Several women from Dutchtown Brethren Church have made it their mission to help people in poverty areas in Haiti.

Editor’s Note: This is the second in a three-part series of stories from an interview with Warsaw Community Schools Superintendent Dr. David Hoffert. A superintendent has to juggle a lot of plates in their role, with two of the biggest being building maintenance and school safety and security. A school system never retires and its buildings are not the same as a person’s home.

Main Street Warsaw will be hosting their first Downtown Coffee Klatch at Generous Coffee on Tuesday, Oct. 8 from 5 to 8 p.m.

Lack of proper paperwork and serving to a minor led to two alcohol license violations within the past year for Wyndham Garden, 2519 E. Center St., Warsaw.

The Warsaw Beginning Bands will present "Our First Band Concert" on Monday, Oct. 7.

An Indiana State Police lieutenant was sentenced in Kosciusko County on a misdemeanor OWI charge.

The Warsaw Breakfast Optimist Club recently donated $5,000 to Cardinal Services Headstart.

MENTONE – Mentone Town Council held a public hearing for its 2025 budget.

WINONA LAKE — Grace College has appointed two new senior leaders: John Sloat as vice president of advancement and Dr. Emi Kreklau as the executive director of the Catalyst Corridor, a project funded by the Lilly Endowment College and Community Collaboration (CCC) initiative.

Editor’s Note: This is the first in a three-part series of stories from an interview with Warsaw Community Schools Superintendent Dr. David Hoffert. 2024 has been a pretty big year for Warsaw Community Schools Superintendent Dr. David Hoffert professionally.

Ground near a Kosciusko REMC substation northwest of Pierceton was approved for rezoning by the Kosciusko County Area Plan Commission during its meeting Wednesday.

CLAYPOOL - The crispness in the air is just what is needed for an exciting fall festival. The Echoes of the Past Fall Festival will take place at 6840 S. County Farm Road, Claypool.

Park Avenue, between Market and Center streets and between Center Street to 200 feet north of Main Street, Warsaw, will be closed/restricted to traffic for NIPSCO's contractor, Premium Services, to perform roadway restoration from the impacts of the gas main project installed earlier this summer.

NORTH MANCHESTER - Manchester University has named Leon Letter as the new vice president for strategic initiatives and corporate partnerships. He began at the University on Sept. 23.

The Kosciusko Youth Leadership Academy (KYLA) class of 2024–25 recently gathered for their first meeting of the year at Kosciusko REMC.

World Compassion Network (WCN) is setting up a collection point for specific disaster relief items at Warsaw Community Church.

WINONA LAKE — It has been a historic year for Grace College, which welcomed a record-breaking 476 incoming students and launched a new brand.

The Warsaw Area Career Center (WACC) announced the opening of Blue Apron, a student-operated restaurant that offers a blend of handcrafted meals and hands-on learning.

Rick Swaim resigned from the Winona Lake Town Council on Monday, effective Tuesday, Oct. 1.

NORTH WEBSTER - Kosciusko County Senior Services held its second annual Dueling Pianos Fundraiser on Saturday at The Owls Nest in North Webster and organizers deemed it an overwhelming success.

In preparing for the Nov. 5 election, Kosciusko County Clerk Ann Torpy provided some information for the public.

While the Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory continues waiting for its new ladder truck to be delivered, the fire department keeps having to repair the old one.

On Tuesday, WNDU-TV, the Gray Media station in South Bend, launched the Chicago Sports Network on WNDU channel 16.2. The network is Michiana’s official home of the Chicago Blackhawks, Bulls and White Sox.

WINONA LAKE - County Road 250 East and Wooster Road intersection will be closed today, Wednesday, Oct. 2 for one day, according to information from the town of Winona Lake.

On Sept. 24, the Kosciusko Leadership Academy cadets heard from four speakers.