As early voting started Tuesday at the Kosciusko County Justice Building, former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Agencies for Food and Agriculture Kip Tom, Leesburg, and his mother, Marie, 93, made sure they were in line.

ALBION — A Goshen man has been found guilty of murdering North Webster teenager Laurel Jean Mitchell, a case that has remained cold since 1975.

A memorandum of understanding between the county and city of Warsaw will provide a total of $500,000 from the county toward capital improvement projects at the Warsaw Municipal Airport.

The city of Warsaw's code enforcement team is pursuing action against the developer of a residential project on North Buffalo Street.

Thanks to the generosity of the community, kids at Baker Youth Club have new playground equipment to have fun on.

Kenneth Charles Baugher, 83, of Warsaw, passed away on Monday, Oct. 7, 2024, at Goshen Hospital.

The Kosciusko County Board of Zoning Appeals has OK’d a request to keep chickens in a zoned residential area near Lake Sharon.

County Road East 200 North will be closed between Biomet Drive and Boeing Drive on Thursday, Oct. 10 and Friday, Oct. 11 for sanitary sewer tie-in for the new Parkview medical complex.

SYRACUSE – The Wawasee School Board of Trustees had a financially-heavy agenda at its regular October board meeting, held Tuesday.

Construction work should be starting soon on the power line lowering project at the Warsaw Municipal Airport.

WINONA LAKE – Community Arts Program Vocal Vision (founded as the Warsaw Community Choir) is celebrating its 40th anniversary this season.

KENDALLVILLE — The Dekko Foundation, a private family foundation located in Kendallville with a mission of fostering economic freedom through education, awarded more than $566,000 in grants and pledges to eight youth-serving organizations during its most recent round of grantmaking.

Cardinal Services has received an $8,000 grant from the Franklin I. & Irene List Saemann Foundation for the purchase of surveillance equipment for the Kosciusko Area Bus Service.

ELKHART COUNTY - A Nappanee man was killed Monday when his vehicle went off the road and hit a garage and barn.

SYRACUSE - Friends of Syracuse Public Library will host a used book sale Friday, Oct. 11 and Saturday, Oct. 12 in the downstairs meeting room of the library.

The Warsaw Community Schools' Marching Tiger Pride earned a gold rating and placed among the top 16 bands in the Scholastic A Class across four sites in the state at the ISSMA Scholastic Prelims contest held at Homestead High School on Saturday.

WINONA LAKE — Grace Professor of English and Creative Writing Dr. John Poch will read from his most recent book of poems on Thursday, Oct. 10 at 7 p.m. at Atelier Gallery, 104 E. Center St., Warsaw.

Wildman Business Group will temporarily lease a portion of the former Marsh building at 500 S. Buffalo St., Warsaw.

Warsaw Redevelopment Commission is working with Applied Thermal to extend a water line up a portion of North CR 100E.

After decades of providing professional dental care at 2504 E. Center St., Warsaw, Dr. William Myers retired Sept. 1.

BOURBON – Two companies are performing a facilities audit at Triton School Corporation.

A Leesburg man was arrested after allegedly inappropriately touching someone else.

ALBION — A bench trial was held for a Goshen man charged with the murder of North Webster teenager Laurel Jean Mitchell, a case that has remained cold since 1975.

Eisenhower Elementary is the fourth school in Indiana to have an International Spanish Academy designation.

Money to remove the old pier at Center Lake has been found. At the Warsaw Common Council meeting Monday night, Public Works Superintendent Dustin Dillon requested the council approved a resolution transferring $400,000 from street salaries into the street repairs and maintenance fund.