FORT WAYNE – Parkview Health is taking proactive steps to protect patients, co-workers and visitors in response to the ongoing cyclosporiasis outbreak affecting parts of the Midwest.

Famously adapted into a 1954 film by Alfred Hitchcock, “Dial M for Murder” is a classic suspense thriller that keeps audiences on the edge of their seats.

PIERCETON - Pierceton Town Council heard from Baker Tilly, the Youth League and the Pierceton Heritage Association during a meeting on Tuesday, July 14.

Kosciusko County Convention, Recreation and Visitors Commission tabled a grant request Wednesday, July 15 for the Dixie Sternwheeler.

Today is Farmer’s Day, Trucker’s Day and United States Military Day at the Kosciusko County Community Fair.

CASA of Kosciusko County extended its gratitude to the Kosciusko County Young Republicans for hosting a successful charity golf outing in support of CASA’s mission.

The Warsaw Breakfast Optimist recently granted $1,000 to the Warsaw Community High School Environmental Club for the National Conservation Foundation NCF-Envirothon.

The Warsaw Breakfast Optimist recently donated $750 to the Kosciusko Youth Leadership Academy. Pictured are Lois Borkholder, Brooke Hamstra and Chris McKeand.

The Akron Carnegie Public Library blended prehistory and patriotism at the town's 4th of July parade.

The Akron Carnegie Public Library recently hosted Silly Safaris at Pike Memorial Park as part of its ongoing Children's Summer Reading Program. Silly Safaris, an Indiana-based animal conservation education company, brought a variety of live exotic animals to the park for an interactive, hands-on experience. Founded by "Amazon John," the organization delivers more than 3,000 comedy and wildlife shows annually, blending education with entertainment using a diverse lineup of reptiles, mammals, birds and insects. With over 80 in attendance, the crowd enjoyed learning about animal conservation and had the opportunity to interact closely with the visiting wildlife.

INDIANAPOLIS – The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV) recognizes that assisting individuals with autism in busy parking lots can be difficult and potentially unsafe.

Unleash your creativity in the heart of nature at Warsaw Parks and Recreation Department’s Paint the Garden Paint Class from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Monday, July 27 at Warsaw Biblical Gardens, 301 E. Canal St., Warsaw.

WILLIMANTIC, Conn. – More than 800 Eastern Connecticut State University students received undergraduate and graduate degrees in the 2025-26 academic year, culminating this past May in two commencement ceremonies at the conclusion of the spring 2026 semester.

TAMPA, Fla. – Karegan Callahan, Winona Lake, earned dean's list honors at the University of Tampa for the spring 2026 semester.

FORT WAYNE – Questa Education Foundation recently celebrated another year of transforming lives and strengthening Northeast Indiana’s workforce by bringing together donors, employer partners, educators, alumni and community leaders for its annual Turning Tassels celebration.

NORTH MANCHESTER – Private College Week, established by Independent Colleges of Indiana, offers students and families the opportunity to experience private, nonprofit colleges and universities through free tours and information sessions.

PIERCETON – Pierceton Acting Fire Rescue Chief Jared Smith is the grand marshal for the 2026 Pierceton Days parade.

PIERCETON – Pierceton Days will be Friday and Saturday, July 17-18.

Today is Senior Day and Community Day at the Kosciusko County Community Fair.

A U.S. Marine Corps pilot and former Warsaw Community High School English teacher is the July 2026 Kosciusko County Veteran of the Month.

Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts announced it has been awarded $1.4 million through the READI 2.0 Arts & Culture Initiative to support a transformational facility and programming expansion project.

SYRACUSE — Wawasee students will face tighter cellphone restrictions when classes resume after the school board approved updated handbooks Tuesday, July 14, alongside expanded dual-credit opportunities, new meal prices and facilities and financial measures.

ETNA GREEN - Etna Green Town Council approved a grant application being filed for a new tornado siren and discussed the potential removal of a voting center during a Tuesday, July 14 council meeting.

Two items presented to and approved by the Kosciusko County Commissioners Tuesday may help the Sheriff’s Office recoup some inmate medical expenses and save on fuel prices.

After weeks of review, the Kosciusko County Commissioners approved the lowest bid Tuesday for the Justice Building repairs.