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The motto of Bourbon, “Small Town, Big Heart,” was more than just words to the late Charles and Glendora Compton. Donations from a trust set up 20 years ago by Glendora Compton in honor if her husband, Charles, will be used to provide added protection for the town. Both the fire department and the EMS received over $188,000.

The community is invited to a farewell open house for former Warsaw Mayor Jeff Plank from 4 to 6 p.m. Monday at Warsaw City Hall, 102 S. Buffalo St.

Initial work on a new retail development along U.S. 30 is under way that will include two restaurants that will be new to Kosciusko County.

The future arrival of a Rise ‘n Roll Bakery in the shopping center north of U.S. 30 along Ind. 15 north of Warsaw is expected to boost the hopes and satisfy the palettes of other nearby retailers.

A change of plea hearing has been set for a man accused of causing a double fatal crash on Christmas.

A Pierceton man is facing charges after police allege he molested an underage girl multiple times.

Anyone who rents a Warsaw Parks and Recreation facility can now publicize their event  on the Central Park’s digital sign for an extra fee.

Three of the four sculpture pieces to be placed along the north leg of Winona Lake’s Heritage Trail have been funded via private donations, according to the latest information from the Winona Art Commission.

MILFORD – A Nappanee man was arrested Monday after leading Milford police on a chase that ended in Warsaw.

A change of plea hearing has been set for a man accused of causing a double fatal crash on Christmas. 

ROCHESTER — Robert Evans, 89, Rochester, passed away Aug. 15, 2017, at Hickory Creek at Rochester.   Arrangements are pending at Good Family Funeral Home, Rochester.  

Put together in about a day’s time, organizers and attendees were surprised at the turnout Monday night for the Charlottesville Solidarity Vigil at the Kosciusko County courthouse.

A Warsaw pastor’s blog post ended up in Hillary Clinton’s pastor’s new book, but it wasn’t attributed to him.

A denial of a federal grant has led participants to ask questions about the future of the drug court in Kosciusko County.

Fees for non-resident library cards at Warsaw Community Public Library will increase about 7.5 percent, and Library Director Ann Zydek’s salary for 2018 will top $100,000.

A Warsaw woman was airlifted to Lutheran Hospital in Fort Wayne after being hit by a truck while jogging.

Tippecanoe Valley Schools is pleased with the enrollments at each of its buildings this year.

The draft ordinance to amend the sexually oriented business (SOB) section of the city’s zoning ordinance was tabled by the Warsaw Plan Commission Monday night for further study.

The Lawrence D. Bell Aircraft Museum will hold its annual Rotors Over Mentone event from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Aug. 26 at the museum, 210 S. Oak St., Mentone.

Mila’s Mini Market, a Mexican restaurant in Marshall County, was declared the winner of the Taco Wars contest among seven counties that make up “Indiana’s Cool North.”

Fort Wayne nursing students will help study health and safety conditions in homes in Warsaw and Kosciusko County for at least a year beginning next week.

Firefighters put out a fire at 310 Turkey Creek Driver, Milford, early Monday morning.

A vigil for Charlottesville, Va., is planned for 8 p.m. today in Warsaw.

A Millersburg man will serve up to 10 years in prison in connection with a North Webster home invasion in April.

Rudy’s Dog Park is hosting its fifth annual Dash for the Dogs event, a 5K run/walk, on Sept. 9.

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