Outgoing?Warsaw Community Schools Board of Trustees President?Jennifer Tandy left a legacy that will be hard to replace, according to Superintendent Dr. David Hoffert.

Two area organizations are working together to bring fashion to Warsaw for a second year while supporting dual causes.

A driver suffered minor injuries in an early morning traffic accident.

Twenty-one Boy Scouts and 14 adult leaders from Warsaw Troop 715 and Mentone/Burket Troop 782 spent two weeks in Colorado and Utah taking in one adventure after another.

More than 900 tickets have been sold for the Right of Life of North Central Indiana’s upcoming 20th annual Legacy of Life banquet, but tickets remain available for Monday’s event.

A donation of infrared thermometers has been made to area police departments.

Wava Jean Boggs, 89, formerly of Collamer, died at 1:20 p.m. Sept. 14, 2016, at Timbercrest Senior Living Community, North Manchester, where she became a resident in 2014.

Several donations were provided to Manchester Community Schools in August and September.

Three weeks after a dozen or so fire and EMS workers protested  in support of Fire Chief Jeremy Likens, dissention was once again on full display Tuesday night in Tippecanoe Township.

The president of the Warsaw Community Schools Board of Trustees announced her resignation at Tuesday’s work meeting.

Progress on an 11-mile paving project on Ind. 25 has reached the half-way point.

When an officer is killed in the line of duty, Tom and Sheri Bradway have found that it’s the mother of fallen officers who are often left in the background.

At its monthly meeting Tuesday, the Wawasee School Board recognized some accomplishments across the school district. Seven young ladies at Milford School raised $10,500 on behalf of their group, Give Hope, in order to bring in acrobat and aerialist Jen Bricker to speak to students.

An unknown man alerted a former police officer and his family of a fire in their garage, potentially averting further disaster.

James “Jamie” Ward Leeper III, 50, Warsaw, died Sept. 10, 2016, in Puerto Rico.

A Warsaw man is dead and a Syracuse man injured after a two-vehicle crash just east of Leesburg Monday afternoon.

What started out as a trip down the Eel River among friends last year has led to a grassroots effort to clean up the Tippecanoe River near Warsaw.

Bids for foundation and drainage work at the Warsaw Community Public Library were opened by the Board of Trustees Monday, with Milestone Construction Inc. being awarded the contract as the lowest bidder.

The Kosciusko County Democratic Dinner will be Sept. 24 at South Shore Golf Club.

Savings of over half a million dollars were presented to the Milford Town Council at the monthly meeting Monday.

Stories from the past, as told by re-enactors during the 10th Annual North Webster Cemetery Walk on Sunday, gave visitors a connection to area history.

The Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks cost America much, not only in dollar figures but also in thousands of lives, and should not be forgotten, keynote speaker Mike Cox indicated at the 9/11 ceremony Sunday.

A Brownsburg man is facing charges after police say he claimed to be an FBI agent and handcuffed children.

Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Department arrested a man they had been looking for since 2015 in connection with a robbery that left another man in intensive care.

Mother Nature wasn’t fully cooperative Saturday, but a few thousand children and their parents still got to enjoy the many activities, booths, demonstrations and freebies at Family Safety Day in Central Park.