Area firefighters spent all night fighting a fire in at the Hi-Grade Egg Producers in North Manchester.

Six people are facing charges and two minors are in protective custody after a drug bust in Claypool.

A recreation van supplier is eyeing the shell building at the Warsaw Technology Park with a promise of 100 new jobs in exchange for a tax abatement.

Despite a judge rejecting a plea deal that had no jail time for a defendant in a case of sexual battery on a child, the family of the victim expressed anger that the defendant is still walking around as a free man.

Though Warsaw was not named a Stellar community by the state in 2016, the Redevelopment Commission is hoping to move forward with one of its intended projects – low-income senior housing on East Market Street.

Residents in Mentone are going to see their water bills bump up a couple of dollars at the beginning of 2018.

Warsaw City Council on Monday approved revisions to the wastewater rate changes on second reading, the 2018 budget with changes to the non-profit requests on first reading, and the 2018 salary ordinances with a preliminary extra bump in the salaries for the clerk-treasurer’s office.

Matthew Wanemacher, formerly of Bourbon, was pinned Navy chief petty officer on Sept. 15 at North Island Naval Base San Diego.

The 20th annual Shrine Turkey Shoot is planned from 10 a.m.  to 4 p.m. Oct. 14-15 at Beeson’s Gun Range, south of  Etna Green (just off Crystal Lake Road).

Grace College seniors Elizabeth Freeman and AnnKelly Myers were awarded for excellence in pursuit of a career in special education at the Indiana Council for Exceptional Children (CEC) convention in Indianapolis on Sept. 27.

ELKHART — The man at the center of a scandal that led to felony convictions of a former Kosciusko County sheriff and a former Grace Seminary professor was sentenced to seven years in Elkhart Community Corrections Friday.

By the time the Warsaw Rotary Club is celebrating its 100th anniversary in 2019, city and club officials hope the new Rotary Park at the corner of West Center and Market streets will be completed.

The Salvation Army Women's Auxiliary is taking orders for its annual fruit and nut sale.

First Brethren Church is planning an open house for its 125 birthday celebration on Sunday.

INDIANAPOLIS – Lilly Endowment Inc. has approved grants to 52 Indiana public school corporations – including Warsaw Community School Corp. – and five Indiana charter schools to help them implement strategies to strengthen school counseling programs for their students.

For the 75th consecutive year, millions of youth, parents, volunteers and alumni across the country will be celebrating National 4-H Week during the first full week of October.

A record-setting 900 students from 12 Kosciusko County schools visited Pike Lake during the Lilly Center for Lakes & Streams’ annual Lake Adventure Days.

A former Grace Seminary  professor will serve three years on home detention and three years on probation for his role in a scandal that also entangled then-Sheriff Aaron Rovenstine.

All charges have been dropped against a former field manager caught up in the kickback scandal involving a former Warsaw street supervisor.

A recap of three sentencings from Kosciusko Superior 1.

The Triton Distinguished Young Woman Board of Directors announced the nine young ladies who will vie to become the 54th Distinguished Young Woman of Triton.

County Jail Bookings The following people were preliminarily charged and booked into the Kosciusko County Jail:

Kip Tom isn’t only just an example of a farmer who worries about the so-called death tax and its impact on farm families. He occasionally happens to have the ear of the president.

A Kentucky man was killed early this morning when a semi truck struck a disabled vehicle on U.S. 30 on the west side of Warsaw.

Artists are being sought for October’s First Friday in downtown Warsaw.