LEESBURG — Leesburg United Methodist Church will begin the 2018 lakeside season Sunday.

Entering their 10th year, don’t look for organizers of the Northern Indiana Lakes Festival to be sitting on their laurels any time soon.

A police pursuit early today reached speeds of over 100 mph, but no suspects were apprehended as of late this morning.

Two unidentified workers for Norfolk Southern survey the situation Wednesday afternoon as they work to adjust the placement of new rail at the Fort Wayne Street crossing in Warsaw.  The span of new rail will stretch from Claypool to Milford Junction and will be installed in July. As of this morning, crews had placed new rail to a point north of CR 350N. Photo by Dan Spalding.

A Warsaw man was arrested Wednesday for allegedly conspiring to sell more than 10 grams of methamphetamine in January.

A South Whitley woman suffered minor injuries this morning after a two-vehicle accident at the intersection of County Farm Road and CR 400S.

A Milford man was arrested recently for allegedly breaking into a gas station and stealing $174.

Memorial Day is a day to remember and honor those who died in active military service. It is officially observed the last Monday of May. A number of parades and services are planned in the area for …

A public meeting is set June 4 to discuss the transition of Manchester Main Street and North Manchester Chamber of Commerce into becoming one organization.

Lutheran EMS Kosciusko will offer a drive-thru car seat clinic on June 2 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Monteith’s Best-One Tire & Auto Care, 1606 N. Detroit St., Warsaw.

Construction of a limited access highway that would replace the existing U.S. 30 across northern Indiana might be 15 to 20 years down the road, but local officials are ready to begin seeking input on how best to achieve Kosciusko County’s portion of the project.

Warsaw Community School Corporation celebrated the completion of its newest installation of solar panels with a ribbon-cutting at Harrison Elementary Tuesday. Other properties using solar include Eisenhower Elementary, Lakeview Middle School, Edgewood Middle School and Leesburg Elementary. The district’s central office is also in line to use solar, but officials are still looking for the best location for the panels. The entire project for the six buildings is expected to cost $10 million, but officials estimate the district will save about $15 million over the next 25 years. The district is working with 1st Source Bank to finance the project. In an agreement with NIPSCO, the district has been guaranteed the ability to sell back excess energy generated by the panels to the grid. The agreement will span a 30-year period. Pictured above is Superintendent Dr. David Hoffert (L) and Chief Financial Officer Dr. Brandon Penrod. Photo by Dan Spalding.

Some residents of the town of Winona Lake are putting the wrong items in their recycling containers, including dead fish.

After reviewing the preliminary plat for the Tuscany subdivision Tuesday for almost an hour, the Winona Lake Plan Commission approved it unanimously.

A Warsaw woman was arrested recently after allegedly providing heroin to a woman who overdosed in January.

K21 Health Foundation is continuing to celebrate its 20th year of serving the community by providing a $20,000 gift to Heartline Pregnancy Center.

The former Times-Union reporter who pleaded guilty to attempted sexual misconduct with a minor and has been in jail since November will serve 45 more days before beginning 15 months on probation.

Students enrolled in welding technology classes at Whitko Have School have the opportunity to earn college credit while they are in high school.

Warsaw Community Schools hosted the sixth annual Warsaw Robotics Vex Exhibition Tournament on May 11 in the Warsaw Area Career Center gym.

Each year, Warsaw Community High School and college students are given the opportunity to apply for the Woodies Supermarket Scholarship Fund.

When it came to choosing a system for the new community bike program in Warsaw and Winona Lake, leaders clearly chose not to go the same route as South Bend and its “LimeBikes.” Organizers behind the local program chose to work with Zagster, which operates the service through an app, and relies on bike racks and

CLAYPOOL – A Claypool man was arrested Friday night after leading police on a vehicle and foot pursuit.

The first chance for public input on the proposed limited access highway that would replace U.S. 30 will be Thursday night at Warsaw Community High School’s Performing Arts Center.

The first step toward a long-range effort to protect the shorelines of Center and Pike lakes in Warsaw will begin later this year.

A public hearing to discuss  a proposed addition to Whitko Middle School is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Monday in the school’s lecture room.