A couple of anglers try their luck early this morning on the northwest side of Palestine Lake.

The  Indiana accountability grade for Lakeland Christian Academy was upgraded from an “F” to a “C”, according to documents obtained from the Indiana Department of Education.

The Tippecanoe Valley School Corporation will offer a variety of items for sale to the public via online auction starting May 4 and concluding May 14. The items to be sold are primarily the result of phases 2 and 3 of the Akron Elementary School renovation and construction project, scheduled to conclude in December.

Recently, Wildman Business Group employees donated several cases of diapers and other necessary items for the young children who are served by the Beaman Home. 

No injuries were reported after a rollover accident Thursday afternoon.

Due to incorrect information provided by the county, a story in Saturday’s edition of the Times-Union about property tax deadlines included outdated information about banks that collect tax bills.

CLAYPOOL – Kosciusko County will tap into a tax increment finance fund to cover the cost of fixing drainage problems affecting a residential area northeast of Louis Dreyfus Commodities in Claypool.

A Syracuse man died Tuesday after a stabbing in Goshen, according to a news release from the Goshen Police Department.

A Fort Wayne man was arrested Wednesday after police allege he sold 27 cell phones belonging to his employer.

Charges have been dismissed against a Topeka man who was arrested in connection to an armed robbery.

Indiana Business Opportunity Partners donated $3,088 to Cardinal Services recently after hosting its annual Spring Bling Bazaar and Quarter Auction.

At the monthly Syracuse Town Council meeting Tuesday, Director of Public Works Rob Merchant reported that the town water loss is at 28.6 percent. Per state requirement, this needs to be under 25 percent

Speakers at the Kosciusko County Republican’s Annual Lincoln Day Dinner will include Pete Seat, former deputy assistant press secretary to President George W. Bush, and Kyle Hupfer, the new Indiana State Republican chairman.

If President Trump is looking for Congressional support for his plan to beef up the military, he’ll have one in Jim Banks.

A mobile home caught fire at the Regency Estates mobile home park, east of Pierceton, about 1 p.m Tuesday. No one was injured. No further information was available as of press time today.

Kings Highway will go back the way it was at the intersection of Winona Avenue.

The 2017 Northern Indiana Lakes Festival will feature fireworks, two concerts, a lumberjack competition and a variety of other activities. Dugan Julian, Lilly Center for Lakes and Streams event …

Francis Hampshire, 614 Austin Drive, Warsaw, awoke this morning to find this flock of pink flamingos in her yard.

The Lilly Center for Lakes & Streams is hosting a free spring interpretive hike Saturday beginning at the Lake City Greenway through Heritage Trail.

A Leesburg man died this morning after police say he ramped up over a flower bed in a car and crashed into a tree.

State legislators in the Senate and House are hammering out the differences between two competing plans to fund long-term road construction, with a deadline set for midnight Friday.

Warsaw Community School Board approved expanding its 1:1 tablet program at Monday’s board meeting.

As Tippecanoe Valley High School begins efforts to replace the 450 to 500 Acer Iconia W 510P tablets that they have used for the last four years in their 1:1 technology efforts, they plan to offer them for sale to students and the general public.

A farmer plows a field early this morning along CR 700W, north of Crystal Lake Road.

The Warsaw Parks and Recreation Department will open Mantis Skate Park for the season Saturday at noon and closing at 8 p.m.