ATWOOD — The Atwood Fire Department will hold a pancake and sausage breakfast from 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 29, at the Atwood Community Building, located at 213 E. Hovey St. A free-will donation is required for entry. All proceeds will benefit the Atwood Fire Department.
SYRACUSE — Wawasee hosted a double division event Saturday, Feb. 22, with 39 teams competing in the high school division and 27 teams competing in the middle school division, on opposite sides of Wawasee’s spectator gymnasium. The final match was an epic “clash of the green” between first … Read More
WARSAW — The Animal Welfare League of Kosciusko County is asking for help in identifying two men who allegedly tied a dog to the shelter doors at 9:30 p.m. Monday, Feb. 24. According to an AWL Facebook post, when staff arrived at 6 a.m. Tuesday, they were unable … Read More
WARSAW — Living in Transition Effectively, the new jail ministry program expected to launch this spring, will be aimed at reducing recidivism rates and preparing inmates for re-entry into society. LITE Coordinator Tammy Cotton and her husband, Chris, came up with the idea for the program after their … Read More
WARSAW – A growing scandal involving two virtual schools is sending political ripples through parts of Northern Indiana. Republican candidate Bill Dixon is calling out his primary opponent, District 22 State Rep. Curt Nisly, of Milford, to respond to reports that he accepted a $1,000 campaign donation from … Read More
NEW CASTLE — A Warsaw man died while serving a prison sentence at the New Castle Correctional Facility for sexual misconduct with a minor. Brandon Gregory Nissley, 23, was in the New Castle Correctional Facility serving a four-year sentence for sexual misconduct with a minor, a level 4 … Read More
WARSAW — On Saturday, Feb. 22, students from five schools in the Warsaw Community School corporation attended the Scholastic Chess of Indiana Regional Team Chess Tournament held at Goshen High School. The Goshen regional was one of four regional contests around the state. Grade-level teams of students competed … Read More
SYRACUSE — Syracuse Cub Scout Pack 3828 recently held its annual Blue and Gold Awards Banquet attended by Cub Scouts, their families and special guests at Saint Andrews United Methodist Church. The theme for the evening was moon and stars. Cub Master Don Curry handed out awards and … Read More
NOBLE COUNTY — Dakota B. Fisher, 31, North Webster, was struck and killed by an SUV Friday, Feb. 21, as he was walking along a road in Noble County. The crash happened at about 9:31 p.m. on US 33, near Albion Road, north of Kimmell. The preliminary investigation … Read More
CLAYPOOL — Driving south along SR 15S, it’s hard not to notice two new large structures near the road at the Louis Dreyfus Company’s Claypool facility. According to Louis Dreyfus Commercial Manager Jeremy Mullins, the two “gigantic” Quonset will be used for soybean storage. The Quonset huts are … Read More
UPDATE: Due to the inclement weather conditions, the Ronald McDonald Care Mobile has rescheduled its visit to the K21 Health Pavilion. Today’s visit has been rescheduled from today to this coming from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday, March 4, in the pavilion parking lot. WARSAW — The … Read More
LOGANSPORT — The NFL season has wrapped up and now sports fans can turn to Major League Baseball as spring training gets underway in about three weeks. But for Logansport craftsman Trampas Young, thinking about baseball and one essential tool of the trade has become a year-round business. … Read More
WARSAW — A Goshen man faces multiple charges after he allegedly burglarized a NIPSCO substation. Michael Devon Helmuth, 38, 218 Winchester Trail, Goshen, faces two counts of critical infrastructure facility mischief, a level 5 felony. He also faces charges of burglary, a level 5 felony; critical infrastructure trespass, … Read More
