FORT WAYNE – Eight high school students signed on to join the fourth cohort of the Northeast Indiana Federation for Advanced Manufacturing Education (NEINFAME) — a partnership that includes Ivy Tech Community College Fort Wayne and Warsaw — on Thursday.

Warsaw Community High School announced a public performance of "Junie B. Jones The Musical," set for Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Warsaw Performing Arts Center.

Three unidentified persons from Mexico were killed in a three-vehicle crash Thursday afternoon. According to an Elkhart County Sheriff’s Office crash news release, the accident occurred at about 3:02 p.m. Thursday on Ind. 15, south of CR 146.

Fire Marshal Joel Shilling will serve as the new fire chief of the Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory, Mayor Jeff Grose announced today.

SYRACUSE — Valedictorian and salutatorian at Wawasee High School for the class of 2024 have been announced as Senate Shaw and Allison Clark, respectively.

Aim Transportation Solutions, a family-owned and -operated leading provider of commercial fleet services, has moved into the Warsaw area to better support its growing portfolio of full-service leasing, maintenance and dedicated fleet customers in northern Indiana.

A man has been re-sentenced and will serve seven years in prison after threatening several people and firing a gun inside a residence in Kosciusko County.

Local orthopedic leaders and 2nd District U.S. Congressman Rudy Yakym discussed a number of issues at an orthopedic roundtable Thursday at OrthoWorx.

WINONA LAKE — Grace College business administration major and Marine Corps veteran Quinisha Williams was awarded $5,000 at the 12th annual Grace College Business Plan Competition on April 17.

FORT WAYNE – Ivy Tech Community College Fort Wayne and Warsaw invites 2024 high school graduates to apply for the Mark M. Suedhoff Endowed Scholarship - Chancellor’s Merit Award before May 15.

WINONA LAKE - The Winona Lake Town Council will have council training on Monday, facilitated by Aim (Accelerate Indiana Municipalities), focusing on orientation, roles and responsibilities.

VFW Riders, Post 1126, of Warsaw, put on a Casino Night and donated the profits to ABATE of Kosciusko County.

Warsaw Community High School's music ensembles achieved high honors at the Indiana State School Music Association Organizational Festival held at Concord High School on April 18-19.

With the Republican primary on May 7, both candidates for county surveyor - James Moyer and Ryan Prince - responded to four questions during Wednesday’s candidate forum.

Two of the three Republican candidates for northern district county commissioner participated in Wednesday evening’s forum, having two minutes each per question with nine questions posed.

With the Republican primary on May 7, both Republican candidates for county coroner - incumbent Tyler Huffer and Tracy Cutler-Wilson - responded to four questions during Wednesday’s candidate forum.

Before the two Republican candidates for Kosciusko County Circuit Court judge took to answering a dozen questions, Kosciusko County Bar Association President Dana Leon explained what the Circuit Court does.

Surrounded by their families, friends and co-workers, four Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory firefighters had their promotion ceremony Wednesday afternoon.

Habitat for Humanity of Kosciusko County is celebrating five years of operating the ReSale Outlet, a storefront that accepts and sells donations to raise funds for Habitat’s programs.

Health First Indiana Advisory Committee will meet at 6 p.m. Monday, May 6 in the old courtroom on the third floor of the courthouse in Warsaw.

Robotics Club is always a hit at Madison Elementary School.

NORTH WEBSTER – The North Webster Town Council’s regular monthly meeting held Tuesday was relatively short, with only a brief agenda.

NORTH WEBSTER - “We Lead Kosciusko 2.0” took home the 2024 Northenor Award and $2,500 at Wednesday night’s Kosciusko Leadership Academy graduation celebration, while “Marketing Campaign Kosciusko Community Recovery Program” received the 2024 Trustee Award and $1,000.

Bids for some Justice Building furniture and the parking lot exterior lighting were opened at the Kosciusko County Commissioners meeting Tuesday.

In giving their quarterly reports to the Kosciusko County Commissioners Tuesday, one organization revealed a forthcoming retirement while the second organization said a new CEO would be taking the helm in June.