ANGOLA – Cheney Canada of Akron, a Trine University student, was named to the vice president's list for the fall 2025 semester.
MANCHESTER, N.H. – Southern New Hampshire University announced students on being named to the fall 2025 president's list. The fall terms run from September to December.
COLUMBIA, Ky. – Drake Montelongo, Mentone, was named to the Lindsey Wilson University dean's list for the 2025 fall semester.
LARWILL – Whitko Community School announced their students of the month for January.
NORTH MANCHESTER – Manchester University announced the recipients of its most prestigious scholarships for the incoming class, recognizing outstanding academic achievement, leadership, service and commitment to community.
NORTH MANCHESTER – Four new members, including three alumni, have joined Manchester University's Board of Trustees.
LARWILL – Whitko Career Academy spotlighted Ethan Yates and Catherine Deckena, who serve in a job-share role as front office assistants.
Randy Lehman, head of commercial lending, announced the promotion of Kyle Revella to vice president, commercial lender at Interra Credit Union’s main office in Goshen.
The Warsaw Menards store, Husky Trail, is now serving as a drop site for a local food pantry through the month of March.
Lake City Bank announced Marlee J. Richter has been promoted to assistant vice president, agribusiness portfolio management officer.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeast Indiana welcomes Rebeca Riley as the agency’s new chief operations officer.
Interra Credit Union announced its chief executive officer, Amy Sink, has been appointed by Governor Braun to serve on the Indiana Board for Depositories in the credit union-designated position.
Kosciusko County Prosecuting Attorney J. Brad Voelz declared his candidacy for re-election Friday.
SYRACUSE - Syracuse Town Council at-large member Larry Siegel announced he will seek another term.
Two annual “premiere” events will be taking place the weekend of May 15-17 downtown Warsaw, and Friday the Board of Public Works and Safety approved the road closures for them.
With his probationary year complete, Huntley Z. Davis took his oath of office as a Warsaw Police Department officer Friday at the Board of Public Works and Safety meeting.
The third pay application from Core Mechanical Services for Warsaw City Hall HVAC improvements was approved by the Board of Public Works and Safety Friday.
INDIANAPOLIS - Six area school corporations’ graduation rates were above the state’s average.
MARSHALL COUNTY - On Friday, five Indiana State Troopers at the Bremen Post and one from the Toll Road Post received a new and enhanced tool to help combat drugged and impaired driving.
NORTH MANCHESTER - A new endowment has been established to provide scholarships for students participating in the Community Foundation’s Imagine Early program, remembering the life and legacy of Merlin W. Nice.
A group of Edgewood Middle School classmates, along with their teacher, Abbi Richcreek, came together to create a prosthetic hand for student Owen Lewis, who has a limb difference in his left hand.
SOUTH BEND - A Milford man was sentenced recently to time served for interstate communication of threats to injure.
Among the list of items approved by the Kosciusko County Council Thursday were the salary ordinance amendment for the probation officers’ $5,000 stipend and the KCODE 2026 budget.
Syracuse-Turkey Creek Public Library received approval Thursday from the Kosciusko County Council on a resolution for the additional appropriation of bonds it needs to move forward with plans to build a new library, but just barely.
Autocam Medical has about 10 employees at the Medtronic building in Warsaw, but Thursday the precision-machined medical devices company had a groundbreaking ceremony for their own 100,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in the city’s technology park.