Whitko High School senior Rozlyn Bishop competed at the State FCCLA Convention March 8 in Muncie. She presented in the STAR Event “Fashion Design” Senior category, receiving a gold medal …

The next step toward making a Tippecanoe and Chapman lakes regional sewer district a reality was taken Tuesday.

Tri Kappa won first place at Warsaw Education Foundation’s 2018 Community Quiz Bowl Tuesday night by answering 44 of 60 questions correctly.

An agreement approved by the Winona Lake Town Council Tuesday will get A & Z Engineering started on the right of way and design engineering of the roundabout at the intersection of Winona Avenue, Argonne Road, Kings Highway and Park Avenue.

The era of handwritten reservations for Warsaw’s parks department is expected to end Friday.

Storm drains were discussed under new business at the North Webster Town Council meeting Tuesday.

During its monthly meeting Tuesday night, Syracuse Town Council approved an additional appropriation to pay for repair needed to the town’s wastewater treatment facility.

Lake City Bank – the biggest employer in downtown Warsaw  – will heavily renovate its parking lot to the east of offices on Center Street, with one company representative promising it will resemble a park with parking.

Whitko School Board President Jorell Tucker announced Monday the surprise retirement of Superintendent Steve Clason during the regular meeting as the board discussed personnel matters.

A Warsaw woman and a Syracuse man were arrested Monday on drug charges at 3699 N. CR 175E, lot 63, Warsaw.

Three Syracuse residents were taken to a hospital Monday evening after the car they were traveling in left the roadway, rolled into a ditch and hit utility poles.

No Warsaw students led or participated in organized protests or remembrances at school Wednesday – the one-month anniversary of the Stoneman Douglas High School shooting in Parkland, Fla., where 17 people were killed Feb. 14 by a 19-year-old gunman.

The hearts of two people were highlighted at the Warsaw School Board meeting Monday night – one for her generosity to the school district, one for his dedication to students.

The Warsaw Area Career Center Business Professionals of America chapter sent 34 students to compete in Indianapolis on March 11-13 at the State Leadership Conference and Competition.

Congressional candidate Pat Hackett on Sunday said President Donald Trump’s actions are placing the country in a perilous situation and accused Indiana’s 2nd District Rep. Jackie Walorski of enabling his behavior.

Sunday's mild temperatures brought people outside, as anglers lined up along the shore of Pike Lake, stood on the pier and fished from a boat. If you missed out on yesterday's weather, it may be …

The dedication Sunday of the newly built Akron Elementary School culminates nearly three years of planning and work by many.

Two Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Department deputies recently were recognized by the Indiana Criminal Justice Institute for continued service in the field of drug recognition. Detective Sgt. …

City officials knew their communications system was in bad shape, but it became painfully clear in August during an emergency disaster exercise.

Frank Rhoades has lost count of the number of places the annual Home and Outdoor Show has rented for its event during the past 20 or so years.

Tippecanoe Valley School Corporation hosts a Safe Schools Hotline, a service that provides a means of reporting incidents or possible threats before they happen, so TVSC can take the steps necessary to prevent them from taking place.

Lakeland And Grace Perform Saturday In Winona Lake Lakeland Community Choir and Grace College Lancer Chorus, under the direction of Dr. Ardis Faber, will perform an all Vaughan Williams concert on …

One month to the date after students from Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla., suffered the loss of 17 classmates and staff members, students in schools across the nation began planning a way to honor those who were slain during the school shooting and found a path to begin conversations to affect change locally. Whitko High School allowed students to participate free of consequences such as truancy, unexcused absences or any other form of punishment, according to a news release from the school. Principal John Snyder said, “I saw this as an opportunity for a teachable moment where we could allow the students to lead.”

Three Webelo II Pack 254 members in Bourbon earned their Arrow of Light and will now move on to a Boy Scout Troop. The Arrow of Light in the highest rank in Cub Scouting. Their last task was to meet with a government leader and learn about his or her role in the community.

A Middlebury man on a bicycle was killed by a Syracuse motorist  early this morning. According to an Elkhart County crash news release, Derek Flynn, 28, Syracuse, was traveling north in his 2006 Chevrolet Silverado on Ind. 13, south of CR 20, when he rear-ended Freeman Miller, 57, Middlebury, who was riding his bicycle north on Ind. 13.