Work crews for G&G Hauling and Excavating clear rubble from around the old Lincoln Elementary School gym in Warsaw Thursday.

Kosciusko Community YMCA will start spring classes April 10.

What’s the difference between Combined Community Services’ self-sufficiency programs and other organizations’ similar programs?

Da-Lite will be adding full-time positions in manufacturing in addition to annual summer help in order to ramp up production for the construction season.

If you can’t get away for spring break, First Friday will bring a little spring break to downtown Warsaw April 7.

Combined Community Services is partnering with Purdue Extension – Kosciusko County for a three-day event next week to help youth “Spring Into Health.”

Kosciusko County will not be adding a new court, at least not this year.

Phase I of the Husky Trail road improvement project begins Monday, with the second and final phase slated to end around Oct. 20.

The crowdfunding campaign for improvements to the alley between Warsaw City Hall and Three Crowns Coffee/Oak & Alley at 114 S. Buffalo St. launched Monday.

A man is facing charges of child exploitation and child pornography after his wife reportedly discovered images on his cellphone.

With the changing face of technology, parents need to be more aware of the dangers that face their children.

All three petitions before the Warsaw Board of Zoning Appeals Monday night were approved in minutes, including one for a use variance to allow medical and professional offices in an Industrial-2 zoning district.

Seven people were arrested last week after two children allegedly took marijuana to school.

Andrea Wagner and Gina Ratliff are one step closer to being neighbors and sharing a morning coffee.

Habitat For Humanity of Kosciusko County is gaining momentum with construction of four houses in two years and its director believes they could eventually be building that many each year.

Warsaw Breakfast Optimist Club recently donated $1,000 to Warsaw Education Foundation.

Kosciusko Leadership Academy met at the Manahan Orthopaedic Capital Center for a session on entrepreneurship.

WINONA LAKE – Grace College broke ground Friday on the $8 million Dr. Dane A. Miller Science Complex on its Winona Lake campus.

Elkhart Superior Court II Judge Stephen Bowers is the new presiding judge over the upcoming trial of Kosciusko County Sheriff Aaron Rovenstine.

Warsaw Community Schools received a $22,000 grant from the K21 Health Foundation to purchase new gym equipment.

The judge in the upcoming trial of ?Kosciusko County Sheriff Aaron Rovenstine has stepped down.

Another victim has accused a Silver Lake man of failing to disclose he was HIV-positive before having sex.

Quietly over the last 2-1/2 years, Grace College & Seminary has been raising money toward its $37 million “Aspire Campaign.” Just how successful the campaign has been became apparent at a gala Thursday night at the Manahan Orthopaedic Capital Center when Grace President Dr. Bill Katip and Aspire Campaign Chairman Greg Dosmann announced that $27.08 million of the goal has already been reached.

The sun begins its trek across the sky Thursday morning at Camp Lucerne on Pike Lake.

No major injuries were reported after a crash late Thursday.