MILFORD – The Milford Food Bank kicked off its fundraiser for its distribution center Wednesday.
Marine Lance Cpl. David Fribley was recognized Thursday during Zimmer Biomet’s annual Memorial Day wreathlaying ceremony.
WINONA LAKE — Several Grace College School of Education students were recently honored for excellence in student teaching: Mallory Hiatt, Hayden Mullett, Olivia Bergman and Beverly Winters. Anna Huggins was awarded the school’s Micah 6:8 Award.
CLAYPOOL – At Tuesday night's meeting the Claypool Town Council approved amendments to town ordinances on animals within town limits and properties in need of mowing and trimming.
Hankins & Boggs Group of Reynolds Wealth Management celebrated its Warsaw location opening at 1904 E. Old 30 on Wednesday with a ribboncutting ceremony held by the Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce.
NORTH WEBSTER – It will become pretty pricey expense for North Webster homeowners who don’t tend to their lawns.
The Warsaw Parks and Recreation Board has opted for the time being to take no action on changes to pickleball play at Kelly Park.
SYRACUSE – A couple of residents aired concerns about the Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area at Tuesday’s Syracuse Town Council meeting during the public comment section of the meeting.
LARWILL – Whitko Community School Board approved Dr. Tom Edington of Syracuse as interim superintendent at a special meeting Wednesday.
WINONA LAKE - Lakeland Christian Academy named Adrian Bowdler and Jordan Rogers as this year’s Timothian and Amaya Hoyt as this year’s Cougar Excellence Award recipient.
The bridge #9 project is going to cost the Kosciusko County Highway Department almost $350,000 more than expected.
Filing for local school board races began Tuesday morning, with three Warsaw candidates at the county clerk’s office bright and early.
A Warsaw woman was injured and transported to the hospital after a collision with a Warsaw Community Schools bus Monday.
Firefighters were dispatched to the Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts shortly before 1 a.m. Tuesday after receiving a call for a fire alarm.
A U.S. Army Special Forces veteran who served in the Vietnam War, Purple Heart recipient Tim Boone, of Warsaw, is the May 2024 Kosciusko County Veteran of the Month.
WINONA LAKE – The town of Winona Lake will be out of a management company to oversee the Miller Sunset Pavilion as of July 31.
An ordinance regarding cargo containers was tabled today by the Kosciusko County Commissioners for further review by the Area Plan Commission after the commissioners and attorney Steve Snyder expressed some concerns about it.
AUBURN — A change of plea hearing has been scheduled for one of the men arrested in the murder of North Webster teenager Laurel Jean Mitchell, a case that has remained cold since 1975.
The Salvation Army is giving away gift bags of hygiene items to veterans in cooperation with Purina Animal Nutrition of Milford.
The "Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive", collected 5,200 pounds of food on May 11.
Warsaw Community Schools' first Regional Advance Manufacturing Pathway program group of 18 students attended a ceremony to sign up to work with four local manufacturers.
LARWILL – Jodie Clark was approved as incoming principal at Whitko Junior Senior High School on Monday during the Whitko School Board regular meeting.
If awarded a grant, students and teachers at Warsaw Community Schools will have access to an artifical intelligence tool next year.
Several staff changes were announced during the Warsaw School Board meeting Monday.
LaunchPad Director Sherry Searles went before the Warsaw Common Council on Monday to request a change in the memorandum of understanding between them on how LaunchPad can use its ARPA funds from the city.