PIERCETON — Around 20 people attended Pierceton's town council meeting on Monday, several of whom raised concerns regarding a proposed sidewalk project along Third Street.

PIERCETON — A public hearing on the town's proposed master utility study was held prior to the Pierceton Town Council's meeting on Monday.

SYRACUSE - The open position for Syracuse Elementary School’s principal was filled Tuesday after the Wawasee School Board approved Karen Brock for the position during its regular monthly board meeting.

With May being Mental Health Awareness month, the Warsaw School Board learned Tuesday about the corporation’s mental health services from therapists Cara Allebach and Stephanie Winey.

Eleven veterans were honored Tuesday with quilts during Threads of Valor. Those honored Tuesday were Adam Aguilar, Dale Campbell, James Gast, Forrest Kantner, Roger King, William “Bud” Long, David Oberg, Kenneth Reed, Steven Shumaker, Roger Studebaker and Kenneth Wolf Jr.

Several neighbors came forward to support a proposed plan for six lots of The Oaks, located on James Lake in Tippecanoe Township, during the Kosciusko County Board of Zoning Appeals regular meeting Tuesday.

A fundraising event with proceeds going to Wheels on Fire Cancer Crusaders will be Saturday, May 18 in Rochester at the Fulton County Gun Club.

NAPPANEE - The Round Barn Theatre is searching for boys ages 10-18 for a production of “The Music Man.”

Cancer survivors and their families are invited to Surviving Together, the first annual cancer survivor celebration at the Health Services Pavilion, 1515 Provident Drive, Warsaw, presented by Cancer Services of Northeast Indiana.

ELLETTSVILLE - Cops Cycling for Survivors announced plans for their 23rd annual bicycle tour of Indiana as well as unveiling the memorial photos on their support truck in anticipation of National Peace Officers Memorial Day, May 15.

MILFORD - It was moved down the agenda a bit, but a public hearing was held at the Milford Town Council meeting Monday for the Office of Community Rural Affairs (OCRA) planning grant application.

BOURBON – Two recent Indiana legislative bills drawing attention were brought up during the Triton School Board meeting Monday.

The Warsaw Community Public Library’s Board of Trustees heard from Ice Miller and Baker Tilly representatives about bonds during its meeting Monday.

LEESBURG — Ordinance violations were addressed at the Leesburg Town Council meeting Monday.

Guidepost Insurance not only has a new location, but it also has a sister company in Guidepost Marketing Group.

SIDNEY — Sidney’s head of maintenance has resigned.

SOUTH WHITLEY – Since 1998, Indiana Connection and participating Indiana electric cooperatives have held an annual art contest for Indiana students in kindergarten through 12th grade.

Indiana American Water was repairing a water main break in the area of CR 350N and Detroit Street (Ind. 15) in Warsaw on Monday.

A Syracuse man was in critical but stable condition after a Friday evening crash in the area of North Ind. 13 and Executive Drive.

Entering its 19th year, the team at KCV Cycling and the Fat & Skinny Tire Fest invite you to “Come Ride with Us” at this year’s festival.

Class Act Dance Troupe Inc., a nonprofit performing company affiliated with Debra Collier’s School of Dance, recently competed at the Ticket to Broadway Dance competition in Indianapolis.

PIERCETON - Thursday, May 16 is the date for the free community dinner in Pierceton.

Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Office deputies investigate the scene of Friday morning's two-vehicle accident on Ind. 15, north of CR 600N.

Eighteen people from within the Kosciusko County first responder community graduated the first local Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) training Friday.

The seed for Generous Coffee Co. sprouted from a church trip to Central America over a decade ago.