MENTONE – Mentone Town Council heard a request Wednesday to put a NaloxBox in town.

A civil lawsuit was filed against the owner and resident of a Milford property for allegedly failing to comply with an order with the Kosciusko County Health Department.

An Etna Green business has filed a civil plenary against the town of Etna Green after the business alleged the town is failing to provide it with proper, stable electrical power.

Residents of Pierceton gave their opinions on a petition to rezone a property from an agricultural to a commercial district at the Kosciusko County Area Plan Commission meeting Wednesday.

MARSHALL COUNTY - A Bourbon area man is facing a child neglect charge after allegedly battering a boy and forcing him to ingest dish soap.

Beacon Credit Union announced a $5,000 commitment to Cardinal Services in support of its mission to empower individuals with disabilities and strengthen families across Kosciusko County and surrounding communities.

Husky Trail should reopen no later than Wednesday, March 4, according to the city of Warsaw on Tuesday.

Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory has a number of mutual aid agreements with other fire departments, especially within the county.

LEESBURG – Live Well Kosciusko is partnering with Francine’s Friends to bring breast cancer screenings directly to the Leesburg community.

The Akron Las Donas Club Marcus Hackworth and Scott Sechrist Memorial Scholarship, which was established in 1998, is available this year through the Tippecanoe Valley High School guidance counselor's office.

Indiana Department of Transportation will be doing a bridge deck overlay on the U.S. 30 east/west bridge over Ind. 15 in Warsaw as early as spring 2027.

AKRON – The Tippecanoe Valley School Corporation announced the 2026 Alumni and Viking Celebrity Basketball Fundraiser, sponsored by the Rochester Telephone Company (RTC), on March 14 at Tippecanoe Valley High School with the goal of raising money to support The Valley Hometown Fund.

SYRACUSE — A surprise resignation, updates on summer programming and discussion of a proposed collaborative park in Milford highlighted the Wawasee School Board's Monday work session.

Cal-Maine Foods announced Monday the acquisition of the shell egg, egg products and prepared foods assets of Creighton Brothers LLC, including Crystal Lake LLC, for approximately $128.5 million.

The city of Warsaw Oakwood Cemetery staff have begun spring cleaning the cemetery grounds.

Indiana Conservation Officers are investigating a fatal hunting incident that occurred Saturday night in Fulton County.

MERRILLVILLE – Winter energy bills can put real pressure on household budgets, and the recent extreme weather has been especially challenging for many.

Interra Credit Union announced the success of its 32nd Annual Hometown Giving campaign, which raised $43,577 to support more than 40 local nonprofit organizations

WINONA LAKE – Native animal enthusiasts are invited to explore Wildwood Nature Preserve at dusk on March 14 in search of amphibians and reptiles. The event is free, but an RSVP is required.

Anchorage Road will close beginning Monday, March 16 for a road reconstruction project, according to the city of Warsaw.

On Thursday morning, Feb. 26, the city of Warsaw Stormwater Utility hosted the Kosciusko Green Infrastructure Workshop.

WINONA LAKE – Kosciusko County Master Gardener Association invites the community to their next Munch and Learn Monday, March 9 at 7 p.m. at the Robin Hood Community Center, 1436 Camelot Drive, Winona Lake.

Altrusa International of Warsaw will hold its ninth annual spring bazaar on Saturday.

Valentine’s Day 2026 will be remembered by a Milford couple and Indiana State Trooper Austin Slone and Milford Police Department deputy Marshall Dallas Rice for being the year of a “special delivery.”

Warsaw Community High School Theater Department will put on “Mean Girls, the Musical: High School Version” March 13-15 at the Performing Arts Center.