At the start of the school day Tuesday, Warsaw Christian School had 25 students out due to the flu.

WINONA LAKE – Students in Tobias Forshtay’s agricultural finance class at Grace College turned an assignment to solve an agricultural financial problem into an opportunity to create a new revenue stream for a local nonprofit.

WINONA LAKE – Meeting at the Grace College School of Business, Kosciusko Leadership Academy cadets learned from local entrepreneurs who shared about their experience starting a business.

INDIANAPOLIS – Artwork by local artists will soon be displayed at the Statehouse, according to State Rep. David Wolkins (R-Warsaw).

Despite Wednesday afternoon's dreary weather, Peter Hess, Warsaw, takes in some fishing along the channel at the Kiwanis Park on East Smith Street.

Three children with limited mobility will be getting modified ride-on trucks that will help them get around more easily and be more like other kids.

City Councilman Ron Shoemaker has said he never agreed to the April 11 mayoral debate.

Warsaw’s baby drop-off box took another step toward becoming a reality Friday morning at the city’s Board of Works meeting.

Kosciusko County Sheriff Kyle Dukes got permission from the county council Thursday night to apply for a renewable grant that would fund the county jail’s drug rehabilitation program for a year.

If Warsaw mayoral candidate Ron Shoemaker fails to attend the debate April 11, it’ll go on without him.

A spine surgeon and inventor of spinal medical devices has filed a lawsuit to force Medtronic to open its sales ledger so the doctor may determine royalties owed him.

A Pierceton man is facing two counts of child molesting after allegedly molesting a girl during supervised visitation at a library.

A Warsaw man is facing an assortment of charges, including one with a $100,250 bond for failure to appear for a Feb. 22 court date.

MERRILLVILLE – With the end of the winter heating season approaching, NIPSCO reminds customers that while the state’s moratorium on disconnecting electric and natural gas service during the winter for eligible customers ends today, bill payment assistance programs are still available.

An eLearning Day has been planned for Warsaw Community Schools on April 13.

With an abundance of enthusiasm mixed with a little caution, Warsaw Mayor Joe Thallemer delivered the annual State of the City address Tuesday at 2517 Banquet Center.

Bids for the secured entrance at the Warsaw Community High School Student Activity Center were approved by the school board Tuesday.

The moving of power lines near Warsaw Municipal Airport has hit a verbal snag, reported Ken Ross, engineering consultant, at the Board of Aviation Commissioners meeting Tuesday night.

Emergency Management Agency Director Ed Rock said Kosciusko County will participate in the statewide tornado drills at 10:15 a.m. and 7:15 p.m. Tuesday.

BOURBON – Bourbon Town Council met for over two hours Tuesday, with much of the discussions on how to legally proceed to handle junk or abandoned vehicles.

Saturday will be the first “Edgewood Extravaganza” at Edgewood Middle School, 900 S. Union St., Warsaw, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Students will be singing and dancing in Warsaw Saturday night to help children in other countries out of poverty.

Live ammunition found at Madison Elementary School Monday morning led to a precautionary safety lock-out.

Warsaw Redevelopment Commission moved construction of a shell building in the city’s Technology Park a step closer to reality at its meeting Monday.

Whitko High School announced Samuel Mark Rickerd is its valedictorian and Livia Elise Rose is salutatorian for 2019.