WARSAW — During the first Warsaw Board of Zoning Appeals meeting of the year held tonight, Jan. 27, the board approved both cases in under 20 minutes. The first case was a variance request made by Randy and Jessie Slone to allow an accessory structure without a … Read More
WARSAW — One person was injured after a two-vehicle accident on Old Road 30. The accident occurred shortly before 4 p.m. Monday, Jan. 27, in front of LSC Communications, 2801 W. Old Road 30, Warsaw. A red Ford Ranger XLT and Lewis Salvage dump truck were involved in … Read More
WARSAW — Kosciusko County ranks among the counties in northeast Indiana with jobless rates below the national and state average. According to December 2019 statistics released by the Indiana Department of Workforce Development, Kosciusko County has a 2.7% unemployment rate. The county ranks with many counties in the … Read More
ROCHESTER — Alyssa Shepherd, the 25-year old Rochester motorist who struck four children, killing three of them at a bus stop on SR 25, is appealing her sentence with the Indiana Court of Appeals. In December, Fulton County Superior Court Judge Gregory Heller sentenced Shepherd to four years … Read More
SOUTH BEND – On Sunday morning, Jan. 26, officers from the Indiana State Police Bremen Post assisted the St. Joseph County Metro Homicide Unit after their officers discovered a suspected marijuana cultivation operation during the course of a homicide investigation. Troopers were requested to an address in the … Read More
WARSAW — First responders went to a three-vehicle accident Monday afternoon, Jan. 27. At approximately 2:24 p.m., Warsaw Police Department, Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory and Lutheran EMS responded to a three-vehicle accident at the intersection of Market and Cleveland streets in Warsaw. The accident involved a white GMC box … Read More
WARSAW — A Warsaw man sentenced in Kosciusko Circuit Court Monday, Jan. 27, on a dealing charge received a three-year sentence, with two years of that time suspended. Cody Allen Hale, 31, 425 Wexford Place, Warsaw, pleaded guilty to dealing in a narcotic drug, a level 5 felony. … Read More
LAKEVILLE – New Prairie’s Chase Ketterer and Triton’s Whytnie Miller earned the W.B. Hawkins Awards at this weekend’s TCU Bi-County Basketball Tournament.
Read MoreINDIANAPOLIS — State Rep. Doug Gutwein’s (District 16) legislation that would save taxpayers millions of dollars by eliminating vehicle registration decals passed out of the House Roads and Transportation Committee Wednesday. Each year, Hoosiers pay to renew their vehicle registrations and receive decals from the Indiana Bureau of … Read More
PORTAGE — A statewide Silver Alert has been declared for a Portage man. The Portage Police Department is investigating the disappearance of Joseph W. Thomas, an 82-year-old black male who is 5 feet 8 inches tall and weighs 190 pounds. He has gray hair with brown eyes and … Read More
WARSAW — A Warsaw man faces additional charges following a vehicle theft. Jerald Jerome Womack, 57, 601 West Prairie Street, faces a charge of theft, a level 6 felony; and driving while suspended, a class A misdemeanor. These charges appear to be separate from the charges on which … Read More
WARSAW — National Weather Service predicts chances of snow showers today, tonight and Tuesday. There is a chance of snow showers Monday, Jan. 27, before 3 p.m., followed by a slight chance of flurries. The high will be near 34. Monday night will see scattered snow showers after … Read More
From the Files of the Kosciusko County Historical Society This is a retrospective column that will run a few times a month on InkFreeNews. Jan. 25, 1957 — The engines of two Pennsylvania freight trains crashed head-on in East Warsaw at 7:45 a.m., Jan. 25. 1957. The collision … Read More
WARSAW – Warsaw’s Robert Murphy is gearing up for a shot at qualifying for the Olympics in marathon running.
Read MoreINDIANAPOLIS — State Rep. David Abbott (District 82) recently honored Fort Wayne native Morgan Malm and the other winners of Purdue University’s Student Soybean Product Innovation Competition at the Statehouse. Abbott said the contest challenges students to create a new industrial product using soybeans. The team of Malm … Read More
WABASH — Eagles Theatre is excited to announce Wabash’s own Crystal Gayle as the headlining act for the opening night, kicking off a variety of performances for the month of March. Born in Paintsville, Ky. and raised in Wabash, Gayle grew up singing in school choirs, for … Read More
