WINONA LAKE — Residents of Winona Lake got a first look at the town’s long-term vision for itself following Tuesday night’s regular town board meeting Tuesday, June 18. According to Town Board President Rick Swaim, a steering committee first met June 27, 2018, to help formulate the beginnings … Read More
WABASH — Four new shows have been added to the Ford Theater line-up at the Honeywell Center, including American rock band TOTO, comedian Chad Prather, and the holiday spectacular A Very Electric Christmas. Tickets for all shows will be on sale at 10 a.m. June 19. TOTO will … Read More
KOSCIUSKO — Pets of the Week are available for adoption at the Animal Welfare League, located at 3489 E. CR 100S, Pierceton. Grapes We heard through the grapevine that there’s a new cat in town looking for a “furever” home. Meet Grapes, king of all he surveys from … Read More
CLAYPOOL — During its meeting on Tuesday, June 18, the Claypool Town Council announced that Travis Neff has been hired as the town’s new attorney. Neff, an attorney with Turner Valentine LLP in Warsaw, is replacing John Barrett. Barrett resigned from the town attorney position. As Neff was … Read More
SIDNEY — The Sidney-Jackson Township Fire Department will be hosting a Big Boss BBQ from noon to 4 p.m. Sunday, June 30. The address is 103 E. Center St., Sidney. The cost is $8 dine in for an adult meal and dessert, $5 dine in for children age 12 … Read More
WINONA LAKE — The Winona Lake Town Council held a presentation to honor Mitch Titus, the town’s fire chief who died May 5 as a result of a workplace accident a few days earlier. The family of Titus was presented with a gold-plated ceremony ax that bore an … Read More
WARSAW — Warsaw Community Schools’ board of trustees heard about leaps forward in education at the elementary school level as well as in the adult arena at its monthly board work session Tuesday, June 18. Adult education Steven Ferber of the Gateway Adult Education program told the board … Read More
WARSAW — Juneteenth, which celebrates the freedom of slaves in the United States, will be held Wednesday night, June 19, at the Kosciusko County Fairgrounds. The event is organized by the law office of Warsaw attorney Travis McConnell and will be from 6 to 8 p.m. at the … Read More
SOUTH BEND – Chicago Cubs legend Ryne Sandberg was in South Bend Tuesday for the Midwest League All-Star Game.
Read MoreWARSAW — The Greater Warsaw Ministerial Association recently met with Right to Life of North Central Indiana to present a check in the amount of $2,000 to support the Baby Box Project. Money was collected from New Life Christian Church and Community Life Center. All churches and the … Read More
KOSCIUSKO — NaevEnya Moore and Jordyn Leininger, two Pierceton teens representing Kosciusko County, placed in the top 11 of their age divisions in the 2019 Miss Indiana Pageant held in Zionsville Saturday, June 15. According to Amy Miller, who has directed the Miss Kosciusko County Pageant event for … Read More
WARSAW — Cirque Italia, the first traveling Italian water circus with a 35,000-gallon water stage and amazing artists from all over the world will be performing in Warsaw at the Kosciusko County Fairgrounds. The Warsaw shows will be at the following days and times: 7:30 p.m. Thursday, June … Read More
LARWILL — The Whitko School Board discussed the hiring and interviewing processes for each school’s vacant job positions during its meeting on Monday, June 17. Whitko Jr./Sr. High School Principal John Snyder said the school is currently in the process of hiring teachers. In total, WJSH had 11 … Read More
By Darla McCammon Have you added any of our adventures to your family calendar yet? Here are a few more summer fairs and events, most including fine art and free admission, for you to enjoy. Remember, learning things can be a lot of fun and what is better … Read More
MENTONE — During the Tippecanoe Valley School Corporation Board Meeting held this evening, June 17, the board accepted donations for suicide prevention efforts and bus cameras. Valley Connects, the school corporations mental health task force, received $7,1000 in funding from the Indiana Suicide Prevention Coalition. This money … Read More
