An early morning fire today burned down a barn southwest of Pierceton. At about 5:15 a.m., Pierceton fire responded to a barn fire at 5422 S. CR 550E. Four cows and an unspecified number of pigs were lost in the blaze, according to Pierceton Fire Chief Gordon Baker. No injuries were reported. The fire was about 40 feet wide and 60 feet long, according to Baker. It took about 45 minutes and about 30 firefighters to contain the blaze. Baker estimates the fire caused about $60,000 in damage. Winona Lake and Sidney fire departments assisted in fighting the blaze, and were given support by Larwill Fire Department. The fire was contained to the barn, which is owned by?Dean Calhoun. Cause of the fire remains under investigator, Baker said.

When tornadoes hit Kokomo two weeks ago, the Warsaw Public Works Department answered the call for help.

Placing a temporary sign in unincorporated areas of Kosciusko County just became a little more simple.

Roads and deer were the two big topics on the Warsaw Common Council’s agenda Tuesday night.

In anticipation of possible funding through the Northeast Indiana Regional Development Authority, the Warsaw Redevelopment Commission Tuesday approved an amendment to an agreement with the Buffalo Street project developer.

Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts and Goodwill will host the Little Black Dress Fashion Show Sept. 22 at the Wagon Wheel in Warsaw.

WINONA LAKE – On Saturday night, Grace College’s soccer stadium was officially renamed 1st Source Bank Field.

SYRACUSE – A Syracuse man is facing charges of Intimidation with a deadly weapon after police say he threatened  a man with a pipe wrench. Todd Robert Valentine, 39, of 306 E. Lynwood Drive, Syracuse was arrested Friday at about 9:56 a.m.

Emergency personnel from the Warsaw Fire Department and Kosciusko County Sheriff's department assist the driver out of the FedEx truck after this morning's one-vehicle accident on Fox Farm Road, near CR 150W. The driver reportedly had only minor injuries.

Warsaw Community Schools Superintendent Dr. David Hoffert and Chief Academic Officer David Robertson were selected to participate in the Next Generation Schools Summit at the White House.

AKRON – Jack R. Shoemaker, 74, Akron, died at 8:10 a.m. Sept. 4, 2016, at his daughter’s residence. He was born Nov. 21, 1941, in Indianpaolis, to Russell and Nancy Bowen Shoemaker. On …

Warsaw Christian School on Friday announced Tricia Deisch as the new principal at the school.

Over six dozen veterans of the “forgotten war” were honored during First Friday in downtown Warsaw.

After the Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety approved a $70,000 change order and pay application Friday morning for the Main Street sewer replacement project, the board members heard that the project encountered a problem.

A $29 million sewer project that has been in the works since 2008 is finally nearing completion.

WINONA LAKE – Grace College announced today a record total student enrollment of 2,333.

The American flag now flies in front of the Retired Tigers Apartments, 320 W. Main St., Warsaw, thanks to Phillips Tree Service, Pierceton.

An?Arizona man is in the hospital after a chase with Warsaw police on North Detroit Street Tuesday afternoon.

Warsaw police are looking for a man who allegedly flashed a handgun at the Phillips 66 gas station, 2518 E. Center St., at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday.

Lynn Coleman isn’t counting on benefiting from Democrat presidential candidate Hillary Clinton’s recent rising aspirations.

WINONA LAKE – The Village at Winona Festival of Music will present its final summer concert with performances by five wind ensembles.

Kosciusko County Auditor Michelle Puckett, Kosciusko County Recorder Joetta Mitchell and Kosciusko County Treasurer Sue Ann Mitchell, along with Chief Deputy Auditor Jaime Ladd and Chief Deputy Treasurer/Treasurer-elect Rhonda Helser met Wednesday with representatives of cities and towns and regional sewer district representatives.

WINONA LAKE – Grace College and Lifeline Youth & Family Services announced a new partnership Wednesday. 

Republicans on Tuesday selected Ernie Wiggins, a former mayor of Warsaw, to serve on the Kosciusko County Council.

A Warsaw man is facing burglary charges after police say he took money, jewelry and a riding lawnmower from a woman’s home in the county.