Heartline Pregnancy Center announced its annual Banquet for Hope fundraising dinner will take place 6 to 8 p.m. April 25 at the Heritage Room in Winona Lake.

Warsaw Community Schools (WCS) would like to remind families Tuesday, March 26, is its annual Kindergarten Kick-Off event for the 2024-25 school year.

WINONA LAKE — Grace College elementary education and special education major Haley Carson, of Etna Green, was recently named the 2024 Dr. William Littlejohn Scholarship Award winner by the Indiana Council for Exceptional Children (INCEC).

NORTH MANCHESTER — Many people ask, "What is a Hoosier?" — and while the term's origins may be up for debate, a traveling exhibit from the Indiana Historical Society (IHS) looks at how people with many different backgrounds have come to take pride in the nickname.

A Claypool man suffered injuries Monday morning after his vehicle hit a tree.

Trace Hansen and Karri Morgan, representing the nonprofit Joe’s Kids, won Saturday’s return of Dancing With the Stars for Charity at the Warsaw Community High School Performing Arts Center.

The Akron Carnegie Public Library Adult Winter Reading Program recently came to an end with a total of 252 books read and 84 entries in its drawings.

PALESTINE - The Board of Directors of the Palestine Cemetery Inc. reminds its patrons that all grave decorations must be removed or brought into compliance with the cemetery regulations by April 1 to allow for spring cleanup.

The complaint filed against Coroner Tyler Huffer by Prairie Township Trustee Julia Goon regarding Huffer’s election sign was dismissed 3-0 by the Kosciusko County Election Board Friday.

Parkview Whitley Hospital Family Birthing Center is relocating to the new Parkview Kosciusko Hospital this fall.

Four Republican candidates for Indiana governor will take part in Monday’s candidate forum hosted by the Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce.

Warsaw resident and post office worker Tim Morton is putting together a supplies drive for tornado victims in Ohio and plans on taking the supplies to Ohio on Good Friday.

FORT WAYNE — Easterseals Northern Indiana is now using Boostlingo to expand services to individuals and families with limited English proficiency through a grant from the national Easterseals office.

WINONA LAKE - The Winona Lake Town Council will have its regular March meeting at 6 p.m. Tuesday, March 26 at town hall.

On March 16, Mission Point Community Church organized Super Saturday at Lincoln Elementary School.

SYRACUSE - The Syracuse-Wawasee Chamber of Commerce held its annual award banquet Thursday evening at the Oakwood Event Center in Syracuse.

A drone mishap means Triad Associates Inc. will be doing the survey work for the Chinworth Trail extension a little more old fashioned.

Local artisan Terry Armstrong, of Warsaw, a watercolorist, will be one of a number of artists who has handcrafted eclipse-themed works at the 12th annual Indiana Artisan Marketplace, which will happen the weekend before the solar eclipse.

FORT WAYNE – Big Brothers Big Sisters announced Thursday that its guest speaker for the 51st Annual Gourmet Dinner will be Matt Painter.

Warsaw Community Schools (WCS) announced the successful conclusion of the 23rd annual Warsaw Chess Tournament, which took place at the Washington STEM Academy.

A ribbon-cutting and panel discussion Wednesday celebrated the opening of Plug and Play's Warsaw office, located at the Zimmer Biomet headquarters.

SYRACUSE - The Syracuse Town Council introduced a tax increment finance bond for Rabbit Ridge Development during its regular meeting Tuesday.

The Kosciusko County Convention and Visitors Bureau (KCCVB) recently launched its official rebranding to “Clearly Kosciusko,” and Wednesday they had a ribbon-cutting ceremony with the Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce to celebrate the launch.

A North Webster teenager suffered minor injuries after a two-vehicle accident Wednesday morning on Ind. 13.

CLAYPOOL – At Tuesday night's meeting, Claypool Town Council renewed the Clay Township fire protection for $10,000 to include only sewer and not water service from the town, and discussed options for spring cleanup.