County Assessor Gail Chapman requested the county commissioners end a contract with Lexur Appraisal Services after the company failed to live up to expectations.
INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Chamber’s third annual Coolest Thing Made in Indiana competition is down to the final four contestants.
NDIANAPOLIS – The Indiana Department of Education on Tuesday announced the recipients of the 2023-24 Competitive Science of Reading Grant.
The Kosciusko County Solid Waste Management District's board approved fund transfers and discussed a ditch near the former Syracuse recycling drop-off site during Tuesday’s meeting.
A Huntington woman was injured after her vehicle hit a utility pole on North CR 175E in Warsaw Monday.
Max, a gray Siberian cat, has been missing since Friday. Max came from Ukraine a year ago to escape the war and transited half of Europe to the U.S.
MENTONE – The Bell Aircraft Museum will be having their annual craft show from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Dec. 2.
Warsaw Community Schools (WCS) recently hosted the Tiger Ambassadors Lunch n' Learn event on Thursday focusing on pivotal themes of school safety, facility planning and board leadership.
Operation Christmas Child collects shoebox gifts filled with toys, school supplies, clothes and hygiene items for children in third-world countries.
Two of the resolutions before the Warsaw Common Council at their meeting Monday night were for fund transfers requested by Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory Chief Brian Mayo.
MENTONE — Lori Tilden-Geiger has opted to resign from her Tippecanoe Valley School Corp. public relations role for a new job.
The Market at the Kosciusko Economic Development Corporation (KEDCO) Downtown Business Studio was a long time coming.
WINONA LAKE - This year’s Christmas offering for Winona Lake’s Christmas in the Village is titled “Voices, Brass and Bells” and will feature dozens of local singers, instrumentalists and special guests Tim Zimmerman and The King’s Brass.
The final week for loose leaf pick up in the city of Warsaw will be Dec. 4-8, weather permitting.
AKRON - The Psi Iota Xi “Sandwich Ladies” will be back at the Tippecanoe Valley High School boys basketball games selling their sandwiches.
WINONA LAKE – An estimated 600-700 gathered next to Letterwood, 802 Park Ave., Winona Lake, Saturday to see the Christmas tree lighting ceremony put on by The Village at Winona.
St. Anne’s Episcopal Church handed out its Thanksgiving baskets Sunday and today through its Thanksgiving Basket Outreach Ministry.
SYRACUSE - Old Fashioned Christmas kicks off the Christmas Season Nov. 25 at Oakwood Resort in Syracuse.
NORTH WEBSTER — As soon as the tree lighting festivities began on Saturday, downtown North Webster was packed with residents enjoying everything on offer.
An Etna Green was arrested after leading police on a pursuit that began in Nappanee and then crashing into an in-ground pool in Leesburg Thursday morning.
The Upsilon Chapter of Lambda Chi Omega Sorority recently donated $500 to Magical Meadows.
The Tippecanoe Valley Entomology team has had an amazing start to their season, according to a news release provided.
One bid was received and opened Friday for Warsaw’s recycling services at the Board of Public Works and Safety meeting.
Through Dec. 31, donations of up to $20,000 given to Magical Meadows, 3386 E. CR 525N, Warsaw, will be matched through a donation from an anonymous donor.
Cardinal Services recently received notice from Dekko Foundation that they will match $1 for every $1 raised (up to $25,000) in support of Cardinal’s Pre-Employment Transition Services program (Pre-ETS). Pre-ETS is a workforce readiness program for students ages 14 to 22. The grant will help Cardinal’s Pre-ETS program serve 300 students with intellectual/developmental disabilities in Kosciusko, Steuben, DeKalb, and Whitley counties, according to a news release from Cardinal Services.