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Goshen Housing Authority Dissolved

Goshen’s Housing Authority no longer exists.

The troubled housing authority formally dissolved its board of directors effective July 1 and is now under control of Warsaw Housing Authority, which has already provided oversight for seven years.
Former Wawasee Coach Arrested For Sexual Misconduct With A Minor

A former Wawasee Middle School and High School wrestling coach was arrested Friday following an investigation by Indiana State Police into alleged inappropriate contact between the coach and a juvenile female student.
City Of Warsaw Preparing For Treatment Plant Expansion

While the first phase of storm sewer work is still underway, the city of Warsaw is beginning plans for the second phase.
Hupp Retiring

After 26 years of service with the Warsaw Police Department, officer Brian T. Hupp is retiring, effective Aug. 31.
Local American Legion Air Rifle Team Seeking Youth Participants

In just a few weeks, the fall season will be here and school will be back in session, football season will have started, and young children will be wild-eyed about the prospect of Halloween and sweet items to be obtained.
Potpourri – Warsaw Is Live Streaming All But One Board Meeting

With the additions of the airport board and park board next month, the city of Warsaw will be live streaming all but one of its board meetings.
OrthoPediatrics Announces Expansion

OrthoPediatrics announced a $1 million expansion that will double the company’s existing warehouse while renovating to accommodate new office space.
Leesburg Man Faces Sexual Battery Charge

A Leesburg man faces a sexual battery charge after allegedly supplying an underage girl with alcohol and attempting to have sex with her.
Kosciusko Businesses Contribute To Marshall County Boy’s Make-A-Wish

A Marshall County boy’s wish was fulfilled on Tuesday.

Six-year-old Steven Hoese saw his indoor therapy playhouse for the first time in front of a crowd of family, friends and volunteers.
On The Prowl

A heron searches for its breakfast this morning along a creek off of Miner Drive on the southwest side of Center Lake.
Duke Energy Gives To Honeywell Program

The Honeywell Foundation Educational Outreach Program, beginning its 21st year, provides arts-in-education opportunities to students in preschool through 12th grade.
Classes And Events At The YMCA This Fall

Kosciusko Community YMCA will be starting fall classes Sept. 4.

Classes will run through Oct. 28. Classes for youth will include swim lessons, gymnastics and youth fitness classes for all ages.
Donation Provides New Instruments For WCS Bands

The Warsaw Community High School Band program received a $5,000 grant from 1st Source Bank and the Esther Pfleiderer Charitable Trust.
Autopay Winner

Brenda Bowers of Warsaw is the Times-Union Autopay drawing winner for July.
Cancer Study Seeks Female Participants From Ohio, Indiana

Woman from rural parts of Indiana and Ohio, including Kosciusko County, are being sought to participate in a study on cancer intervention.
Warsaw Community Schools To Implement Safety Tipline

Warsaw Community Schools and Gaggle announced a partnership to keep students and schools safe by providing a simple way for students to report threats of violence, bullying, weapons brought to school, peers in crisis and other urgent situations.
Serene Setting

Dennis Mahoney (L) and Fred Augustin take in a quiet morning of fishing at Pike Lake.
Airport Will Phase In Jet Fuel Price Hike

The price of jet fuel at Warsaw Municipal Airport will be going up gradually over the next year.
Warsaw School Board Hears About Graduation Rate, ISTEP

While the state still has ISTEP data from the last school year embargoed, Warsaw Community Schools Chief Accountability Officer Dani Barkey shared a sneak preview of it with the school board Tuesday.
Parents urged to use Logan Street for student pickup, dropoff

On the first day of school Tuesday for Warsaw Community Schools, parents picking up and dropping off their students at the high school or Washington STEM Academy found a long line of cars.
County BZA Grants Exception For New Bank Location

Kosciusko County Board of Zoning Appeals granted Lake City Bank an exception to allow a bank with drive-through capabilities on commercial property in Milford.
Wawasee High School Radio Wins Award From IBA

A radiothon hosted by a pair of Wawasee High School students last fall on the school’s radio station won an award for public service from the Indiana Broadcasters Association.

The award was announced at the Wawasee School Board meeting Tuesday night.
Free Summer Celebration Saturday In Burket

A community summer celebration is planned from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at Burket United Methodist Church.
Bourbon Council Hears Reports On Summerfest, Car & Tractor Shows

Bourbon Town Council heard some details Tuesday of the annual Summerfest activities, car show and tractor show from Lonnie Berkey.
Marion Man Faces Home Improvement Fraud Charge

A Marion man faces home improvement fraud and theft charges after allegedly agreeing to trim some trees but then not showing up to do the work after he was given a deposit.
Vacant Venue

East Center Street would normally be packed with morning travel-to-work traffic, but railroad repairs made today's drivers find alternate routes.
Bids For Leesburg Town Hall Renovations Opened

Five bids for the town hall renovation were opened Monday night by the Leesburg Town Council.
Milford Town Council Approves Wastewater Rate Study

After much discussion, Milford’s town council on Monday commissioned a wastewater rate study from Umbaugh and Associates.
Warsaw Library Contemplates Ending Late Fees For Materials

The era of late fees is about to come to an end in Warsaw.
Library To Be Built On Site Of Former H.S.

