Gold Star Family From Rochester Honored At Akron Event
There’s an old adage that says military veterans die twice – once when they pass away and again after their names are never mentioned again.
Read MoreEtna Green Council To Hold Special Meeting Tuesday
The Etna Green Town Council will hold a special meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday, June 23. It is open to the public.
Read MoreThallemer Encourages Continued Use Of Masks
Warsaw Mayor Joe Thallemer spoke about the improvement in COVID-19 numbers across the state during the City of Warsaw Board of Public Works & Safety meeting Friday, June 19.
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Kosciusko County Health Department Issues Statement On Increase Of COVID-19 Cases
Between noon Wednesday, June 17, and noon Friday, June 19, the Kosciusko County Health Department reported a total of 31 new COVID-19 cases. This brings the county’s total number of reported cases to 379, with two deaths.
Read MoreLaunchPad Receives Desert Grant From Early Learning Indiana
Kosciusko County’s Child Care and Early Learning Coalition, also known as LaunchPad, recently received a Desert Grant from Early Learning Indiana.
Read MoreWawasee Grateful To See No School Funding Cuts
Administrators breathed a collective sigh of relief upon hearing there will be no school funding cuts in the state budget. Clearly funding cuts would have piled even more stress upon the stress already existing the last few months.
Read More‘Titus 1’ Dedicated At Fire Association Meeting
The first of three RamFan VX Power Stream fans was dedicated tonight, Thursday, Feb. 18, by the Kosciusko Fireman’s Association at its meeting. The meeting was held at Winona Lake Fire Station. Named Titus 1, the 20 hp Honda gasoline motor, is the realization that the late Winona Lake Fire Chief Mitch Titus had before his death.
Read MoreWinona Lake Man To Serve Eight Years In Prison After Molesting Child
A Winona Lake man will serve eight years in prison after molesting a child on multiple occasions.
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Three Local Food Distribution Events Happening Next Week
Fresh perishable items and dry goods will be offered free of charge at three local areas next week. All items will be pre-boxed and pre-bagged. The events are first come, first serve for up to 400 households while supplies last for those in need of food assistance.
Read MoreBeaches Without Lifeguards Becoming The Norm
A tanned lifeguard lounging atop a tall seat overlooking a crowded beach has been a visionary staple of summer in America for decades, but that might soon be a part of history.
Read MoreStatewide Silver Alert Issued For Michigan Man Last Seen In Indiana
A Statewide Silver Alert has been declared for a Michigan man who was last seen in Rolling Prairie, Ind.
Read MoreRetired Art Teacher Pursues Her Passion
Sherri Johnson is a retired art instructor having taught in Warsaw Community Schools for more than 35 years. She does batik and mixed-media work but any type of painting is her favorite art media.
Read MoreMorales Files To Run For County Council At-Large Seat
WARSAW — Democrats in Kosciusko County have another candidate for the general election. Paul Morales signed paperwork Wednesday, June 17, to run for one of three at-large seats on Kosciusko County Council. He’s the third Democrat to announce campaigns for county-level seats in recent weeks. He and Noemi … Read More
More Than 100 County Residents Have Recovered From COVID-19
Between noon Monday, June 15, and noon Wednesday, June 17, the Kosciusko County Health Department reported a total of 14 new COVID-19 cases. This brings the county’s total number of cases to 349, with two deaths.
Read MoreClaypool Council Signals Support For Section Street Residential Plan
The Claypool Town Council approved next steps for the building of a home on a vacant Section Street lot during a meeting on Tuesday, June 16.
Read MoreLocal Graduate Publishes Book On Concept-Based Instruction
Warsaw Community High School graduate and former teacher Brian Scott recently had a book published by Prufrock Press.
Read MoreNorth Webster Council Hears Updates From Departments
Returning to its regular meeting place in the party room of the North Webster Community Center, North Webster Town Council gathered Tuesday evening, June 16.
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