeff Rowe, who presented financial reports on the town's utilities including water, sewer and electric.

WINONA LAKE – The Lilly Center for Lakes & Streams was honored to receive the Governor’s Award for environmental education and outreach at a ceremony in Indianapolis last week.

KC Recycling announced its second free paper shredding event, exclusively for residents of Kosciusko County.

FORT WAYNE — Parkview Health has awarded $15,000 to Easterseals Northern Indiana to support individuals in the agency’s Certified Nurse Aide (CNA) training program.

Twenty-eight area organizations have received grants from the Indiana Arts Commission (IAC) to support their arts programming from July 1, 2025, through June 30, 2026.

MENTONE - A $500 jackpot will be given away at the Bell Aircraft Museum bingo on Oct. 2.

Warsaw Community High School (WCHS) celebrated its homecoming festivities this past weekend.

AKRON — Tippecanoe Valley High School (TVHS) is proud to welcome back its first-ever graduating class, the Class of 1975, at this Friday’s home football game against Jimtown, kicking off at 7 p.m. Sept. 26, 2025.

As the ribbon-cutting ceremony nears for the Chinworth Trail extension project, Kosciusko County Parks and Recreation Board President Rob Bishop presented a change order decrease and a pay application to the Kosciusko County Commissioners on Tuesday.

While the county is waiting on a proposal from the engineering company on how to best move forward with the Kosciusko County Justice Building exterior limestone panel collapse, cleanup is continuing.

By a vote of 2-1 Tuesday, the Kosciusko County Commissioners denied a request from Living In Transition Effectively (LITE) Executive Director Tammy Cotton for opioid settlement funds so she could pursue a grant that requires matching funds from the county.

Turkey Creek Regional Sewer District’s water utility project received the support and endorsement of the Kosciusko County Commissioners on Tuesday.