AKRON – The Tippecanoe Valley High School Work Based Learning (WBL) administrators and students hosted the 2018 Employer Appreciation Banquet on May 10 at the Akron Community Center.
WINONA LAKE – Two Grace College students are headed to Indianapolis to participate in Smart Tech, an immersive, four-week program to prepare liberal arts students for the high-tech job market.
Kosciusko County Community Fair Inc. issued a news release Thursday in response to Circuit Court Judge Mike Reed’s temporary injunction on motorized racing at the fairgrounds while the court proceedings are ongoing.
A North Webster woman was arrested earlier this week after allegedly using a dead man’s Social Security number to obtain over $39,000 in fraudulent loans.
After nearly three hours of testimony on the order to demolish the former Silver Lake Elementary School, Hearing Officer Thomas Earhart had a simple question: Who owns the building?
Jim Lancaster returned to Warsaw three years ago after his job with Zimmer Biomet took him to the Netherlands for five years, and he’s doing his best to bring back a bit of the European country’s intensity for bicycling.
Four sleek bike racks have been installed and a fleet of new white bikes sponsored by Zimmer Biomet – the basis for a new community bike program – have been delivered.
The third part of a series titled “A Community Call To Action” will be from 6 to 8 p.m. Monday at Lakeview Middle School, 848 E. Smith St., Warsaw.
If timing is everything, it could not have been much better for Republicans on Thursday night in Elkhart as President Donald Trump whipped up the crowd in a raucous campaign rally that looked at both 2018 and 2020.
A woman who violated her probation by cutting her boyfriend with a knife will serve her sentence of four years in Kosciusko County Community Corrections as long as she resides in a residential rehabilitation home.