STATEHOUSE – Lakeland Christian Academy was recently recognized for achieving high literacy rates by the Indiana Department of Education, according to State Rep. Craig Snow (R-Winona Lake).

In a ceremony on Monday, March 11, Judge Karin McGrath welcome eight individuals into the ranks of the Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) volunteers.

NORTH MANCHESTER - Manchester University's spring musical is “Little Shop of Horrors.”

INDIANAPOLIS - Indiana health officials urge Hoosiers to protect themselves from tick bites as the weather warms up and tick activity increases across the state.

COLUMBIA CITY – Whitley County’s fifth annual Pregnancy and Child Loss Remembrance Walk will be held on Saturday, May 2 at Morsches Park beginning at 11 a.m.

The governing board of the Turkey Creek Dam and Dike Conservancy District will meet at 3 p.m. Friday, April 24, 2026, at the Conservancy District Offices located at the Wawasee Area Conservancy Foundation, 11566 N. Ind. 13 13, Syracuse.

NAPPANEE – Where do you get to experience British, Colonial American and French military camps, a Potawatomi Native village, the roar of cannon and muskets, and 18th century artisans and shopping opportunities, all in one location?

WINONA LAKE – Grace College recently announced Dr. Thomas Pycraft is the new dean of the School of Business.

Three people were injured in a three-vehicle crash Friday in Elkhart County, including a Nappanee man who may have suffered a heart attack.

SYRACUSE - Chautauqua-Wawasee will welcome back the Purdue Varsity Glee Club for a special performance on Friday, April 17 at 7:30 p.m. in the Wawasee High School Auditorium.

CLAYPOOL - The Claypool Lions will be selling Haddock and tenderloin on Saturday, April 18 at their building on Railroad Street.

Kosciusko County's Emergency Management department was granted Health First Indiana (HFI) funding in the amount of $4,847.84 through Health First Kosciusko for the purchase of eight North American Rescue MCI Rapid Response Throw Kits to enhance immediate lifesaving capabilities within county government facilities.

A man will serve a 2-1/2-year sentence locally after sexually assaulting a person.

The city of Warsaw Public Works Department, along with Borden Waste Away Services/Integra and Waste Management, will be offering expanded services to the residents of the city of Warsaw in celebration of Earth Week.

A Bremen man will serve six years in prison for engaging in inappropriate sexual conduct with a child.

Warsaw Wastewater Utility, 2056 N. CR 150W, Warsaw, invites the public to join them for their Earth Day event from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. April 22.

MARSHALL COUNTY - Master Trooper Brian Hoffman is set to hang up the uniform one last time as he retires from the Indiana State Police after serving the citizens of Indiana for more than 26 years.

INDIANAPOLIS – The Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM) is encouraging eligible Hoosiers to apply for free well water testing through the 2026 Groundwater Monitoring Network (GWMN).

Position and title changes presented by the Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Office (KCSO), IT Department and Community Corrections were unanimously approved Thursday night by the Kosciusko County Council.

BURKET – Burket Town Council on Thursday discussed utility poles in need of repair or replacement around town.

SILVER LAKE – At Wednesday night's meeting, the Silver Lake Town Council encouraged the public to make use of spring cleanup day on April 25.

The city of Warsaw Street Department is offering free sandbags to city of Warsaw residents.

Kosciusko County Department of Parks and Recreation Board heard updates on the Chinworth Bridge Trail and a trail project in North Webster during a meeting on Thursday.

Three students from the Warsaw Community High School (WCHS) Visual Arts Department have earned national recognition through the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards, one of the nation’s programs for creative teens.

WINONA LAKE – Bees are buzzing; flowers are blooming; signs of spring are in the air! Celebrate its arrival by attending one of the Lilly Center for Lakes & Streams’ many upcoming events in April and May.