Lake City Skiers Selected To Host World Championships
The Lake City Skiers have been bestowed with one of the greatest honors in the world of show skiing.
Manchester Boys Basketball Plays For First State Title
The Manchester Squires basketball team has already accomplished a feat no team before them has in reaching the state finals. While that is incredibly impressive in its own right, head coach Eli Henson will tell you that the job isn’t finished yet.
Prologis Provides Details On Proposed Data Center Near Leesburg
There’s been letters and petitions aplenty on the potential data center near Leesburg and Clunette over the last several weeks.
Thomas Ridley Lemon
What was a loss for this world was a gain for Heaven with the passing of Thomas Ridley Lemon, 83, on March 26, 2025, at the Hospice House in Bloomington. With gifts and passions encompassing a wide array of human endeavors, Lemon’s life story is among the truly remarkable.
Tippecanoe Valley High School Partners With Purdue Extension For Reality Store Money Management Program
AKRON – Purdue Extension Kosciusko County announced its partnership with Tippecanoe Valley High School to bring the Reality Store program to 120 sophomore students.
Warsaw FFA Excels At District 2 Leadership Development Events
The Warsaw FFA Chapter showcased their skills and leadership at the District 2 FFA Leadership Development Event (LDE) competitions March 14 at Whitko Career Academy in Larwill.
Avian Influenza Found In Kosciusko County
Avian influenza has been found in Kosciusko County. According to a release Wednesday from the Indiana State Board of Animal Health, the latest case of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) was found in the county, affecting a commercial table egg pullet (chickens typically under 1 year of age) facility.
WWII Veteran Bob Gast Turns 103, Honored In Congressional Record
World War II veteran Bob Gast turns 103 Friday, March 28, but he was surprised today to find out he was honored in the U.S. Congressional Record for his service.
Mentone UMC To Hold ‘Chosen’ 2025 May 3
MENTONE – Mentone United Methodist Church will host a day of fellowship and worship for women May 3.
Health First Kosciusko Approves Recommending Expenditures For LITE Initiatives
The first step for Living In Transition Effectively (LITE) to get $26,312 for overseeing 18 boxes containing Narcan in the county and distributing harm reduction materials was made at the Health First Kosciusko Advisory Committee meeting on Wednesday.
Manchester Seniors Hope To End Careers With A Bang
There are seven seniors on the Manchester boys basketball team, each of them will end their high school careers on Saturday when they play against University for the 2A state championship. Their goal is to go out as winners, but by making it this far and becoming the first ever Squire basketball team to play for a state title, their legacy is already set in stone.
Thaddeus Landscaping Is Family And Veteran Owned
NORTH WEBSTER - Thaddeus Landscaping can be found in North Webster, but the business’s owner, Thaddeus Du Bois, has done landscaping as far away as Alaska.
Cecil I. Davenport
BOURBON – Cecil I. Davenport, 77, of Bourbon, passed away on Friday, March 21, 2025, in his home.
Doris J. Christner
Doris J. Christner, of Warsaw, passed away peacefully on Monday morning, March 24, 2025, after a long and fulfilling life of 103 years.
Etna Green Council Approves Quote For Well Building Project
ETNA GREEN — Etna Green Town Council approved a quote from Steve's Roofing for a well building project in town during a meeting Tuesday.
City Announces Old 30E Emergency Drain Tile Repair
On Thursday March 27, from approximately 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., motorists can expect a road closure along Old Road 30E from Kosciusko Drive to just west of the intersection at CR 225E as crews work toward repairing a failed drain tile that is causing drainage backups in the area, according to the city of Warsaw.
Public Occurrences 03.26.25
County Jail Bookings The following people were arrested and booked into the Kosciusko County Jail:
Warsaw Falls To Carroll In First Home Boys Volleyball Game
History was made at the Tiger Den on Tuesday night, as for the first time in school history, a boys volleyball team took the floor for a home game. One of two new IHSAA-recognized sports for the 2024-25 school year, boys volleyball made its debut in Kosciusko County as Warsaw hosted Carroll. Each game was close, but it was the Chargers that left town with a 3-0 win.
Commissioners Approve Re-establishment Of Fund Rates
A public hearing to re-establish the county’s cumulative funds tax rates for capital development and bridges was the first order of business for the Kosciusko County Commissioners Tuesday, but no one spoke for or against them.
