WINONA LAKE - With 82 days left in her term of office, Winona Lake Town Clerk-Treasurer Laurie Renier resigned effective immediately Tuesday evening before the town council’s 2024 budget review and public hearing.

A total of six people were injured in Sunday’s two-vehicle accident at the intersection of Ind. 15 and West CR 250N, Warsaw.

One of the last cemeteries in Kosciusko not owned by a township has been transferred over from the county to Franklin Township.

Less than two weeks ago, a Wabash man was killed in a crash at the intersection of CR 900N and Ind. 15.

Husband and wife Ben and Amy Snyder are helping people make difficult decisions about insurance easy with their business Guidepost Insurance LLC.

A convicted sex offender was arrested after allegedly not registering his address as required by the Sex Offender Statute.

The Kosciusko County Convention and Visitors Bureau (KCCVB) has released the 2022 Tourism Economic Impact Report conducted through Certec Inc.

The Indiana Court of Appeals has affirmed criminal convictions against Miguel Enrique Delfin Cruz.

Having served in the Army at the tail end of World War II and in the Air Force at the beginning of the Korean War, Gerald M. Romine is the October 2023 Veteran of the Month.

Debra and Todd Wilson set a high bar for making a presentation before the Kosciusko County Board of Zoning during its regular meeting Tuesday.

Main Street Warsaw will be hosting their second Downtown Development and Historical Tour on Wednesday.

The governing board of the Turkey Creek Dam and Dike Conservancy District will meet at 3 p.m. Oct. 24 at the Conservancy District Offices located at the Wawasee Area Conservancy Foundation, 11566 N. Ind. 13, Syracuse.

Federal grant dollars could potentially provide the Warsaw Municipal Airport with a new terminal and other infrastructure needs, but the application is due within a week.

BOURBON – Triton School Corporation adopted its 2024 budget Monday.

LEESBURG — Leesburg Street Commissioner Craig Charlton said the town has had several responses related to ordinance violation notices that were sent out by the town’s attorney, Nick Jacobs.

MENTONE — Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Office deputy Shaun Mudd attended his first Tippecanoe Valley School Board meeting Monday as the corporation’s new school resource officer.

PIERCETON — The Pierceton Town Council approved a professional services agreement with an engineering and architecture firm regarding the town's future sidewalk project.

At least four people were injured in a two-vehicle crash Sunday afternoon at the intersection of CR 250N and North Detroit Street.

A motorcycle driver will be charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated after being taken to a Fort Wayne hospital Saturday after being injured in a two-vehicle crash.

“Boos in Brews Beerfest” scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 14 has been cancelled.

WINONA LAKE – The purpose of the first Faith & Blue event in Winona Lake, held at the Miller Sunset Pavilion Saturday, was to build relationships between law enforcement officers and the community.

Twenty-one local organizations recently received funding from the Kosciusko County Community Foundation’s Community Funds.

The Tippecanoe Valley Dairy Judging team consisting of Lucas Parson, Colton Crabb, Hayden Stookey and Luke Tucker placed third at the Indiana State Dairy Judging contest in June, which qualified the team for a national contest.

WINONA LAKE — Grace Theological Seminary announced it is adding a new concentration in worship leadership to its residential Master of Arts in Christian Ministry this fall.

Over 150 attendees gathered at Magical Meadows to cheer on and celebrate 72 riders as they performed at the annual Horse Show on Sunday.