Bowling Against Bullying returns Saturday and founder Shaun Mudd hopes people will come out for an afternoon of free bowling, pizza and soda and have a good time.

On the second day of Camp HERO Wednesday, campers got wet from riding in a Indiana Department of Natural Resources boat, scuba diving with the local dive team and being sprayed by a Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory hose.

Real Property Management Golden Dome is the first recipient of a Winona Avenue Matching Facade Grant from the Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce.

If you’re looking for a bite of sweetness, keep an eye out for Kelly’s Sweet Bites.

SOUTH WHITLEY – At Tuesday night's meeting, the South Whitley Town Council voted to accept an agreement of $130,000 to purchase the bank building and adjacent parking lot at 101 E. Columbia St. from owner Tony Starkey.

Over 1,000 students got a head start to the school year Wednesday at Combined Community Services’ annual Tools for School.

A jury has entered deliberations in a trial Wednesday for a Leesburg man who allegedly drove under the influence and got into a vehicle accident, causing injuries to two people.

Tickets are now on sale for Le Diner en Blanc, returning to downtown Warsaw Aug. 15, for an elegant evening of outdoor dining, live entertainment and community celebration.

Individuals looking to strengthen their leadership skills, expand their professional network and make a lasting impact in Kosciusko County are encouraged to apply for the upcoming 2026-27 Kosciusko Leadership Academy (KLA) class, which begins this August.

All city of Warsaw public meetings will move back to the City Hall Council Chambers beginning on Tuesday, Aug. 18, according to an announcement from the city.

Microsurfacing is taking place on several Warsaw streets.

The city of Warsaw Parks and Recreation Department will put on a Fuzzy Friends Workshop from 9 to 10 a.m. Aug. 22 at Pete Thorn Gym, 800 N. Park Ave., Warsaw.

This year, Camp HERO (Honor, Excellence, Respect, Opportunity) has grown to about 320 kids registered for the camp.

The county’s financial contributions to the Warsaw Municipal Airport over the last couple years have helped the airport make needed improvements sooner than originally planned.

Kosciusko County Commissioners on Tuesday unanimously approved a memorandum of understanding (MOU) between the Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Office and the town of Leesburg.

Pathway Church held a ribbon-cutting ceremony Tuesday to celebrate central renovations to the church and to highlight the upcoming Recover Together event.

Kosciusko County Solid Waste Management District told KC Recycling staff they need to review and update their employee handbook.

Main Street Warsaw is working with the property of 220 S. Buffalo St., Warsaw, to invite artists to design and submit original mural concepts for the south wall of the building.

Join the Warsaw Parks and Recreation Department for a fun-filled Family Carnival in the park.

Cole Porter’s “Anything Goes” is the last show of the 2026 summer season at the Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts, but a musical that actor Riley Broshears first had a role in when he was about 7 years old.

All five petitions before the Warsaw Board of Zoning Appeals (BZA) on Monday were unanimously approved, including two for new businesses.

The Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Office Merit Board voted to hire Jaxon Torpy and Ethan Patrick as merit deputies during its board meeting Monday.

Ora Waverly Conlan, 92, still remembers her library card number growing up - #354.

Wawasee School Corporation’s 2026-27 new staff includes (L to R), front row: Liz Walker, Wawasee Middle School (WMS) science; Dr. Michelle Walden, assistant superintendent; Jessica Gilreath, North Webster Elementary School (NWES), fifth grade; Betsy Knafel, WMS language arts; Emily Murphy, WMS agriculture; second row: Nicole Veit, Syracuse Elementary School (SES) principal; Alec Betz, SES art; Devin Van Lue, Wawasee High School (WHS) and WMS choir; Emily Fugate, WMS FACS; Abigail Slabaugh, SES fourth grade; Alexis Steg, NWES paraprofessional; Amy Story, WMS special education; back row: Logan Weins, WHS/WMS assistant athletic director; Kent Myers, superintendent; Chad Eppley, WHS math; Brooke Stanley, WMS physical education; Kim McCreary, WMS science; Maddisen Massengale, Milford Elementary School (MES) third grade; Michelle Jones, corporation SLP; Michaela Beck, NWES paraprofessional; and Victoria Platt, WMS media center paraprofessional.

NIPSCO has notified the city of Warsaw that Husky Trail will be closed Aug. 3-7. The closure will be near the recently replaced bridge.