The Country Concert for St. Jude was Friday.

Along with pony rides, line dancing and a host of other activities at the Western-themed Third Friday downtown Warsaw last night was a booth for the League of Women Voters for people to get registered to vote.

City of Warsaw employees are still cleaning up after early Tuesday morning’s storm, but they’re making headway, Public Works Superintendent Dustin Dillon told the Board of Public Works and Safety on Friday.

Whoever the next governor of Indiana is, current Republican Gov. Eric Holcomb said it’s crucial that they get on board with the U.S. 30 freeway project.

Most area school corporations did not break 50% in proficiency in math, social studies and English language arts on the 2024 Indiana Learning Evaluation and Readiness Network (ILEARN) taken in the spring.

NORTH MANCHESTER – Several faculty and staff members from Manchester University Fort Wayne will present research and lead sessions at the 2024 American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy (AACP) Annual Meeting in Boston, Mass., today through Tuesday.

Safety and drainage concerns for the Chinworth Trail extension were brought to the attention of the Kosciusko County Department of Parks and Recreation Board Thursday.

WINONA LAKE - Craig Allebach’s health may affect his future as the Winona Lake town manager, but Thursday he was shown how much he’s appreciated and loved for everything he’s done for the local communities over more than four decades.

PIERCETON - Bowen Center opened its doors Thursday for its new Crisis Receiving and Stabilization Unit within its psychiatric hospital at 9 Pequignot Drive, Pierceton.

Results of the 2024 Kosciusko County primary post-election audit are in and they show that local voters can trust their votes are counted and counted accurately.

Lawrence Mock, 93, Syracuse, died July 16, 2024, at Goshen Hospital.

The American Association of State Troopers is conducting their annual "Best Looking Cruiser" contest.

The weather was a bit cantankerous but that did not stop the visitors from coming to the Antique Village, known as the Echoes area, at the fairgrounds. Patrons of the village were treated to tractor-churned ice cream each day.

If U.S. 30 doesn’t become a freeway, it could not only mean the loss of jobs and economic growth for the seven Indiana counties along the corridor, but also more lives lost from accidents.

The Global Leadership Summit, the world’s premiere annual leadership event, is coming to Warsaw through a simulcast on Aug. 8-9 hosted by C4One Inc. at Warsaw Community Church.

Lake City Bank announced David M. Findlay, chairman and CEO, has been named to the Indianapolis Business Journal’s Indiana 250 list for the third consecutive year.

Kimberly Perry is headlining Friday’s Country Concert for St. Jude in Warsaw. The free concert at Glover Pavilion in Central Park, 225 E. Fort Wayne St., Warsaw, starts at 6:30 p.m. with opening act Kaitlyn Baker and Joe Lasher. Perry follows at 8 p.m.

CLAYPOOL – At Tuesday night's meeting, the Claypool Town Council heard from Fire Chief Rick Hurley regarding possible new Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) standards for fire departments and how those would affect Claypool Volunteer Fire Department.

SYRACUSE - Town of Syracuse department heads were bleary-eyed and exhausted after a night and day of dealing with storm issues Monday night into Tuesday morning and Council President Nate Scherer recognized their efforts at Tuesday’s council meeting and thanked them for all their work.

The Kosciusko County Convention, Recreation and Visitors Commission called to nonprofits to reach out to the commission for funding opportunities at a meeting Wednesday.

NORTH MANCHESTER - Jill Biehl, administrative assistant for admissions, celebrated her 50th anniversary working at Manchester University on Monday, July 15.

The Indiana Department of Natural Resources invites Hoosiers to share their experiences with accessibility at DNR properties across the state.

Kosciusko County Local Working Group meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, Aug. 6 at 7 p.m.

The future of Kosciusko County government providing funding to local nonprofit organizations is uncertain.

Along with thousands of people losing power across the county and beyond, the storm that swept through Kosciusko County late Monday night and into early Tuesday morning fell a number of trees, resulting in some damage to cars, homes and other property.