The town council recently approved engineering services and annual on-call service from Jones & Henry Engineers Ltd.

A Winona Lake man will serve up to four years in prison on two counts of sexual battery.

An Argos man will serve up to 1-1/2 years in prison for exchanging nude photographs with a minor girl.

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Foreman are the Times-Union Autopay drawing winners for February.

The planned roundabout project on Winona Avenue is closer to getting started.

A night of voices will help raise money for an organization that works to empower children out of extreme poverty around the world.

A cottage burned down near Dewart Lake early Wednesday morning.

Warsaw Code Enforcement Inspector Dana Hewitt enforces the city’s environmental public nuisance (tall grass and weeds) ordinance within the city limits.

A South Bend man is in the hospital after a high-speed chase with law enforcement on Ind. 19 Tuesday morning.

A tree fell on a moving car Wednesday morning in the Suburban Acres Mobile Home Park north of Warsaw.

Cardinal Services received a $10,500 grant from K21 Health Foundation to purchase 30 laptop computers that will run the QuickMAR medication tracking system at its Kosciusko County locations.

Warsaw’s First Friday returns Friday, and downtown shop keepers will celebrate with the theme “March Merchant Madness.”

A North Webster Man was arrested Monday after police say he choked another man during an argument.

Douglas W. Baker, 86, Winona Lake, and formerly of Hoffman Lake, passed away at 1:14 a.m. Feb. 28, 2017, in his residence.  Arrangements are pending with McHatton-Sadler Funeral Chapel, Warsaw.

For more than two decades, the City County Athletic Complex has brought millions of visitor dollars to the local community. Now, the CCAC is looking for just $61,000 to have enough money to buy the 65 acres from RR Donnelley it’s used since it started. It also has a limited amount of time to do it, according to Executive Director Karl Swihart.

In a change to the mayor’s annual “State of the City” address, Joe Thallemer decided to give it at a luncheon at The Vic instead of during a city council meeting. Monday’s event was hosted by the Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce. The difference in time and place went well with the theme of Mayor Thallemer’s speech – growth and change.

With March on the doorstep, look for the proverbial lion to be possibly roaring tonight.

A Leesburg man was arrested  Monday after police say he conned residents out of thousands of dollars by posing as a stock broker.

A man is suing the company that operates Wendy’s  restaurant in? Warsaw after he claimed he found a metal  screw in his hamburger.

Milford Fire Department responded to a barn fire at 4358 W. CR 1000N around 7 a.m Tuesday.

Had it. Fought it. Survived it. The motto on the back of Jimmy Bouterse’s T-shirt sums up his battle with cancer.

Twenty years ago, if you wanted to have a beer with your lunch or dinner, there were two choices in Warsaw’s immediate downtown – The Downtown or Rex’s Rendezvous.

The Purdue School for Back Yard Fruit Growers will sponsor classes on modern fruit production practices.

Esther Wrightsman, 83, Silver Lake, died at 6:55 p.m. Feb. 23, 2017, in her daughter’s home in Harlan.

ROCHESTER – Indiana conservation officers and Fulton County Sheriff’s Department are seeking information regarding a wild deer that was found alive, on fire, near the intersection of Ind. 25 and CR 400N.