WINONA LAKE — The Grace College Wind Ensemble will perform its fall concert, “Precious in His Sight,” on Nov. 22 at 7:30 p.m. at the Warsaw Community High School Performing Arts Center, 1 Tiger Lane, Warsaw.

WINONA LAKE — Grace College celebrates Don Fluke’s 42 faithful years of service as the director of information technology upon announcing his retirement this fall.

After over an hour of deliberation, a 12-person jury found Shane A. Holloway not guilty of dealing drugs to a woman who overdosed and died.

The Kosciusko County Convention & Visitors Bureau (KCCVB) has released a new free digital passport called the Holiday Lights Passport for the holiday season.

Heartline Pregnancy Center announced an opportunity to double the impact of donations through the end of 2024.

The Kosciusko Board of Zoning Appeals heard numerous requests during a nearly five-hour meeting on Tuesday.

When people embrace others, good things can happen. The theme this year for the Kosciusko County Community Foundation’s annual report and celebration Wednesday was “Embrace,” and several people who have embraced the idea of helping others were featured.

2nd Mile Adventures donated a trailer to Sleep In Heavenly Peace on Wednesday.

SOUTH WHITLEY – At Tuesday night's meeting, the South Whitley Town Council approved a letter of agreement with DLZ to continue with street repaving on Main Street from Market to Columbia.

Warsaw School Board heard about a partnership with Grace College to help students with their literacy during their meeting Tuesday.

ETNA GREEN – Etna Green Town Council discussed the possibility of installing a portal mural in town Tuesday.

SYRACUSE – The Wawasee Community School Board had a celebration of sorts, highlighting some of the things its student body has been up to recently.

Seven witnesses testified during the first day of a jury trial for a Syracuse man charged with dealing drugs to a woman who overdosed and died.

NORTH WEBSTER — North Webster Town Marshal Greg Church was surprised and honored by his officers and the town council Tuesday for his 30 years of service to the town.

Brad and Cynthia Quinn may not put two duplexes on their property at Kings Drive in Syracuse.

The impact an adult can have on the life of a child through Big Brothers Big Sisters of Kosciusko County was expressed throughout the 11th Annual The Big Celebration Tuesday night.

NORTH WEBSTER — The Kosciusko Community YMCA announced the launch of its Rock Steady Boxing program at the North Webster YMCA.

Fans of planting trees and photography have until Nov. 30 to enter the Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Community and Urban Forestry team’s inaugural photo contest.

Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) ProPEL U.S. 30 and 31 study teams have identified potential improvement packages at primary and secondary intersections along the two northern Indiana highways.

Eleven veterans were honored Tuesday with quilts during the Liberty Sewing Circle’s Threads of Valor presentation.

The old Madison Elementary School on North Union Street may be gone, but Madison Park will help keep its memory alive.

The Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Office was advised on Tuesday, Nov. 12 that CF&E Railroad will be closing the following crossings, weather dependent:

LEESBURG — Non-elected town officials will receive a 3.5% increase in 2025.

PIERCETON — Pierceton Town Council approved the town becoming the designated party for funds from a local alumni organization during a council meeting Monday.

SIDNEY — The Sidney Town Council met Monday to discuss ongoing and upcoming projects, including updates on property matters, local infrastructure and community programs.