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As summer break draws to an end, it’s nearing that time of year when kids will be heading back to school and school buses return to the roads.

Kosciusko County students received school supplies Wednesday to start off their school year well at Tools For School hosted by Combined Community Services.

The Indiana Court of Appeals has affirmed Vickie L. Wooldridge’s 94-year prison sentence.

WorkOne has moved its Warsaw office to 3113 E. Center St. to better serve those in need of employment services.

Lyn Crighton, executive director of The Watershed Foundation, nearly lifelong resident of Lake Tippecanoe, has been named as the Lake Tippecanoe Property Owners Association 2023 Distinguished Lake Citizen of the Year.

Lighthouse Autism Center, a leading provider of center-based Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy, announced a new center location in Warsaw.

In his 13 years in the Indiana Army National Guard, Staff Sgt. Bryan Kunz has earned a number of medals and was deployed to Afghanistan, but it was his time serving in Jordan that he pointed out as a highlight of his career professionally.

Kosciusko Connect, a fiber internet company in northern Indiana and a subsidiary of Kosciusko REMC, announced the upcoming launch of its podcast Connected Conversations.

FORT WAYNE – Ivy Tech Community College Fort Wayne and Warsaw has selected Tracy Davis to be the first executive director of community relations, diversity, equity and belonging.

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Chamber of Commerce is now accepting nominations for the 2023 Jackson Lewis Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Champion Award.

A demolition order has been placed on a Warsaw property.

The city of Warsaw Public Works Department will be prepping Fawley Street and the Kelly Park parking lot for paving this week.

PIERCETON - Whether you’re a morning person, afternoon person or night owl, you’ll be able to “Rock Around the Clock” in Pierceton this weekend for the annual Pierceton Days Festival.

Gravel parking areas are not allowed within the city limits per the municipal code, though existing gravel parking areas can be maintained.

Two women were injured and had to be extricated after a two-vehicle accident Saturday on East Old 30, 200 feet west of North CR 600E, Warsaw.

The annual Family Carnival hosted by the Warsaw Parks and Recreation Department is 6 to 9 p.m. Friday, July 28 at Central Park, 225 E. Fort Wayne St., Warsaw.

The Kosciusko County Convention & Visitors Bureau is hosting a popsicle party and ribbon-cutting to celebrate their new mural and allow people to meet the artists behind the work.

LifeTouch Ministries will hold its sixth “ungarage” sale from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Aug. 5.

HUNTINGTON COUNTY - A North Manchester man was killed Sunday in a motor vehicle in Huntington County. The fatal crash was one of three that occurred in that county over a five-day period.

Winona Lake Jazz Festival

Early Childhood Alliance, a leading nonprofit organization dedicated to providing high-quality early childhood education and support services, announced the opening of its new childcare facility, the IMD Early Learning Center, to the public.

WINONA LAKE – Kids with kidney disease will be highlighted during the 2023 Kidney Walk on Aug. 12 in Winona Lake.

Starting July 31, Lowery Sewing and Vacuum Center, 707 E. Winona Ave., Warsaw, will celebrate its 75th anniversary with a weeklong celebration.

One of the largest crowds to ever see a concert in Central Park turned out Friday night to see Lonestar.

Adults and children alike were able to have fun and dress up as Barbie, or Ken, during a “Barbie” premiere party Friday that was a collaboration between North Pointe Cinemas and Glam Boutique.

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