Tippecanoe Valley Grads Get Their Day In The Sun
Tippecanoe Valley High School seniors gathered for one final time Sunday, July 26, to celebrate graduation – 132 days since they last sat in classrooms together.
Read MoreGold Star Families To Honored On War Memorial
Kosciusko County has assured that residents who have paid the ultimate sacrifice for freedom are honored with their names on the War Memorial at the corner of Center and Lake Streets at the courthouse.
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Four Honored With WACF Awards Saturday
The annual Wawasee Area Conservancy Foundation’s Celebration and meeting wasn’t open to the public, but hundreds could view the meeting happenings through a live stream on the foundation’s Facebook page. Over 304 people viewed and heard about the activities of WACF, recognitions and overview on the first year of the Wawasee Inlet Nutrient Study.
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Poli (Sigh): Remington Says Determining Cause Of Deaths Often A Judgment Call
You’ve heard the claims, read the memes and probably even wondered if the conspiracy over pandemic testing is true.
Read MoreNew Pastor Brings Passion For Intercultural Missions To Warsaw
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church of Warsaw (Lutheran Church – Missouri Synod) has welcomed the Reverend Gino Marchetti II as its newly installed pastor during a special ordination and installation ceremony held Saturday, June 27, at Creighton’s “The Roost” event center.
Read MoreMarshall County Accident Involving Motorcycle Sends Two To Hospital
Two people were taken to the hospital after a two-vehicle accident in Marshall County involving a motorcycle.
Read MoreKosciusko County Sees 26 New COVID-19 Cases
Between noon Wednesday, July 22, and noon Friday, July 24, the Kosciusko County Health Department reported a total of 26 new COVID-19 cases. This brings the county’s total number of reported cases to 747, with eight deaths.
Read MoreLocal Police Won’t Enforce Mask Mandate
City and county police officers will not respond to calls regarding people failing or refusing to wear a mask.
Read MoreNumerous Exemptions In Governor’s Mask Mandate
Governor Eric Holcomb’s executive order regarding the state of Indiana’s mask mandate lists exemptions to wearing face coverings while in public.
Read MoreSentencing Set For Monday In Fatal Shooting
A Warsaw man involved in a fatal shooting in October 2019 will be sentenced at 8:15 a.m. Monday, July 27, in Kosciusko Circuit Court.
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Second Step Taken Toward Forming Conservancy In Syracuse
An estimated $50 a year is all it will cost freeholders around Syracuse and Wawasee lakes should the Turkey Creek Dam and Dike Conservancy be established, according to an estimated budget presented during a Natural Resource Commission public hearing Thursday afternoon, July 23. Approximately 13 people attended the hearing, which lasted close to two hours.
Read MoreDixie Boat To Be Honored With Water Parade And Pier Decor
A North Webster national historic monument, the Dixie sternwheel paddleboat, is being honored Saturday, July 25.
Read MoreSyracuse Clerk-Treasurer’s Office Now Open By Appointment
The Syracuse Clerk-Treasurer’s office at the Syracuse Town Hall will be open to the public by appointment only starting on Monday the 27. This will remain in effect until further notification.
Read MoreCommunity Foundation Will Honor Suzie Light Aug. 18
After almost 27 years of service, Suzie Light has officially retired as CEO of the Kosciusko County Community Foundation.
Read MoreMore Than 500 County Residents Have Recovered From COVID-19
Between noon Monday, July 20, and noon Wednesday, July 22, the Kosciusko County Health Department reported a total of 27 new COVID-19 cases. This brings the county’s total number of reported cases to 721, with eight deaths.
Read MoreThree File For Warsaw School Board Seats
Three people signed paperwork to run for Warsaw School Board positions, including two incumbents and one newcomer.
Read MoreClaypool Town Council Sets Fire Contract Meeting; New Reserve Officer Appointed
The Claypool Town Council discussed the town’s fire contract with the Claypool Volunteer Fire Department during a meeting on Tuesday, July 21.
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