The upcoming transition whereby Autocam Medical moves into Medtronic’s facility along U.S. 30 is moving slower than expected, but the Michigan-based company remains eager about its future in Warsaw.

The Warsaw Community Public Library Board of Trustees heard more about a story walk project during a meeting Monday.

A Claypool man who previously served on the town board for 18 years is likely the next member of the town board.

INDIANAPOLIS – Indiana will play a pivotal role in hosting eclipse enthusiasts as they flock to the Hoosier State to catch a glimpse of the first total solar eclipse in seven years on April 8.

A Fort Wayne man was arrested after allegedly inappropriately touching a minor after the minor visited him at an area campground.

NORTH MANCHESTER - Manchester University becomes one of just five private colleges and universities in Indiana to accept the Indiana College Core, further strengthening the institution's commitment to acknowledging the prior college-level work students bring to Manchester and helping them graduate on time and with less debt, according to a news release from the university.

The next classical music offering from the Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts will be the Symphony of the Lakes Wind Quintet.

Warsaw Community Schools (WCS) celebrated a significant STEM education milestone at the Tiger Basketball game on Saturday, marking six years of support from the Zimmer Biomet Foundation.

WINONA LAKE — Grace College & Seminary announced its summer camp schedule for summer 2024.

Fierce Hip-Hop Fitness is not just a fitness class; it’s a movement that celebrates the power and rhythm of dance, according to a news release from the Warsaw Parks and Recreation Department.

If you are looking to replace a bed in your home, now is the time. Warsaw Community High School Band Program announced it will be hosting the sixth annual one-day mattress fundraiser on March 2 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

WINONA LAKE – The Lilly Center for Lakes & Streams invites the public to join them at the Lilly Center for Lakes and Streams on March 2 from 10 to 11:30 a.m. for a fun and educational expedition in the natural environment behind the Lilly Center.

CLAYPOOL - On Saturday, Feb. 17, the Claypool Lions will be selling fish and tenderloin at their building on Railroad Street.

With Valentine’s Day on Wednesday, Go Rogue Warsaw is offering couples a downtown date night featuring dinner and dancing.

All dressed up in their party best, a record number of people attended the “Night to Shine” prom downtown Warsaw Friday.

Dannielle Robertson, a seasoned entertainment industry veteran since the age of 4, is returning to the Warsaw Community Public Library with some props and costumes that she has created from mattress pads.

Sen. Ryan Mishler (R-Mishawaka) was the sole state legislator at Friday’s Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce Legislative Review Session, but he discussed a number of bills down at the Statehouse without breaking a sweat.

Asked about education bills that are likely to be passed this year by the Indiana legislature, Sen. Ryan Mishler (R-Mishawaka) said Senate Bill 1 was probably the priority, which deals with literacy and retention of third-graders.

WINONA LAKE – Through Feb. 16, sales from the Happy Beans program at Jefferson Elementary School will go to help sixth-grader Israel Gagnon get a new wheelchair.

There’s been a little shakeup for the Republican primary election for the three Kosciusko County Council at-large positions and northern district county commissioner.

PIERCETON — The Pierceton Town Council held first readings for two ordinances and approved a change in how paid hours for the Pierceton Police Department work during a special meeting Thursday.

At the request of Steve Snyder, attorney for Louis Dreyfus Company, the Kosciusko County Council on Thursday tabled the hearing for the tax abatement and waiver for LDC to their March 14 meeting.

Much has happened for LITE (Living In Transition Effectively), in the past year especially, and Executive Director and Founder Tammy Cotton shared that information with the Kosciusko County Council Thursday.

BURKET – Cleaning up the town was a topic of discussion during the Burket Council meeting Thursday.

PeekMed celebrated the opening of its Warsaw office with a ribbon-cutting with the Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce Thursday.