Work continues on demolition of the old Lincoln Elementary School. The projected date for completion of the demolition is in three weeks.

Makayla Fruit, 11, made her statement against smoking Wednesday by signing a pledge sheet during activities held at Baker Youth Club in Warsaw that were part of “Kick Butt” Day.

Grace College & Seminary announced an expansion of its existing arrangement with Lutheran Health Network Kosciusko Community Hospital with a 10-year agreement that includes ongoing support to Grace for health education, wellness, academics, athletic programs and other projects.

A Silver Lake man charged with malicious mischief for allegedly exposing yet another woman to HIV has been arrested five times and faces 11 felony charges across four counties involving at least six victims for the same charge.

Wawasee High School Principal Kim Nguyen gave a school improvement plan report to the school board Tuesday.

Five Bourbon downtown business owners attended the Town Council meeting Tuesday where they hoped to get answers on letters they had received the day before.

Airplane rides in a 1929 New Standard D-25 and 1943 North American T-6 will be available at the Warsaw Municipal Airport Aug. 4 and 5.

Manchester Community Jr.-Sr. High School’s guidance counselor, Jodi Metzger, gave a presentation to the school board Tuesday about the Marine Trip to San Diego, Calif.

The subject of Cuba will be the topic of David C. Kolbe’s second public presentation at the Warsaw Community Public Library this year.

Four Tippecanoe Valley High School juniors were recognized at the school board meeting Monday.

A public meeting on the Husky Trail reconstruction meeting has been announced.

A man awaiting two jury trials on charges that he did not disclose he was HIV positive to his sex partners has been arrested again on the same charge.

Warsaw Community Schools is moving toward expanding its 1:1 tablet program to kindergarten through fourth grade.

A change of plea hearing has been scheduled for a former Warsaw street superintendent charged with bilking the city out of over $270,000.

Brittny Moriarty would listen to families’ stories during WRSW Riley Radio Days on 107.3 FM and wonder how they managed.

Players from basketball teams participating in a national tournament at Grace College this week spent some time Tuesday volunteering before the action began.

AKRON – As plans to replace the existing student 1:1 technology devices are formulated at Tippecanoe Valley School Corporation, the question of how to dispose of the ones currently in use was posed to the school board Monday by Technology Director Keith Lang.

Warsaw Community Schools is moving toward expanding its 1:1 tablet program to kindergarten through fourth grade.

At the Milford Town Council’s regular monthly meeting Monday, Wessler Engineering representative Megan Carr announced the company’s intention to submit ahead of schedule on Monday the final version of the wastewater design construction plans.

Former “Bachelor” Ben Higgins was in town over the weekend, but the Warsaw Community High School graduate wasn’t just visiting families and friends – he also was volunteering his time with two local groups.

Sixteen teams from National Christian College Athletic Association schools arrive today with one thought on their mind: Basketball.

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Two teens were taken to the hospital after a single-car accident Friday night allegedly involving a controlled substance.

Leaders from Kosciusko government and area schools were encouraged to create a positive culture in order to help kids stay off drugs.

INDIANAPOLIS – The Indiana Economic Development Corporation has approved Regional Cities Initiative funding to support three projects, including over $3 million for the Buffalo Street project in Warsaw.