SYRACUSE – No one has ever run for U.S. president who is more qualified than Hillary Clinton, former three-term U.S. 4th District House Rep. Jill Long Thompson told the Kosciusko County Democratic Party.

This fall, Warsaw community members will work to feed thousands of starving children around the world through the third annual Warsaw MobilePack event.

Right to Life of North Central Indiana will host public demonstrations Sunday in Warsaw and Syracuse.

Grace College will host a Toastmaster’s International demo meeting at 5:30 p.m. Thursday in McClain Hall, 200 Seminary Drive, Winona Lake.

Grace College and the Kosciusko County YMCA partnered to plan and execute the Kosciusko County Promise’s “Walk Into My Future” event on Friday.

The Kosciusko County Community Foundation has awarded Hoosiers Feeding the Hungry $1,500 for its “Meat the Need” program.

A Syracuse man was arrested after police say he used a town credit card.

Warsaw Community High School Tiger Athletics is asking that all students attending a sporting event follow some basic guidelines.

Kosciusko County Historical Society is undertaking a survey of ghostly, unnatural activity in the county.

WNIT will present a biographical feature of Dr. Dane Miller and show how an engineer, philanthropist and community leader has reinvented orthopedics, his community and left a lasting impression on those he met.

Many of the veterans who are individually honored each month by the county commissioners come with stories of sacrifice and service.

Once way ahead of schedule with its five-year master plan, the Warsaw Parks & Recreation Department is now on schedule, according to Pat Brown, president of Sitescapes Inc., Mishawaka.

The continuing Syracuse wastewater plant mishaps were discussed at the Syracuse Town Council meeting on Tuesday.

Joe’s Kids hopes to move into its new facilities by December, and a $50,000 grant from AWS Foundation, Fort Wayne, will help the non-profit with the move.

The public hearing for the 2017 budget for the town of Winona Lake went off without a hitch at Tuesday’s Town Council meeting.

A Warsaw man was arrested this week and accused of auto theft after allegedly stealing a car that belonged to his girlfriend’s grandmother.

Two different pictures of a 15-year-old  girl were presented Tuesday as the trial of a Leesburg man accused of having sex with his underage babysitter began.

North Webster Elementary School will have its fifth Parent-Teacher Organization Walkathon on Oct. 7.

“The Truth about Fats, Sugars and Salt” will be in Conference Room A/B at the Warsaw Community Public Library from 2 to 3:30 p.m. Oct. 21.

A public auction for chairs painted for the Chairs of Hope project is planned for noon Oct. 1 during the Harvest Festival.

Both sides of a noise controversy at the fairgrounds made their case before Code Enforcement Hearing Officer Lawrence Clifford Monday for nearly three hours, but no ruling was reached after the sometimes heated discussion.

In order to stay in compliance with the Fair Labor Standard Act, the Warsaw City Council Monday night approved an amendment to its 2016 salary ordinance regarding Airport Manager Nick King’s pay.

The Warsaw Community Schools summer program was scaled back this year, but still produced results, according to program coordinator JoElla Smyth.

What officials believe to be an inert grenade was found lying in the grass near the Goodwill donation box at 203 E. Pickwick Drive,?Syracuse.

An alleged incident in the Warsaw Community High School cheer block at a football game and a resulting Twitter feud have cast a negative light on the student section.