LOCAL NEWS
FSSA Calls On Partners To Help Spread Awareness Of Indiana’s 988 Crisis Response System
INDIANAPOLIS – The Indiana Family and Social Services Administration announced continued progress in building a comprehensive statewide crisis response system that encompasses all three pillars of the crisis continuum — Someone to Contact, Someone to Respond and A Safe Place for Help.
Hear The Bible At Limitless Park Beginning Monday
WINONA LAKE – As a demonstration of faith, members of at least 25 churches are reading the Bible aloud at Victory Circle at Limitless Park, Winona Lake, starting Monday.
City Opens, Awards Bids For Solid Waste Disposal And Fuel Supply
One bid for the solid waste disposal contract with the city was received and opened at the Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety meeting on Friday.
Washington STEM Academy To Host Second Annual Literacy Night
On Tuesday, Washington STEM Academy will host its second annual Literacy Night from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
StoryWalk Ribbon-Cutting Set For Monday
The community is invited to the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new StoryWalk on the Beyer Farm Trail by Pike Lake.
Upcoming Downtown Warsaw Road Closures Include Brewfest, Christmas Celebration
Main Street Warsaw representatives went before the Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety on Friday to request two road closures for upcoming events and an addition to a previously approved closure.
Silver Lake Man Arrested On Sexual Battery Charge
A Silver Lake man was arrested after allegedly inappropriately touching another person.
CR 250E & Pierceton Rd. Set To Close Sept. 9-13
WINONA LAKE - County Road 250 East will be closed from Wooster Road to U.S. 30, beginning Monday morning, Sept. 9 for Indiana American Water to install a booster water main from the north side of U.S. 30, under U.S. 30, down CR 250E, under the railroad tracks and continue …
Oakwood Cemetery Getting Ready For The Upcoming Fall Season
Work being done at Oakwood Cemetery and the historical walk next week were two of the topics of discussion during the Board of Regents meeting Thursday.
Community Comes Together For A Conversation On Addiction & Recovery
The thing that changed Judge Linda Davis the most regarding her thoughts on addiction was when her then-17-year-old daughter told her she was a heroin addict.
Manchester Town Council Holds Budget Hearing
NORTH MANCHESTER - At Wednesday night's meeting, Manchester Town Council held a public hearing for the 2025 budget, which is publicly available on the Gateway website.
Facade Grant Helps Draw Attention To Male Fashions’ New Location
Male Fashions received a facade grant for more than $4,000 Thursday.
Homes On Parade Will Be Sept. 20-22
The Builders Association of North Central Indiana is excited to present the 2024 Homes on Parade.
County Councilwoman Makes Use Of ARPA Funds For Fair Clear
Kosciusko County Councilwoman Sue Ann Mitchell made it clear Thursday morning the $85,790 the county is providing from ARPA funds to the Kosciusko County Fair is for roof repairs and not for the fair to bank some money.
