The Warsaw FFA was the guest of the Echoes of the Past at their December club meeting.

Imagine being a child on Christmas morning and looking under the tree only to find it bare. That is the harsh reality for thousands of children across the United States every year.

Local attorney Jack C. Birch announced his candidacy for the office of Kosciusko County Circuit Court judge today.

In his 12 years as mayor, Joe Thallemer has dealt with everything from economic development and housing to the local response to a worldwide pandemic.

A Warsaw man was arrested after leading law enforcement on a chase in a stolen police car across state lines into Michigan Friday evening.

PIERCETON - A man and his daughter lost all their belongings in a Pierceton fire Saturday night.

WINONA LAKE - Lines were long for each of the activities at the annual Kringle Fest in Winona Lake on Saturday.

In their Santa Claus-red fire trucks Saturday morning, firefighters from all across Kosciusko County delivered boxes and bags of toys to the Toys for Tots toy drive at Martin’s Super Market in Warsaw.

AKRON – Wheels on Fire – Cancer Crusaders presented checks of $34,000 each to the Fulton County Cancer Fund under the Northern Indiana Community Fund and to the Cancer Care Fund of Kosciusko County, which is dispersed by the K21 Health Foundation, on Sunday.

Public Works Superintendent Dustin Dillon requested the Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety approve the curbside recycling contract Friday for 2024-28 with Borden Waste-Away Services.

As 2023 begins to wrap up, the Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety on Friday approved several agreement renewals with slight price increases.

Does Warsaw need more trees? If so, where? How many? What kind?

The one item on the Warsaw Common Council’s agenda Friday was for a resolution regarding the lease of the third shell building at the Warsaw Tech Park.

Kosciusko County’s health officer — Dr. William Remington — is stepping down after nearly 30 years of public service.

A Milford man involved in a fatal crash Wednesday is facing additional charges from the accident.

The Light Up The Night event that was originally scheduled for Friday night has been rescheduled to Dec. 15 from 6 to 8 p.m.

Join the ProPEL U.S. 30 East team next week as they host community office hours to collect feedback on the Universe of Alternatives (Level 1) Screening Report.

GOSHEN – Goshen Physicians Family Medicine Nappanee is now offering walk-in urgent care services.

A fundraiser for Mike Felker, U.S. Congress District 3 Republican candidate, will be held Dec. 9.

A Warsaw man suffered only a minor injury Thursday after his car hit the end of a parked trailer.

Melissa Boggs announced Thursday she intends to run for the clerk of Kosciusko County Circuit and Superior Courts.

During a special meeting Thursday, the Kosciusko County Parks and Recreation Board selected the bid from Triad Associates Inc. for the design and engineering work of the Lake City (Chinworth Bridge) Greenway trail extension.

When Freddie Almazan was 13, he was shot in the head. He was going home, listening to music. The next thing he knew, he was waking up in the hospital.

STATEHOUSE – As a member of Indiana's Drainage Task Force, state Rep. David Abbott (R-Rome City) said he plans to pursue legislation during the 2024 legislative session to help property owners who are being negatively impacted by Indiana's overly strict and complex drainage laws.

Precision Medical Technologies, a Warsaw-based medical contract manufacturer specializing in orthopedic implants and devices, unveiled new branding, including an updated logo and name branding, that better reflects the company’s adaptability of services and products provided to customers and, ultimately, patients undergoing a surgery or procedure.