SYRACUSE - During its regular monthly board meeting Tuesday, Wawasee Assistant Superintendent Dr. Shelly Wilfong alerted the school board to a couple new state laws that will impact K-12 education in Indiana in the upcoming academic year.

A number of people walked from Fort Wayne to Plymouth, in full or in part, as part of the national Eucharistic procession Tuesday.

SYRACUSE - Shanda and Chris Scheeren and Peggy and Don Bucher cut the ribbon on their latest venue venture, Farmhouse Events and Catering, 9522 North CR 300E, Syracuse, just down the road from the family’s other venue, Blue Barn Berry Farm and Event Venue.

Above all else, Indiana Army National Guard Sgt. Brandon Fraser wants people to get to know him.

While Kennedy Wagner will take over as the nurse coordinator at Warsaw Community Schools, Tracey Akers will establish the Welcome Center for the school district.

PIERCETON - The committee for the Free Community Dinner in Pierceton announced that this is the 11th anniversary of serving this meal to the people of Pierceton and the surrounding area.

The Michiana Area Council of Governments (MACOG) announced the release of the draft Regional Mobility Plan (RMP).

SYRACUSE - Eight people suffered minor injuries in a three-vehicle crash Saturday in Syracuse.

MILFORD - At Monday’s Milford Town Council meeting, Fire Chief Brian Haines informed the council that upcoming OSHA regulations will be “detrimental to fire services — volunteer and smaller career fire departments will be impacted.”

The Kosciusko County Board of Zoning Appeals heard only from supporters of petitioners during its regular meeting Tuesday. There were no remonstrators in the audience.

A woman is dead and police are looking for information on a driver who fled the scene after a two-vehicle collision this morning.

Who wants to build beds?

A driver in the two-vehicle crash on June 29 that claimed the life of a Milford man and injured multiple others, including children, was arrested Monday night on several charges.

Today is Kiddies Day/4-H Leader Appreciation Day at the 107th Annual Kosciusko County Fair.

From 1954 to 1986, William Farrar was a teacher or principal at Madison Elementary School when the Warsaw school was on North Union Street.

BOURBON – Triton School Board was updated Monday about the school corporation’s new cell phone policy.

Jenna Beer (L) and Maisie Schafer find a comfy spot in the Dairy Barn to take a Sunday morning break at the Kosciusko Community 4-H Fair.

The ProPEL U.S. 30 East study team will be in Pierceton, Warsaw and Columbia City this week

Warsaw Community Public Library’s StoryWalk project will be installed at one of the city’s parks in the fall.

PIERCETON — The Pierceton Town Council is looking at establishing an ordinance implementing time limits on yard sales.

SIDNEY — The Sidney Town Council on Monday approved Sweetheimer Trash Removal's quote for a dumpster.

LEESBURG — At the Leesburg Town Council meeting Monday, Street Commissioner Craig Charlton suggested ordering more sewage pumps for the town to have on hand.

A transformer overheated and caught fire Sunday evening at the county fairgrounds.

Pianist Dr. Borah H. Kang will present a free piano program on Friday, July 12 at 2 p.m. in the Grace Village Retirement Community Chapel.

Built in the 1860s, the downtown Warsaw building at 123 S. Buffalo St. is undergoing renovations to become the home of Fellowship Missions’ The Gathering Place, as early as August.