The Pierceton Days Parade was held Saturday.

Over a hundred kids and their parents had fun Saturday during Bowling Against Bullying at The Bowling Alley in Warsaw.

Big Lots had a grand opening for its store at 2806 Frontage Road, Warsaw, Dec. 10, 2022. Friday, shoppers began receiving a promotion in their email that the Warsaw location “will soon be closing” and “deep discounts” were being offered and “everything must be sold now.”

PIERCETON – At least 12 animals were adopted during Animal Welfare League’s second birthday bash Saturday.

SYRACUSE — An Aviat Husky A1-C, also known as a tail-dragger, which had floats installed, crashed into Lake Wawasee early Saturday afternoon. No official word on what caused the crash has been released.

Being released in theaters Friday, “A Carpenter’s Prayer” was filmed entirely in Huntington and Wabash.

Due to some concerns with the company offering the lowest bid on a security and surveillance camera system for the Warsaw Police Department, the Board of Public Works and Safety on Friday approved the bid that was about $16,000 more.

A parcel of land in The Grove donated to the city of Warsaw from The Groninger Group LLC will be developed into a small park.

As they near the completion of their campus renovation, Cardinal Services announced a milestone in their journey toward empowering the community with the completion of the CTB Inc. Opportunity Lab.

The Pierceton Days car show was Friday.

Cedar Creek of Warsaw, 425 Chinworth Court, Warsaw, held its first school supplies drive this past week to help area families.

CLAYPOOL - Kurt Carlson was so impressed with how much money he is saving with solar panels for his residential property, he wanted to tell his community about it.

Natalie Fierek has spent most of her life on or near a lake in northern Indiana. Raised in Kosciusko County, she and her three siblings grew up on Tippecanoe and Winona. Later, after a few years in the Indianapolis area, she moved with her own family to Tippecanoe because she wanted her two daughters to experience everything good about lake life.

Warsaw Community Schools (WCS) welcomed students and families to their upcoming back-to-school events

Cardinal Services clients and other community members saw planes and emergency vehicles up close Thursday at the Warsaw Municipal Airport during the SOAR! event.

Rogue is a cooperative group of energized entrepreneurs with businesses and investments situated in Historic Downtown Warsaw. Their mission is to bring dynamic experiences to downtown by thinking creatively, working collaboratively and implementing efficiently, according to a provided news release. Their name reflects efforts to forge new paths forward and to be an incubator for innovative urban development, the release states.

Sexton Hal Heagy updated the Oakwood Cemetery Board of Regents Thursday on the work that has happened recently at the cemetery.

Jeff Bickel’s collection of fine-scale truck models are on display at the Akron Public Library.

Students at 57 Indiana schools will experience the outdoors during the 2024-25 school year thanks in part to a grant program that supports field trips to Indiana State Parks and other state park-managed properties.

NORTH MANCHESTER – Manchester University hosted its first-ever NxtGen Leadership Camp on July 21-26.

PIERCETON – Pierceton Town Council will hold a special meeting on Aug. 22 at 4:30 p.m. at the Pierceton Community Building, 105 Walnut St., Pierceton.

FORT WAYNE – Eleven Northern Indiana Planet Fitness locations announced Thursday they are holding a school supply drive with all donations benefiting children in grades K-12 at Northern Indiana Boys & Girls Clubs (“BGC”).

Kosciusko County Community Foundation presented Steve Yeager with an award for excellent service to their finance and investment committee at a recent meeting.

Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Office Public Information Officer Sgt. Doug Light had one word to describe Camp HERO 2024 at Thursday evening’s graduation ceremony, and Sheriff Jim Smith agreed with him.

Taqueria El Comal received a favorable recommendation from the Kosciusko County Alcohol and Tobacco Commission Thursday for a new beer, wine and liquor license.