The Board of Trustees of North Webster Community Public Library has signed a contract with the North Webster Community Center executive board to purchase the south end of the NWCC building with the intent to demolish it and build a new library on that site.
Valley School Board Welcomes New Student Rep.

The Tippecanoe Valley School Board welcomed the newly appointed student representative, Valerie Jimenez, during its meeting Monday.
Claypool Man Faces Child Molesting Charges

An 18-year-old Claypool man was arrested on child molesting charges after allegedly having sex with a girl under 14 on multiple occasions.
Intimidation Charge Filed Against Man After Alleged Threats Against Stepson

A Claypool man was arrested Monday on an intimidation charge after allegedly threatening to shoot his stepson and firing a gun to scare him off in July.
CCF Golf Event Set

Cancer Care Fund Golf Chairman Denny Hively and Tippecanoe Lake Country Club PGA Professional Brock Wicker make preparations for this year’s fundraiser.
Storm Damage Doesn’t Deter Orchard Owner From Dreams

Adam Pamer was sitting in his truck in his driveway next to his orchard to keep out of the rain when the tornado came through Warsaw on Aug. 6, uprooting about 35 of his 600 apple and seven pear trees.
1 Injured In Saturday Car-Pickup Accident

One person was injured in a car-pickup collision that occurred at 3:03 p.m. Saturday at the intersection of North CR 400E and East CR 200N, Warsaw.
3 Suffer Back Pain In 2-Pickup Collision

Three people were hospitalized with back pain after a Saturday afternoon accident at the intersection of West U.S. 30 and North CR 500W, Atwood.
Molesting Charges Filed Against 2 Men

Two Kosciusko County men are facing multiple charges of child molesting after allegedly having sex with a girl under the age of 14.
Nappanee Woman Hurt In Crash

A Nappanee woman was one of two people injured in a two-vehicle accident Saturday two miles south of Wakarusa.
Motorcycle Rider Hurt

A motorcyclist was injured this morning when he was hit by a Dodge Neon in Winona Lake.
Three Road Closures Announced

Three road closures have been announced in Warsaw and Kosciusko County.
Afternoon Fire Damages Stacy’s In Leesburg

LEESBURG – Employees of Stacy’s tried to battle a fire at the Leesburg restaurant Friday, but it ultimately had to be knocked out by firefighters.
Kosciusko County Principal Selected For Leadership Training

One Kosciusko County principal has been selected for the sixth cohort of the Indiana Principal Leadership Institute at Indiana State University’s Bayh College of Education.
Potpourri: The Race(track) For Cash Continues

Warsaw racetrack supporters had 71 motorcycles registered for last week’s motorcycle ride organized to raise money to support the Kosciusko County Fair Board lawsuit against lake homeowners.
Robotics Team Gives Demonstration At County Council Meeting

Wawasee’s “Iron Pride” robotics team gave a demonstration for Kosciusko County Council members during their monthly meeting Thursday night.
Silver Lake Man Held After Accusations Of Rape By Underage Girl

A Silver Lake man was arrested Thursday after an underage girl accused him of raping her and giving her a sexually transmitted disease.
Leesburg Man Booked After Alleged Battery Incident

A Leesburg man was arrested Thursday after allegedly battering a boy under the age of 14 in July.
NIHHC Health Fair Provided 1,000 Screenings, 110 Backpacks

The Northern Indiana Hispanic Health Coalition hosted a Back-to-School Health Fair on Saturday in the Career Center Gym at Warsaw Community High School.
Bobby Plump Speaks To Breakfast Optimists

Hoosier basketball legend Bobby Plump on Wednesday shot off some parallels between himself and Dr. Steve Hollar, a member of the 1984 Warsaw boys basketball state championship team.
Got One!

A fisherman reels in a fish this morning on the southeast side of Pike Lake.
121/2-Year Sentence Handed Down In Three Separate Cases

A Kosciusko County Jail inmate who was originally charged with eight crimes in three cases, including rape and intimidation of another inmate last year, was sentenced this morning on four of the charges to 12½ years, with all but one year to be served in prison.
Stalking Charge Filed After Man Allegedly Threatened Woman

A local man was arrested Wednesday after allegedly sending a woman messages that he was going to rape and kill her.
KCCF Awards $5,000 To Hoosiers Feeding The Hungry

Kosciusko County Community Foundation awarded Hoosiers Feeding the Hungry a $5,000 grant through the Kosciusko REMC Operation Round Up Fund, a component fund of the Community Foundation, to fund processing fees on donated large game and livestock.