WINONA LAKE – Grace College and OrthoWorx announced a new, updated curriculum for the Master of Science in Orthopaedic Regulatory and Clinical Affairs (ORCA) program.

A truckload of supplies gathered by Kosciusko County residents for victims of Hurricane Harvey has been delivered.

Thursday’s house unveiling by Operation Finally Home for U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Justin Raymer – as the sunset set on a gorgeous day in September – felt more like the Fourth of July.

A man who filed lawsuit against police agencies and Wawasee Community School Corporation for false arrest has already lost in federal court.

Kosciusko County Council finished its budget work Thursday with very little changes for the 2018 spending plan.

A Columbia City woman was hurt after an accident Thursday night.

The trial for a South Whitley woman charged with murder has been delayed until February in Wabash Circuit Court.

SYRACUSE — Donald Charles Vock, 86, Leesburg, passed away Sept. 13, 2017, at his home.  He was born Nov. 5, 1930, in Chicago, Ill., to Albert Benjamin and Lydia S. Pankow Vock. 

Ret. Staff Sgt. Justin Raymer racked up nearly 14 years of memories in the U.S. Army and Army National Guard and loves to talk about his service, good and bad.

Kosciusko Commmunity Hospital has committed to be the title sponsor for the Third Annual Freaky 5K Family Halloween Run/Walk on Oct. 28 for the Cancer Care Fund.

SILVER LAKE – Silver Lake Town Council received positive feedback on the state of the town’s finances at its regular meeting Wednesday.

A special screening of the film “Same Kind of Different As Me” will be presented by Fellowship Missions at North Pointe Cinema, 1060 Mariners Drive, Warsaw.

A  Pierceton man has filed a lawsuit against two police agencies and Wawasee Community School  Corp., seeking compensation from an alleged false arrest in 2013.

Five people were hurt in a three-vehicle accident Wednesday afternoon.

A house was destroyed by fire Wednesday in rural Kosciusko County.

Warsaw Community Schools is planning a $78 million budget for 2018, up by about $1 million from 2017.

Warsaw Police Department announced its new public information officer is Detective Ryan E. Coble.

OrthoWorx has announced plans for a Think Ortho Tour where students and parents will tour several facilities.

At the Wawasee School Board meeting Tuesday, grandparent Rhonda Ousley asked  if the school might be able to install cameras on the outside of buses to catch the license plates of those in traffic who do not stop for children crossing the road.

Bourbon Town Council voted unanimously Tuesday to increase its contribution to the Marshall County Economic Development Corporation by  $5,000 for 2018.

At the Milford Town Council meeting Monday, resident Tod Wilson asked the town if they could partner with him in cleaning up a certain section of land.

On Aug. 25, Tippy Creek Winery hosted a balloon glow. Magic Meadows was presented with a check for $3,618.44.

Longtime Syracuse residents Larry and Kathleen Boyts moved to the Florida Keys a year ago but found themselves watching from Indiana as the eye of Hurricane Irma passed directly over their little oceanfront community, Cudjoe Key.

Efforts to revamp the city’s ordinance that regulates future sexual oriented business will be ready for a vote by city council next month.

Twenty-one days. That’s how long Salvation Army Major Robert A. Webster spent at Ground Zero in New York City after the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001.