The idea of a spruced-up alley in downtown Warsaw surfaced four years ago with a charette prepared by Ball State University architecture students.

Mark Soto is seeking to vacate two of three convictions that a jury issued against him in a case that was part of scandal that entangled then-sheriff Aaron Rovenstine.

Grace College’s Accounting Career Fair celebrated its 10th anniversary on Wednesday, and more than 70 students from seven area colleges, including Grace, interacted with representatives from 12 accounting employers.

Treasures for Troops, a soldier support ministry organized by the First Freewill Baptist Church of Kosciusko County, is conducting the seventh annual "Operation TREAT a Soldier."

At the monthly Syracuse Council meeting on Tuesday, narrow streets, dark streets, and noisy neighbors were the issues brought forth by the public.

A newcomer to Warsaw’s Park Board meeting Monday might have walked away with the impression that the same-old same-old is not acceptable.

A Syracuse man admitted in Kosciusko Superior Court III Tuesday to causing a crash that killed two people on Christmas Day.

Emergency personnel remove one of the occupants involved in a single-vehicle accident this morning on Armstrong Road, east of CR 200E.

Some residents objected Tuesday to a plan by town council to put a four-way stop in an alley to quell speeding traffic.

The Grace College Languages, Literature and Communication Department will present the first week-long celebration of Shakespeare at Grace.

An undercover drug purchase of meth resulted in the arrest of two men on Monday.

The 33rd annual Kosciusko CROP Hunger Walk is Sunday at the Salvation Army, 501 E. Arthur St., Warsaw.

The Atwood Lions Club held a fish fry Sept. 13 and asked patrons to donate hurricane relief items.

The first of two major sewage rate hikes needed to pay for expanded capacity and infrastructure repairs is being considered by Warsaw City Council.

A lightning strike caused minor damage to a house in?Warsaw around 5 a.m. today, according to?Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory Chief Michael?Wilson.

Warsaw code enforcement officials saw some progress this month on a handful of cases reviewed by hearing officer Larry Clifford Monday afternoon.

A Jury trial has been scheduled for a Winona  Lake man accused of fatally running over a man with his car.

Kosciusko County’s drug court will be absorbed into the community corrections program after a move Monday by authorities.

The Tippecanoe Valley School Trustees took some 15 minutes on Monday to officially name the school’s football field.

Warsaw Community?Schools has taken the next step to build a student activity center at the high school.

Warsaw Community High?School?announced its homecoming king and queen Friday at halftime of the WCHS football game.

A North?Webster man will serve two years in jail after driving two men to an armed robbery.

 Heartline Pregnancy Center will hold its 9th annual Walk for Life & 5K at 10:00 a.m. Oct. 21.

The Salvation Army of Kosciusko County has established an endowment in honor of long-time volunteer E. Mazie Alexander, who died March 28.

A Triton High School junior was killed in a single-vehicle accident near Atwood Sunday, according to a news release from the  Triton Community School Corporation.