MENTONE — Mentone Town Council held a special meeting on Monday to discuss budgeting parameters for their future park.

A Warsaw woman was taken to the hospital after a three-vehicle accident on Husky Trail, Warsaw, Monday.

MENTONE — The Tippecanoe Valley School Board has set school administrator salaries for the year.

During Monday’s Warsaw School Board meeting, District 22 state Rep. Craig Snow recognized Warsaw Community Schools student Macie Marshall for her work in promoting healthy eating in schools.

2023 was an “impactful” year and the Warsaw Street Department made a lot of gains, Superintendent Dustin Dillon told the City Council Monday during his road construction year-end report.

If you are ready to make long-term lifestyle changes to improve your health and well-being, the My Best Health program can help you do it right, according to a news release from Parkview Health.

A Nappanee woman hit an Elkhart County residence with her vehicle after allegedly traveling too fast for the snow-covered roadway Monday morning.

The Indiana State Police is partnering again in 2024 with the U.S. Department of Justice in promoting the National Missing Children’s Day Poster Contest.

Longtime Milford Town Councilman Robert Cockburn is resigning from the board, and a Republican caucus has been scheduled to replace him.

Warsaw Mayor Joe Thallemer admits to being his own worst critic, but most everyone at his last city council meeting Monday night had only good things to say to him about his 12-year tenure, including that he doesn’t run away from the hard issues and criticism.

WINONA LAKE — The Grace College School of Education has received a grant of $750,000 from Lilly Endowment Inc. through its initiative, Advancing the Science of Reading in Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS – The Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM) on Monday announced the recipients of the agency's Community Recycling Grant Program. IDEM awarded $541,245.00 to 15 applicants.

SYRACUSE - Chautauqua-Wawasee was selected to receive a $10,000 grant from the Kosciusko County Community Foundation in support of Chautauqua’s 2023 Life Enriching Programs.

American Bikers Aimed Toward Education (ABATE) dropped off 25 bicycles, along with baby and teen items, Monday afternoon for Combined Community Services’ Toy Giveaway.

INDIANAPOLIS – As tax season approaches, Hoosier National Guardsmen, which number approximately 12,000 troops, will no longer pay state income tax starting with their 2023 tax returns.

When hundreds of people nearly packed the Lakeview Middle School auditorium Saturday night for the 10th annual Country Christmas with Susie McEntire, they ended up getting more than a night of music.

There was a line for the free carriage rides, a line for Santa’s House and when the Twinkle Light parade headed down Center Street, there were lines of people on both sides of the street.

NORTH MANCHESTER – Manchester University announced a new initiative and pathway for transfer students that will more fully recognize and value their prior academic achievements.

Angela Fulton became a REALTOR to help families find their dream homes, and that is exactly what the local Warsaw real estate broker does, according to a provided news release.

Prepare to move and groove, Kosciusko County! The Warsaw Performing Arts Center, in collaboration with Kensington Digital Media, announced the revival of "Dancing with the Stars for Charity," a fundraising extravaganza set to sizzle this spring.

Kosciusko REMC recently reaffirmed its commitment to the Kosciusko community with a $5,000 donation to Combined Community Services in support of their Winter Warmth Program.

The Kosciusko Young Republicans organization recently held a fundraising golf outing to benefit the Animal Welfare League shelter pets.

A stench on Argonne Road has become noticeable enough that it was brought up at the Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety meeting Friday.

The last time the Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory bought a ladder truck, it was close to $900,000.

An agreement with Kosciusko Development Inc. (KDI) and Kosciusko Land Trust Inc. and the city concerning the previous Owens property, 302 W. Market St., Warsaw, was approved by the Board of Public Works and Safety on Friday.