LEESBURG — Twenty-seven property owners in violation of town ordinances will be served notice by the town’s attorney. This was announced at the Leesburg Town Council meeting Monday.

MILFORD - Milford Town Council members heard that insurance rates on real property increased by 17%.

The Watershed Foundation announced the launch of its annual "Picture Your Watershed" photo contest.

SIDNEY — The Sidney Town Council approved a new head of maintenance, Chris Bradford, on Monday.

Two proposed ordinances were discussed by the Warsaw Plan Commission Monday, with one on dumpsters being tabled and the other one on warehousing approved to be recommended to city council.

Warsaw School Board held two public hearings Monday, one for bonds for construction projects and the other was a prenegotiation hearing with the teachers’ union.

PIERCETON — If people in Pierceton or the surrounding area get surveys in the near future asking about their income, they should fill them out and mail them in.

Heather Barron has officially been appointed as Warsaw Community Public Library's new director.

Last month, a Miraculous Medal ceremony took place at Lutheran Kosciusko Hospital to inspire construction workers to finish the job safely.

SYRACUSE - Dr. Jennifer McCormick and Keith Potts were guests aboard the SS Lillypad Sunday afternoon for the seventh annual Summer Fun with Kosciusko Democrats.

A number of activities are scheduled for Main Street Warsaw’s Third Friday downtown Warsaw this Friday, Aug. 18.

The Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship is accepting applications until Sept. 15.

WINONA LAKE — The Grace College Department of Engineering recently received a $443,240 grant from the Don Wood Foundation.

Warsaw Police Department recently filled a void for city parking enforcement with the hiring of Dalis Owens.

FORT WAYNE – Ivy Tech Community College Fort Wayne and Warsaw’s fall 2023 semester officially begins on Monday.

NORTH MANCHESTER – Michele Piller, a 1979 graduate, considers her time at Manchester University a "transformative experience," and has planned a $1.1 million gift to her alma mater.

SYRACUSE - Chautauqua-Wawasee and Syracuse-Wawasee Historical Museum are collaborating to offer the fifth annual series of three programs as part of the museum’s “Digging Through History” as part of September Archaeology Month.

The 1985 will be performing Friday at Central Park as part of the Warsaw Parks and Recreation Department’s Summer Concert Series.

Two semis collided late Sunday night on U.S. 30, with the wreckage taking over three hours to clean up.

AKRON - Those fighting cancer should never fight alone. That is one of many reasons Wheels On Fire Cancer Crusaders was born.

PIERCETON - The Pierceton Heirloom Tomato Festival announced the programs for the upcoming festival to be held on Aug. 26.

Last week a person messaged Shaun Mudd and told him his Bowling Against Bullying has helped them help their daughter and they were already looking forward to this year’s event.

Interested Archers in the Warsaw Deer Task Force (DTF) program may apply to participate in the deer reduction effort for 2023-24.

INDIANAPOLIS – The Indiana Family and Social Services Administration on Friday announced that software used by a contractor experienced a security breach that exposed certain personal information of Indiana Medicaid members.

Lucky 7 Car Store recently gave away 250 backpacks filled with school supplies.