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If you’ve ever wanted to know how to make your own craft beer, HopLore Brewery & Restaurant in Leesburg is the place to be Nov. 3 when it hosts “Teach A Friend To Homebrew Day.”

A roundup of police activity in Kosciusko County.

There are two forums next week leading up to the Nov. 6 Election Day.

Dustin Diamond, who rose to fame playing Screech on “Saved By the Bell,” will bring his comedy show to The Old Train Depot in Pierceton on Nov. 10.

Two area men are facing charges related to a July arson in Milford.

The man arrested for allegedly stealing about five dozen guns and ammunition from Albertson’s Sports Shop in September also faces drug and battery charges in two other cases over the past month.

Lady Lions Holiday Shopping Bazaar Nov. 3; Burket Food Pantry Open On Wednesday

The Animal Welfare League of Kosciusko County has broken ground on its new shelter location on U.S. 30 in Pierceton.

As Warsaw prepares to expand and change the way its sewer treatment plant operates, the city will be sending a representative to Denmark for a four-day workshop on how to make the plant more energy efficient.

Through presentations from Warsaw Mayor Joe Thallemer, Kosciusko County Council Member Joni Truex and Indiana State Rep. David Wolkins, KLA cadets received an overview of government in the Warsaw Police Department station conference room.

WINONA LAKE – Kosciusko County and Indiana are making inroads in the war on opioid abuse, but there is much to do, according to a state official who participated in a community discussion on health issues Friday at Grace College.

NORTH WEBSTER – Republicans selected Dan Thystrup to fill the vacancy on the town council following the death of Jon Sroufe, who died Sept. 23 at the age of 76.

As concerns grow over the apparent murder of Washington Post columnist  Jamal Khashoggi – apparently at the direction of Saudi Arabia government officials – one of the first …

A Warsaw teenager was arrested Monday for leaving the scene of a truck rollover in August in which he was injured.

It appears the community has cleared another hurdle – or shall we say boulder – in attempts to pay for and construct the future Rotary Park on Warsaw’s west side.

Hundreds of community members, Grace College students and alumni, and friends of the late Dr. Dane Miller gathered for an open house and dedication of the new Dr. Dane A. Miller Science Complex Friday.

Warsaw Community Schools staff, student resource officers and members of several local and state police organizations recently attended the Learning and the Brain Symposium at Butler University.

Last week, we told you about the desire to establish a Safe Haven Baby Box, possibly at a fire station in Warsaw, and a related fundraiser seeking $5,000 to support the endeavor.

Colt Lundy’s request to modify his prison sentence to home detention in connection with the murder of his stepfather in 2010 may depend on whether or not the court has the authority to do so.

Marshall County Prosecuting Attorney E. Nelson Chipman announced Tuesday afternoon that his office’s involvement in the cases regarding former Sheriff Aaron Rovenstine, former college professor Mark Soto and convicted felon Kevin Bronson is over.

Kosciusko County Highway Superintendent Scott Tilden asked the county commissioners on Tuesday for permission to seek a subcontractor to plow 12.3 miles of road this winter.

A Warsaw Community High School sophomore was injured in an ATV accident Sunday night.

Republicans have announced plans for a caucus to fill a vacancy on North Webster’s town council after its president passed away.

PIERCETON – October represents a time of fun, games and traditional Halloween celebrations, and at Pierceton Elementary students are adding one more element of excitement. They call it Socktober.

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