Darcy Weible, Meijer store manager; Alexis Ray, human resources; and the leadership team at the Warsaw Meijer donated $5,000 to the Animal Welfare League of Kosciusko.

The city of Warsaw’s stormwater utility is contributing funding toward a native re-vegetation project with Zimmer Biomet and The Watershed Foundation (TWF).

K21 Health Foundation (K21) is continuing its financial partnership with the Kosciusko County Velo (KCV) Cycling Club, a local volunteer-run organization dedicated to promoting outdoor recreation and maintaining mountain bike trails in northern Indiana.

Due to safety hazards, there are signs in English and Spanish on the Center Lake pier that say “No Patrons On Pier - Lifeguards Only.”

WINONA LAKE – Members of the Warsaw and Winona Lake community celebrated the completion of the roundabout at the intersection of Park Avenue, Kings Highway, Winona Avenue and Argonne Road with a ribbon-cutting Friday.

Mosquitoes in Kosciusko County have tested positive for the West Nile Virus for the first time in 2023, according to a news release from the Kosciusko County Health Department.

Mosquitoes in Kosciusko County have tested positive for the West Nile Virus for the first time in 2023, according to a news release from the Kosciusko County Health Department.

Artists are a part of the economic engine of the city, county and state and an Indiana Arts Commission (IAC) $10,000 grant will help the Warsaw Public Arts Commission (WPAC) engage community members to determine what kind of public art they’d like to see.

A Warsaw woman has pled guilty to a neglect charge after failing to report her son's death, which was ruled a homicide.

PIERCETON — The Pierceton Town Council has further discussed spending some of its American Rescue Plan Act money on sidewalks.

The Esther Pfleiderer Charitable Trust at 1st Source Bank donated $5,000 Thursday to Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeast Indiana.

After some further discussion Thursday, the Kosciusko County Parks and Recreation Board approved a draft of the request for proposals (RFP) for a greenways and blueways master plan.

PIERCETON – Pierceton Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon-cutting Thursday for Bluebird & Co., 123 N. 1st St., Pierceton.

SOUTH BEND – Justin Overholser, 40, of Rochester, was sentenced by United States District Court Judge Jon E. DeGuilio after pleading guilty to theft of firearms from a federal firearms licensee, announced United States Attorney Clifford D. Johnson.

MILFORD - Construction of the CR 1300N extension is expected to be completed by June 2024, officials said Wednesday at a public information meeting on the project.

CLAYPOOL - The Claypool Town Council heard an update Tuesday on possible state revolving funds (SRF) for a planned wastewater improvement project.

LEESBURG – Maple Leaf Farms Inc. announced Chief Executive Officer Scott Reinholt is retiring at the end of fiscal 2023, and Co-President Scott Tucker will assume the role at that time.

The COVID-19 pandemic was originally a hurdle in the construction of Parkview Kosciusko Hospital, but leaders now see it as an opportunity, according to a news release provided Wednesday.

WINONA LAKE - An ordinance establishing a fund for the ice rink and a memorandum of understanding with the Winona Lake Park Board both were given approval by the town council Tuesday.

Coming soon ... North Pointe Cinemas and Glam Boutique present a Barbie premiere party.

New and experienced drivers may both gain road knowledge through Road Skills of Warsaw.

NORTH WEBSTER – Patrons of the North Webster Community Public Library were able to celebrate their fun reading over the summer Wednesday during the library’s Reader Celebration Day.

Kosciusko Leadership Academy invites the public and alumni to look at the new and improved website.

SYRACUSE - Syracuse Town Council members heard the results of a utility rate study conducted by London Witte Group at Tuesday evening’s meeting and afterwards gave the financial advisor the go-ahead to prepare an ordinance to raise water and sewer rates.

INDIANAPOLIS — Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch and the Indiana State Department of Agriculture (ISDA) announced Wednesday that Indiana food banks will receive a historic combined total of $2 million to support their efforts in feeding Hoosiers in need.