For the third time in about a month, protesters lined outside the old county courthouse Thursday as part of the May Day protests going on nationwide.

WINONA LAKE – Thursday’s National Day of Prayer at the Rodeheaver Auditorium, Winona Lake, focused on praying together.

The plea hearing date was changed for the driver of a semi tractor-trailer that hit a school bus transporting the St. Ignatius College Prep hockey team from Illinois on U.S. 30, near East Center Street, in Warsaw.

The Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce will be hosting their second annual Women Owned Business Market on Sunday, May 4 at The Barn 1880, 2076 N. CR 100E, Warsaw.

NORTH MANCHESTER – Manchester University announced April 16 that its Master of Business Administration (MBA) program would be named in honor of professor Timothy Ogden.

FORT WAYNE – Ten high school students signed on to join the fifth cohort of the Northeast Indiana Federation for Advanced Manufacturing Education (NEINFAME) — a partnership that includes Ivy Tech Community College Fort Wayne and Kosciusko County — on April 24.

WINONA LAKE – The annual art contest, hosted by the Lilly Center for Lakes & Streams, invites fourth- through 12th-grade students throughout Kosciusko County to submit their creative depictions of local waterways.

MISHAWAKA – Congressman Rudy Yakym (IN-02) announced the following dates, times and locations that his office will be holding mobile staff office hours in May 2025 throughout Indiana’s Second District.

Three Indiana State Police troopers assigned to the Indiana State Police Toll Road Post received their patrol vehicles Tuesday after successfully completing three months in the ISP Field Training Program.

Warsaw Parks and Recreation Department is offering a spring paint class titled “Flamingo in Paradise.”

A local protest organized by Thomas Skeens will take place Saturday, May 1 rain or shine downtown at the courthouse from 4 to 6 p.m.

Slate bringing over 2,000 EV truck manufacturing jobs to Warsaw will have an big impact on the city, county and the state.

SOUTH BEND – The Michiana Area Council of Governments (MACOG) has recently launched a new platform, Go574, that helps the public understand and explore all of their travel options in the MACOG Region (St. Joseph, Elkhart, Marshall and Kosciusko counties).

NORTH WEBSTER - Once home to a Baptist church camp, Hidden Oak Manor Event Venue is now a popular destination for a wedding or any corporate function.

A Bourbon man was killed in a one-vehicle accident.

The city of Warsaw has been notified about an unplanned road closure on Husky Trail.

Issues with notifications sent out by mail reduced the number of items on the Warsaw Board of Zoning Appeal’s agenda Monday from six to four.

One of the four petitions presented to the Warsaw Board of Zoning Appeals Monday was for a special exception for a laboratory on North Detroit Street.

Superintendent Dr. David Hoffert told the Warsaw School Board Monday about the financial impacts of Senate Bill 1 for Warsaw Community Schools.

OrthoWorx announced today that Bob Vitoux, president and chief executive officer, has communicated to the OrthoWorx Board his plan to exit the organization effective May 2 to rejoin Ambassador Enterprises, a Fort Wayne-based, legacy-minded enterprise investing for three returns, as their chief financial officer.

WINONA LAKE - Anna Kezar, a North Berwick, Maine, native studying journalism at Grace College in Winona Lake, is one of 32 young journalists selected to participate in this year’s World Journalism Institute (WJI), a prestigious two-week training intensive for young Christian journalists.

Habitat for Humanity of Kosciusko County is celebrating six years of operating its ReStore in Warsaw.

Kosciusko Community YMCA announced that the new turf at the K21 Sports Complex will be installed and ready for use in May.

Roger Cook, 63, died Sunday, April 27, 2025, at Lutheran Hospital, Fort Wayne.

FULTON COUNTY - For the 10th year, the Fulton County Gun Club hosted Clays for Cancer on April 26.