Filing For School Board Races Kicks Off With 3 For Warsaw
Filing for local school board races began Tuesday morning, with three Warsaw candidates at the county clerk’s office bright and early.
Purple Heart Recipient Tim Boone Is May’s Veteran Of The Month
A U.S. Army Special Forces veteran who served in the Vietnam War, Purple Heart recipient Tim Boone, of Warsaw, is the May 2024 Kosciusko County Veteran of the Month.
Pavilion Management Company Seeks To Terminate Contract With Winona
WINONA LAKE – The town of Winona Lake will be out of a management company to oversee the Miller Sunset Pavilion as of July 31.
Commissioners Table Cargo Containers Ordinance For Further Review
An ordinance regarding cargo containers was tabled today by the Kosciusko County Commissioners for further review by the Area Plan Commission after the commissioners and attorney Steve Snyder expressed some concerns about it.
Donna Lou Kinsey
Donna Lou Kinsey, 94, passed away on Sunday, May 19, 2024, at Five Star Residences in Noblesville, where she had resided since 2017.
Forrest G. Vining
Forrest G. Vining, known to most as "Bud," went to be with the Lord on Monday, May 20, 2024, in his home in Claypool at the age of 84.
Grant May Provide Warsaw Community Schools With AI Tool
If awarded a grant, students and teachers at Warsaw Community Schools will have access to an artifical intelligence tool next year.
LaunchPad Seeks Change In MOU With City On ARPA Funds
LaunchPad Director Sherry Searles went before the Warsaw Common Council on Monday to request a change in the memorandum of understanding between them on how LaunchPad can use its ARPA funds from the city.
Kosciusko Connect Brings Fiber Internet Education To Local Sixth-Graders
Kosciusko Connect, a fiber internet provider and subsidiary of Kosciusko REMC, recently partnered with Washington STEM Academy to deliver an “engaging and educational” experience to sixth-grade students, according to a news release from Kosciusko Connect.
MACOG Receives $1.5M From U.S. EPA To Continue Tackling Brownfields
SOUTH BEND - The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced that the Michiana Area Council of Governments (MACOG) is one of three Indiana recipients that will receive brownfields assessment funding in the latest round announced May 20.
Warsaw Redevelopment Commissions Approves Claims, Notice In Short Meeting
Claims and a notice concerning the Warsaw Redevelopment Commission’s tax allocation areas were unanimously approved during a short commission meeting Monday.
Ringler Nominated For Award For ‘Exemplifying’ National History Day
Should Edgewood Middle School eighth-grade history teacher Dylan Ringler win the National History Day 2024 Patricia Behring Teacher of the Year Award for which he’s nominated, he knows what he’d do with the prize money.
Tippecanoe Valley Recognizes Two Educators For Years Of Service
AKRON — Retiring Tippecanoe Valley School Corporation educators June Yazel and Jenny Higgins were recognized Monday at the school board meeting for their years of service.
Tippecanoe Valley FFA, Kosciusko County 4-H Livestock Judging Team Compete At State
AKRON – The Tippecanoe Valley FFA and Kosciusko County 4-H Livestock Judging Teams competed at the state contest on Saturday at the Tippecanoe County Fairgrounds in Lafayette.
Three Local Teams Win Championships Over Weekend
Girls Tennis, Boys Golf and Baseball
D.IN.O Mountain Bike Series Returns To Winona Lake
The Do Indiana Off-Road (D.IN.O) Mountain Bike Racing series has called the Winona Lake Trails home since 2002, a full three years before partnering with the Fat & Skinny Tire festival in 2005 to make the first race in a series of six a headlining festivity of a three-day festival that celebrates those who love to get their exercise and fun done on two wheels.
Queen Of Lakes Pageant Applications Being Accepted
NORTH WEBSTER - The North Webster Lions Club 78th annual Mermaid Festival is rapidly approaching.
