SYRACUSE — Syracuse town officials can no longer say they do not own the water control device, often referred to as the Turkey Creek dam. Deeds relating to the sale of the property currently known as Crosson Mill Park have been found. The town of Syracuse owns the … Read More
KOSCIUSKO — Major Robert Webster, Indiana Divisional Commander, has announced the appointment of Ken and Sina Locke as the Corps Administrators of The Salvation Army serving Kosciusko and Whitley Counties. An induction ceremony will be held during worship at 11 a.m. Sunday, June 30, by Majors Keith and … Read More
KOSCIUSKO — A downed tree took down a power line, resulting in the closure of US 30, starting west of Warsaw and going for at least 2 miles. Utility crews are working to address the problem. According to NIPSCO, US 30 is expected to be open in the … Read More
KOSCIUSKO — If you’re just waking up, you may be unpleasantly surprised to find out you have no power. As of approximately 4 a.m., calls begin coming through to NIPSCO regarding widespread power outages. The NIPSCO site shows multiple outages in Kosciusko County, including the areas of Warsaw, … Read More
NORTH WEBSTER — Meghan Beer was crowned Queen of Lakes at the 74th Annual Queen of Lakes Pageant held Saturday, June 22, at North Webster Community Center. The pageant, with its “Life at the Lake!” theme, started at 7 p.m., following a busy day of Mermaid Festival activities, … Read More
SYRACUSE — Close to 100 signatures were obtained for the formation of Turkey Creek Dam and Dike Conservancy at the annual Wawasee Property Owners Association and Syracuse Lake Association annual breakfast Saturday morning. This was the first public event for freeholders to sign the petition. Bill Pipp, WPOA … Read More
WINONA LAKE — The Kosciusko Kettleheads held their ninth annual Homebrew Fest on Saturday, June 22. The event took place near Cerulean Gardens in Winona Lake. Purchase of a $25 admission ticket gave patrons the opportunity to sample approximately 40 locally made beers and ciders. The brews ranged … Read More
SYRACUSE — A cool crisp breeze and temps in the 70s served as the background for this year’s Oakwood Fine Arts Festival. The festival started at 10 a.m. and ends at 7 p.m. today, Saturday, June 22. Chautauqua-Wawasee hosted the event at Oakwood Resort in Syracuse. This annual … Read More
SYRACUSE — A cool lake breeze greeted those walking out onto the pier and boat slips at Oakwood Resort to view the variety of wooden and antique boats on display Saturday, June 22. The show began at 10 a.m. with boats arriving for the annual Lake Wawasee Wooden … Read More
SYRACUSE —Two variances and one exception were approved at the regular meeting of the Syracuse Board of Zoning Appeals Thursday, June 20. Main Channel Marina’s petition was approved to allow for a change and alteration to a previously granted exception. It wants to allow the construction of a … Read More
PIERCETON — Representatives from three Kosciusko County townships, as well as firefighters, Pierceton Town Council members and township advisory board members, held a preliminary discussion on Thursday, June 20, in regards to potentially establishing a fire territory. Pierceton Fire Chief Gordon Baker set up the discussion-based meeting involving … Read More
Fort Wayne — Four areas of surgical care at Dupont Hospital have received Center of Excellence accreditation from Surgical Review Corporation, an internationally recognized patient safety organization. The accreditations include: Center of Excellence in Robotic Surgery Center of Excellence in Minimally Invasive Gynecology Center of Excellence in Minimally … Read More
WARSAW — Summer’s arrival today — the longest day of the year — promises pleasant weather conditions today and tonight, but look for rain this weekend. The National Weather Service in North Webster predicts sunny conditions and a high of 78 today. Tonight’s low will fall to 61 … Read More
WARSAW — Each June, USDA celebrates National Homeownership Month with events across the country to highlight USDA’s continuing commitment to providing affordable housing opportunities. On Thursday, June 20, local USDA representatives held a homeownership ceremonial event at a newly constructed home on West Point Drive, Warsaw, and presented … Read More
SYRACUSE — As Turkey Creek Regional Sewer District celebrates the successful transfer of all Syracuse flow, the district’s new attorney recommended some serious cracking down on those ignoring district policy. During Monday night’s regularly monthly meeting of the TCRSD board, held June 17, employees, board members and the … Read More
KOSCIUSKO — In a secret location somewhere in Kosciusko County, a crew of six workers from a local farming operation gingerly sowed tiny hemp plants into the moist Indiana soil. In roughly three months, the plants will be processed for their oil, and will ultimately provide relief to … Read More
