Due to the extreme heat warning in effect, the city of Warsaw Parks and Recreation Department has cancelled Wednesday's Slip-N-Slide event for the safety of participants and staff.

Kosciusko County Commissioners gave Highway Superintendent Steve Moriarty approval Tuesday to advertise for bids for the restoration of the Chinworth Bridge.

Warsaw Code Enforcement ordered the demolition of a structure on Columbia Street during a meeting Tuesday.

Cardinal Services has been awarded a $10,000 grant from the Kosciusko County Community Foundation (KCCF) to support its on-site clinic and call center.

WINONA LAKE — Grace College’s Winona Christian Writers Conference will hold two open-to-the-public events this summer for readers and writers of all ages.

“Footloose” is a story about relationships, standing up for what one believes is right and growing up.

Combining Edgewood and Lakeview middle schools at Lakeview was recommended to the Warsaw School Board Monday.

Jason Culver and Breydon Allen were introduced to the Warsaw School Board Monday as the new Edgewood principal and assistant principal/athletic director, respectively.

Operation Read announced it has received a $13,000 grant from the Franklin I. and Irene List Saemann Foundation to support literacy programs serving children and families throughout Kosciusko County.

David and Margaret Kahn announced their retirement from active clinical practice, effective Aug. 1.

On Monday, Bob List, board member and representative of the Franklin I. and Irene List Saemann Foundation, presented a check for $15,000 to Heartline Pregnancy Center in Warsaw.

Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts is making live theatre more accessible to the community with a special Community Access Weekend promotion for its summer production of “Footloose.”

The community is invited to gather Wednesday, July 8 at 6 p.m. on the east side of the Kosciusko County Courthouse for a special public reading of the Declaration of Independence, commemorating the anniversary of its first public reading on July 8, 1776.

On June 23, two Lakeview Middle School students, Haylee Fletcher and Cecilia King, represented Warsaw Community Schools (WCS) at the National Civics Bee Indiana State Finals.

Many boat owners say the two happiest days in a boat owner’s life are the day they purchase their boat and the day that they sell their boat. The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV) reminds Hoosiers of watercraft registration and titling requirements so they don’t get caught adrift with the paperwork ahead of any maiden voyages this Fourth of July weekend.

Beginning Monday, July 6, hunters can apply for reserved hunts online at GoOutdoorsIN.com.

Sue Martin, Home and Family Arts Building director, and Robin Shafer, the assistant director, held an informational meeting with the department superintendents of the open class exhibits at the Kosciusko County Community Fair, which is July 12 to 18.

MARSHALL COUNTY - The Marshall County Sheriff's Department received a call of a deceased individual Sunday, June 28 at approximately 2:45 p.m. in the Yellow River, in the area of U.S. 31, north of U.S. 30.

People experienced local history come alive Saturday at Oakwood Cemetery’s Heritage Walk.

The Greater Warsaw Ministerial Association (GWMA) encourages the ringing of bells at noon July 4 to celebrate the 250th anniversary of America.

The sounds and stories of early America echoed through the Akron Carnegie Public Library on Thursday evening, bringing the realities of the Revolutionary War to local residents as part of Fulton County’s celebration of America’s 250th birthday.

The Akron Public Library’s teen group recently gathered for a hands-on workshop dedicated to crafting miniature hobbit holes and fairy houses.

Eric Stevenson loves movies, but he never planned on or thought he’d own a movie theater one day. However, last week he became the owner of North Pointe Cinemas and he has some ideas of not only how to make the theater sustainable, but also more of a part of the community.

Like any other picnic, Warsaw’s very first Pride event Saturday featured food, games, friends and families in a fun, relaxed atmosphere at Bixler Park.

NORTH WEBSTER - U.S. Sen. Jim Banks touched on three main points in his keynote address Saturday at the Kosciusko County Republican Party Lincoln Day Dinner - America 250, the election of Max Engling as Indiana’s next secretary of state and the SAVE America Act.