LOCAL NEWS
Pinwheels ‘Planted’ On Courthouse Lawn For Child Abuse Prevention Month
Pinwheels on the courthouse lawn spun quickly and nonstop Friday as if to remind those gathered to recognize Child Abuse Prevention Month that the need to end child abuse can’t come quick enough.
Huffer And Wilson Running For County Coroner
With early voting started this week and the May primary less than a month away, contested candidates were asked to respond to three questions.
Moyer & Prince Seek To Be Next County Surveyor
With early voting started this week and the May primary less than a month away, contested candidates were asked to respond to three questions.
Stand Down Offers Support For Veterans
Whether they needed basic supplies or had questions about medical care, veterans and their families were able to get the assistance they sought Friday at the Kosciusko County Military Veterans Stand Down.
Soup & Pie Luncheon Is Wednesday
Salvation Army Women's Auxiliary Soup & Pie Luncheon will be held Wednesday, April 17 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Zimmer Biomet Center Lake Pavilion.
Warsaw Schools Celebrates Autism Awareness Month With ARTism Awareness Project
In recognition of Autism Awareness Month, Warsaw Community Schools (WCS) showcased an ARTism Awareness project at the board work session on Tuesday.
MHS Alumni Assoc. Finalizing Plans For Egg Festival Participation
The Mentone High School Alumni Association is finalizing plans for their participation in the Mentone Egg Festival parade and open house scheduled for June 1.
Burket Council Continues Town Cleanup Discussion
BURKET – Burket Town Council continued discussions on town cleanup Thursday.
Stillwater Hospice Gives County Council First Quarterly Update
In just the first three months of 2024, Stillwater Hospice provided services to almost five dozen Kosciusko residents, CEO Leslie Friedel told the County Council Thursday in a quarterly update.
Firefighters Battle 2 Blazes In Less Than 11 Hours
NORTH WEBSTER - The Tippecanoe Township Fire Territory - along with three other fire departments assisting - was kept busy Wednesday night through Thursday morning responding to two fires.
3 Republicans Vying For N. District Commissioner
With early voting started this week and the May primary less than a month away, contested candidates were asked to respond to three questions.
Oakwood Board Told Of Ongoing Water Garden Research
Sexton Hal Heagy told the Oakwood Board of Regents Thursday he had his first meeting about a possible water garden at the cemetery.
Silver Lake Council Talks Water, Sewer Rate Increases
SILVER LAKE – At Wednesday night's meeting, the Silver Lake Town Council discussed the five-year capital plan for the water and wastewater utilities, including operating costs and associated rate increases.
