Serita ‘Kay’ Lowe

Serita "Kay" Lowe, 87, passed on to her Heavenly home on Sunday, Nov. 17, 2024.

Gladys Eunice Owens

Gladys Eunice Owens passed away on Sunday, Dec. 8, 2024, at Paddock Springs in Warsaw at the age of 86. She was a former resident of Claypool, Warsaw and Winona Lake.

Francia Glenn

Francia Glenn, of Warsaw, passed away on Oct. 17, 2023, at the age of 64.

Connie L. LaRue

Connie L. LaRue, 80, Claypool, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, April 17, 2024, at Miller’s Merry Manor in Warsaw.

George P. Ruckman

George P. Ruckman, of Winona Lake, passed away peacefully on Sunday, April 21, 2024, in his home at the age of 77.

Teets To Speak At Manchester Commencement

NORTH MANCHESTER – Richard P. Teets Jr. will address the graduating classes and receive an honorary degree at Manchester University's commencement ceremonies on May 18.

Warsaw Adult Ed. To Celebrate Class Of 2025 At Graduation Ceremony

Warsaw Adult Education announced its 2025 graduation ceremony, celebrating the achievements of students who have successfully completed their high school equivalency and English language learning programs.

David A. LaRue

David A. LaRue, 79, passed away in his home on Thursday, Jan. 9, 2025.

Boundless Co-Creation Studio Hopes To Bring Wellness To Community

Boundless Co-Creation Studio hopes to bring wellness to the community and celebrated its Nov. 1 opening with a ribbon-cutting with the Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce Friday.

Ragan Files For Re-election As County GOP Chair

Kosciusko County Republican Chairman Mike Ragan has filed to seek re-election at the Republican Party’s upcoming reorganizational caucus.

Paul Shepherd Sr.

Paul Shepherd Sr., 84, of Warsaw, passed away on Wednesday, May 22, 2024, at Lutheran Kosciusko Hospital.

Rosa Lee Nelson Shepherd

Rosa Lee Nelson Shepherd, 82, of Warsaw, passed away on Wednesday, March 13, 2024, at home.

Harold Eugene Collins

Harold Eugene Collins, age 92, of Wakarusa, died Saturday evening, Feb. 22, 2025, surrounded by his family at his residence.

Forensics Experts Testify on Second Day of Hagan Trial

COLUMBIA CITY – The jury trial of David G. Hagan, 52, South Whitley, continued Wednesday in Whitley County Circuit Court with several forensic experts called by the state to give testimony.

North Webster Bids

Warsaw Public Works Notice To Bidders

Election Board OKs Kosciusko As A Vote Center County

Rezoning Heats Up County Commissioners Meeting

Police communications upgrade considered

SYRACUSE - Can the town of Syracuse afford a $250,000 bond issue? Tuesday, Syracuse Town Marshal Tom Perzanowski told the town council that Project Hoosier Safety is finally going to get off the ground.The first phase should be completed in 2003 for northern Indiana.The project is the upgrade of law enforcement radio frequencies to 800 megahertz so all police agencies in the state can communicate with one another. For Syracuse to upgrade its dispatch center to the new frequency, Perzanowski said, the cost will be $250,000 to get started.Most departments who are going to be a part of the project plan to pay for it through a bond issue.Syracuse did not budget the money for the project for 2003. He said if the town doesn't get into the project this year, it may be a while before they can get on board.Tuesday, he said, he was just presenting the idea to the council. "It's out there for you to think about," he said.

BOW OKs WPD Participation In Electronic Citation, Ticket Program

Warsaw Police Department officers will be able to electronically prepare citation and warning tickets from their law enforcement vehicles.