Kosciusko Community Hospital has pledged a total of $5,500 to the Cancer Care Fund of Kosciusko County.

Dr. David Hoffert, superintendent of Warsaw Community Schools, admitted students were told not wear American apparel to Friday’s night football game against Plymouth.

The intersection of Buffalo and Market streets in downtown Warsaw has a long history connected to vinyl music.

A timeline for the wastewater utility plant expansion financing was laid out by Warsaw Mayor Joe Thallemer at Monday night’s city council meeting.

Kosciusko County’s highway department is getting its paperwork lined up for two projects with hopes that some state funding will soon be available.

David Read was honored as the Veteran of the Month Tuesday by Kosciusko County Commissioners.

Two adults and one child were hurt in an accident this morning near Pierceton.

Kosciusko Leadership Academy started the 2017-18 year at Ivy Tech Community College with an introduction to KLA by Board President Dr. Jeffery Fawcett, Grace College, and history of KLA by Adviser Nathan Conley, Lake City Bank.

Several Warsaw Community High School students say the message was loud and clear: No American flags or red, white and blue colors at Friday’s football game.

Several Warsaw Community High School students say the message was loud and clear: No American flags or red, white and blue colors at Friday’s football game. Warsaw Community Schools administration says its position is that it strongly supports patriotism. The warning was given during lunch time by Athletic Director Dave Anson, according to senior Lucas Rhodes, who is one of the leaders of the student cheer block.

The Atwood Lions Club is looking to aid people affected by “Hurricane Harvey” during its upcoming fish fry.

Each year during Family Safety Day at Warsaw’s Central Park, children and their parents learn about safety education.

A 4-year-old boy who was pinned under a car outside of Mentone Monday had only minor injuries, according to police.

Pavement Solutions will continue microsurfacing the city of Warsaw streets through mid-September.

The Times-Union has launched a new direct mail publication that will appear in mailboxes throughout the Kosciusko County on Wednesday. It’s called the Best of Times.

The city of Warsaw appears to have resolved a dispute over shoddy construction of trim on the exterior of city hall that was originally installed during renovations about five years ago.

A group of residents are on the verge of taking the first major step toward establishing a sewer system around Tippecanoe Lake.

The Kosciusko County Democrats will host a rally and march at 6 p.m. Monday at the Center Lake fountains in opposition to the Trump administration's possible decision to end  the Deferred Action of Childhood Arrivals (DACA).

Several bus drivers  involved in a lawsuit against Warsaw Community Schools said they made numerous efforts to have the school address the pay issue before filing a lawsuit.

SYRACUSE – Aboard the S.S. Lillypad in Syracuse Thursday night, former Kosciusko County Commissioner Avis Gunter and Republican Party Central Committee Treasurer Steve Foster were announced as the GOP’s Woman and Man of the Year.

A plea hearing for the man accused of causing a double fatal crash on Christmas was delayed.

ETNA GREEN – The town of Etna Green recently completed the installation of new playground equipment at Heritage Park, thanks in part to a $2,977 grant from the Kosciusko County Community Foundation.

Indiana National Guard recruiter Sgt. Stephen G. Marth has been watching the news on Hurricane Harvey closely.

SYRACUSE – Extensive preparation by day care providers proved to be a big help to the firefighters and in minimizing damage during a fire this morning at Lakeland Learning Center, 1205 N. Long Drive, Syracuse.

Rose Home North – located north of Syracuse in Elkhart County – is using a recent $4,000 grant to help expand its on-going care program.