Bill To Limit Foreign “Adversaries” From Buying Indiana Farmland Advances In House
A bill to limit who can buy agricultural land in Indiana advanced Monday with bipartisan support.
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Goshen Theater Releases End Of February Event Calendar
The Goshen Theater, 216 S. Main St., has released its February monthly event calendar.
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Lt. Gov: Pause Funding Cuts For ‘Most Vulnerable’ Hoosiers
Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch asked the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration Monday to pause budget cuts that could punish Indiana’s “most vulnerable” residents.
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Statewide Silver Alert Declared For Valparaiso Woman
A Statewide Silver Alert has been declared for a Valparaiso woman.
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Warsaw Man Arrested For Using Illegal Drugs In Presence Of Two Children
A Warsaw man was recently arrested for allegedly using illegal drugs while in the presence of two children.
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Parkview Warsaw Center For Healthy Living Offers Check-Up Day Feb. 7
The Parkview Warsaw Center for Healthy Living invites area residents in need of lab testing to sign up for Check-Up Day, which will be held Wednesday, Feb. 7.
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Holcomb Appoints Kelley To Natural Resources Commission
Governor Eric J. Holcomb has announced several appointments to various state boards and commissions, among them is Tom Kelley’s appointment to the Natural Resources Commission.
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Warsaw Schools Celebrates Partnership With SYM Financial
SYM Financial recognition night was held on Jan. 27 at the Warsaw Community High School boys’ basketball home game against Elkhart High School to celebrate the partnership between Warsaw Community Schools and SYM Financial Advisors.
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In The Bend Quilts Of Valor Celebrates National Sew Day
For many years, the National Quilts of Valor Foundation has designated the first Saturday in February as National Sew Day.
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Hovenden Arrested In Fatal Drug Overdose Case
A Claypool man was recently arrested for allegedly dealing drugs to a Warsaw man who overdosed and passed away.
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Layoffs Reported At Tecomet
Layoffs have been reported at Tecomet in Kosciusko County.
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Judge Grants Class Action Certification In Child Transition Ban Lawsuit
A federal judge this week granted class action certification in a lawsuit challenging Indiana’s recent ban on transition-related care for Hoosier youth diagnosed with gender dysphoria.
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Warsaw Man Arrested For Making Threats, Throwing Eggs At Residence
A Warsaw man was arrested for allegedly threatening a man and throwing eggs at a residence in Milford.
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EPA Approves Permits For Controversial Carbon Sequestration Fertilizer Project
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency last week issued permits allowing a West Terre Haute-based company to construct two underground wells for carbon sequestration.
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Research Confirms Social Media’s Deadly Effects On Youth Of Color
Social media platforms are used by practically everyone, but most widely by teens.
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Timeline From The Past: Snow Emergency
From the Files of the Kosciusko County Historical Society. Editor’s note: This is a retrospective article that runs a few times a month on InkFreeNews. Feb. 1, 1982 — Nearly a foot of new snow fell Sunday, bringing all activities to a halt in Kosciusko County. Numerous businesses, … Read More