Kosciusko County Solid Waste Management District has been in negotiations with GFL Environmental regarding the fees for their landfill in Kosciusko County.

Around this time in 2026, Millworks is expected to be built and leasing 86 market-rate apartments, with an yet-to-be-named restaurant in the southeast corner.

A Warsaw man will serve six years in prison after being found guilty of using a sword to intimidate people at a local business.

WINONA LAKE – The Winona Lake Trail Fest is happening Friday through Sunday.

Kindergarten children at Madison Elementary School recently had a visit from Ross Pearson of Greenmark as part of their "Cruise-In" series. P

WINONA LAKE – This fall, Grace College welcomes four new faculty members: Dr. Steve Douglas, assistant professor of biology; Dr. Derrick Angier, assistant professor of behavioral science; Scott Moodie, assistant professor of marketing and international business; and Alicia Meyer, instructor of communication.

Growing pains are universal, and storytellers have spent decades trying to capture the complicated beauty of family dynamics.

A small group of Episcopalians started meeting 75 years ago for worship services in the bar of the downtown Warsaw Hayes Hotel, the present site of the Lake City Bank headquarters.

Warsaw School Board approved Monday moving forward with finalizing a guaranteed energy savings contract for Lakeview Middle School with Performance Services Inc.

A retail business that sells sheds and potentially pergolas and gazebos plans to move into the space between Caliber Collision and Legrand AV Inc. (Da-Lite) on Ind. 15 in Warsaw.

Terry went home to Jesus Sept. 19, 2025.

Warsaw Parks and Recreation Department is offering a Family Pumpkin Painting Class from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday, Sept. 26 at Pete Thorn gym, 800 N. Park Ave., Warsaw.

OrthoWorx and Kosciusko Economic Development Corporation announced the launch of Speak Up, a new roundtable event designed to give Young Professionals in Kosciusko County the opportunity to connect with community leaders and share their perspectives on the future of the county.

Brad Jackson, who served 28 years as a Kosciusko County Commissioner and announced his retirement in February 2024, is forming an exploratory committee with the idea of running for county council.

MILFORD — Michael Mettham has been promoted to vice president, global credit and risk management for CTB Inc., according to Marc Plastow, vice president and chief financial officer for the company.

FORT WAYNE – Five Parkview hospitals have been recognized as top performers in the 2025 Bernard A. Birnbaum, MD, Quality Leadership Ranking by Vizient Inc.

MILFORD – Thirty-two educational scholarships for the 2025-26 school year have been awarded by CTB Inc. to children of the company’s employees, according to Kristy Kauffman, senior human resources generalist for CTB.

MARTINSVILLE, Va. – Brandy Christman, a Warsaw native and senior vice president, director of sales enablement at Carter Bank, has graduated from the North Carolina Bankers Association’s School of Banking.

MILFORD — CTB Inc. has recognized those who achieved work milestones during the second quarter of 2025.

FORT WAYNE – Parkview Health announced the appointment of Joe Weldon as president of UpVia Health, a management services company dedicated to empowering hospitals and physician groups with scalable solutions that enhance financial performance, operational efficiency and clinical care.

MICHIGAN CITY – Horizon Bank proudly came together for its third annual Horizon Cares Day on Tuesday. For one day each year, all branches close to allow advisors the chance to dedicate their time to the neighborhoods they serve.

Parents, if you have been looking for an activity for your children, we have something for you.

This year, Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce and Main Street Warsaw’s Taste of Kosciusko during Third Friday coincided with Warsaw Community High School’s homecoming parade.

A Warsaw man was arrested after allegedly molesting a child under the age of 14.

The Board of Works and Safety approved Friday a bid for asbestos abatement work at the Jomac buildings.