WINONA LAKE - Community leaders listened to what the future of agriculture could potentially like at the 12th annual Barn & Business Breakfast at the Rodeheaver Auditorium in Winona Lake Tuesday.

Kosciusko County Board of Zoning Appeals addressed multiple petitions presented by area residents during a meeting Tuesday.

Joe's Kids, a nonprofit pediatric therapy clinic serving children in Kosciusko County and 12 surrounding counties, has been awarded a $50,000 challenge grant from The Dekko Foundation.

Get ready for a day of fun, flavor and finds at the May Day Market at the Kosciusko County Fairgrounds on Saturday, May 2 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., sponsored by the Order of Eastern Star Chapter 88 of Warsaw.

WINONA LAKE - The first Farmers Market at Winona of the season is Saturday, April 25 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.

The Warsaw Breakfast Optimist Club announced details for its annual oratorical contest.

WINONA LAKE – Grace College’s Department of English, Literature and Languages will host a book launch for Dr. John Poch, professor of English and creative writing, March 19 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the Morgan Library, 921 Connection Circle, Winona Lake.

MILFORD - Milford couple Kevin and Pam Dwyer went to the Milford Council meeting Monday to express concerns about the trail route, among other matters.

SIDNEY - The Sidney Town Council discussed several topics Monday, including their now-finalized strategic plan and other grant-required materials for the town.

BOURBON – Triton School Board held a public hearing Monday on pursuing a maximum amount of $2,760,000 in general obligation bonds for building projects.

Future plans to put a Biggby Coffee along Parker Street near Dubois Drive drew a lot of concern about traffic from the Warsaw Plan Commission Monday.

LEESBURG — Leesburg Town Council approved adoption of the 2026-1 Kosciusko County Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan during their monthly meeting Monday.

Warsaw Community Public Library Board of Trustees heard from staff about Experience Passes, a new item available to library patrons.

WINONA LAKE - Right to Life of North Central Indiana will host a Pastors’ Training Luncheon on March 31 at Westminster Hall on the campus of Grace College and Theological Seminary from 12 to 1:30 p.m. (lunch available beginning at 11:30 a.m.).

A pedestrian was hit by a vehicle Saturday when the driver allegedly failed to see the pedestrian walking north onto East Fort Wayne Street in Warsaw.

In week 3 of her first five weeks of being a Big Sister was really when the Big Brothers Big Sisters program hit home for Lois Borkholder.

COLUMBIA CITY - Get ready to laugh for a good cause.

LARWILL – Whitko Community Schools announced their students of the month for March.

The deadline to apply for a Kosciusko County Extension Homemakers Scholarship is March 16. There are three scholarships available to students who are graduating high school this year or are currently attending a college or trade school and will be going back this fall.

FORT WAYNE – Questa Education Foundation announced the launch of its new Questa Compass Fund Finder, a core tool within the Questa Compass ecosystem designed to help Northeast Indiana students of all ages discover financial aid resources and opportunities to support their education at every level.

INDIANAPOLIS – Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance announced Alexander Gomez Lorenzana has joined the company as an agent in the Columbia City office, 496 W. Plaza Drive. He has completed Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance’s professional insurance training program.

FORT WAYNE – Parkview Health announced investments in women's and children's services at Parkview Hospital Randallia, including the construction of a Level II Special Care Nursery (SCN) and an expansion of the Family Birthing Center (FBC) to support growing maternity volumes.

SILVER LAKE – Par-Kan, a steel fabricator located in Silver Lake, has enhanced its manufacturing technologies with an automated fiber laser cutting machine.

Amy Sink, CEO, welcomed Rob Geiger as an associate director at Interra Credit Union. Geiger brings a background in agriculture, sales and financial services, along with a deep commitment to faith, family and community.

Cory A. Black and Andrew J. Owens Jr. took their oaths of office Friday as Warsaw Police Department patrol officers.