Grants Up To $100K Available From IDEM’s Community Recycling Grant Program

INDIANAPOLIS – The Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM) announced the availability of grant funding for recycling and household hazardous waste (HHW) collection and disposal from the agency’s Community Recycling Grant Program (CRGP).

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Community Foundation Earns Candid’s Highest Seal Of Transparency

Kosciusko County Community Foundation announced they have been recognized with the 2023 Candid Platinum Seal of Transparency, the highest level of recognition offered by GuideStar.

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Frida Farrera Velasco Named Manager Retail Branch At Interra Credit Union

Frida Farrera Velasco Named Manager Retail Branch At Interra Credit Union

Bowl For Kids’ Sake 2025 Raises Over $250,000 Across Northeast Indiana

Big Brothers Big Sisters concluded a successful year of Bowl For Kids’ Sake fundraising, surpassing its goal of $250,000 for its mentorship programs across Northeast Indiana.

County Wage Committee Recommends New Hires For 2025

Wage committee recommendations for the 2025 budget were read aloud Thursday at the Kosciusko County Council’s informational meeting, and they included several new hires.

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Jessica Denton Joins Interra Credit Union’s Mortgage Department

Jessica Denton Joins Interra Credit Union’s Mortgage Department

Beacon Credit Union Kicks Off 15th Annual Project Spotlight

WABASH – Beacon Credit Union launches its 15th year of Project Spotlight. The credit union created the program to inspire individuals and organizations to connect and serve those living and working around them. The campaign occurs in the 13 communities where the Beacon full-service Member Centers are located.

Combined Community Services Seeking Executive Director

Combined Community Services (CCS), a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting healthy and whole families in Kosciusko County, is actively seeking a dynamic and visionary executive director to lead its mission of providing comfort, hope and essential resources for neighbors in need.

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Indiana March 2025 Employment Report Released

INDIANAPOLIS - The unemployment rate of the sate of Indiana in March was recorded to be 4.1%, according to the Indiana Department of Workforce Development. By comparison, the national unemployment rate reported for March was 4.2%.

Last-Second Shot Sinks Vikings' Ship

AKRON - Winamac girls basketball head coach Jim Swaney picked up his 300th and perhaps most memorable win with a 63-62 buzzer-beating win over Valley Tuesday night. Winamac came into the contest ranked first in the most recent 2A poll and a 9-0 record. On the other end, Valley had reeled off three straight wins after a rough start to the season. Despite no full moon outside, there were plenty of strange occurences that occured inside the Valley gym Tuesday night. The tone of the game was set at the 5:22 mark of the second quarter when Kara Kramer looked to complete a three-point play.Kramer's free throw attempt bounced on the rim three times before coming to rest on the back of the rim. At that point, the Vikings trailed 27-16 and continued to trail by double digits for most of the game.Valley made its push in the fourth quarter and took its first lead at 57-55 with 2:33 left in the game on three Holli Jackson free throws.

Valley Girls Edge Whitko

SOUTH WHITLEY - Hosting the Tippecanoe Valley Vikings Wednesday, the Whitko Wildcats dug a hole just a bit too deep.

Warsaw Harriers Aim For Top-Five Finish

If the sixth-ranked Warsaw boys cross country team is going to achieve its goal of finishing in the top five at Saturday’s state finals, its top three runners will need to lead the way.

Tigers Host Bob Turner Classic

LEESBURG – Warsaw boys golf coach Ben Barkey was full of emotion Monday evening.On one hand, he was all smiles as he talked about how coachable his current group of players is, and how they continue to improve as the postseason looms.

Stookey Leads Tigers To win

With his team needing a win, senior Jordan Stookey stepped up and delivered one for the Warsaw Tigers Tuesday night.

Columbia City Sweeps Warsaw Spikers

COLUMBIA CITY — Following his team’s fourth loss in six matches, Warsaw volleyball coach Mike Howard is searching for answers.

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Manchester Football?Coach Miller Steps Down

Wildcats break century mark in win, LCA drops final conference game of the season, middle school girls hoops recaps

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Warsaw’s Greene Taking Advantage Of Second Chance

Warsaw’s Aaron Greene has stepped up in critical roles on both offense and defense for the Tiger football team to spell injured teammates during the past two games. He engineered two touchdown drives in the second half at quarterback to hold off a hard-charging Elkhart Memorial comeback.

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Warsaw Wins Thriller At Memorial

“Next man up!” It’s heard in sports, the military, and on the job. The Warsaw Tigers called on junior quarterback Aaron Green and sophomore halfback Julius Jones to step into a very hard-fought game in the second half and contribute to the Tigers 38-35 victory over the Elkhart Memorial Crimson Chargers. “It’s next man up (in our program)!” Tiger head coach Bart Curtis said.