WINONA LAKE – The Village at Winona Festival of Music will present its final summer concert with performances by five wind ensembles.

Kosciusko County Auditor Michelle Puckett, Kosciusko County Recorder Joetta Mitchell and Kosciusko County Treasurer Sue Ann Mitchell, along with Chief Deputy Auditor Jaime Ladd and Chief Deputy Treasurer/Treasurer-elect Rhonda Helser met Wednesday with representatives of cities and towns and regional sewer district representatives.

WINONA LAKE – Grace College and Lifeline Youth & Family Services announced a new partnership Wednesday. 

Republicans on Tuesday selected Ernie Wiggins, a former mayor of Warsaw, to serve on the Kosciusko County Council.

A Warsaw man is facing burglary charges after police say he took money, jewelry and a riding lawnmower from a woman’s home in the county.

Democrats gathered for a ribbon cutting as they opened an office in downtown Warsaw.

CLAYPOOL – In the approximate seven months Rex Schilling served in Korea, the Army rifleman was injured on two occasions. For his courage, Schilling, now 85, was awarded two Purple Hearts and a Bronze Star with Valor.

SOUTH BEND – A federal lawsuit claims The Papers Inc. and one of its employees, three bail recover agents, a bail bond company and an insurance company are liable for damages resulting from the death of a Cromwell man.

The theme of September’s First Friday is “Moving to the Millennium” in keeping with the yearlong celebration of Indiana’s bicentennial.

Filing ended Friday for Nov. 8 local school board elections. For Triton School Board, Kevin Boyer filed for the at-large seat, and Amy Middaugh filed for District 3 Bourbon Township.

WINONA LAKE – Serve, a student-led organization that connects students to service opportunities at Grace College, will host a community movie night Friday.

NORTH WEBSTER – Creation of a merit board is one of the steps authorities in North Webster will consider taking to help quell friction that culminated last week when more than a dozen volunteer fire and EMS workers dropped off their gear.

A Warsaw man is in jail on charges of rape and strangulation.

A few days before his 18th birthday, Tom Everett, now 82, enlisted in the Army. Two days after his 19th birthday, while fighting in the Korean War, he earned a Purple Heart and Bronze Star with injuries to his left eye, hands and legs.

Members of the North Webster Tippecanoe Volunteer Fire Department and the township trustee plan to take several steps to overcome increasing friction that culminated last week when more than a dozen volunteer fire and EMS workers dropped off their gear.

NORTH WEBSTER – Surrounding fire departments were told to stand down this morning after being on alert for the North Webster Fire Department since Thursday.

A Fort Wayne man was taken to a hospital after being thrown off his motorcycle in Whitley County on Saturday.

Fire crews responded to reports of a fire at Westminstger Hall early Monday.

A Warsaw was arrested on charges related to fraud of financial institution on Saturday.

A driver was involved in a Sunday early morning one-vehicle accident on East Center Street in Warsaw. The driver, from Pierceton, was injured in the crash near the intersection of Center and Zoe street.

U.S. Rep. Jackie Walorski expressed confidence that she and her general election opponent, Lynn Coleman, can work out details for a campaign debate.

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The state of Indiana announced Wednesday afternoon the awarding of matching grants for road construction for numerous taxing units in Northern Indiana.

Sitting in his office, Warsaw football coach Phil Jensen answered questions about the upcoming season – and did so with fire and passion.