Columbia City Man Killed In Wreck Southeast Of Columbia City
A Columbia City man was killed in a wreck southeast of Columbia City on Monday night, Aug. 12.
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Project 2025 Is a Roadmap to Disaster
I have spent a great deal of time in recent months poring through the 992 pages of “Mandate for Leadership, The Conservative Promise,” more commonly called Project 2025.
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Victory: IU Health takes necessary steps to protect patients’ privacy
Attorney General Todd Rokita’s office secured another win for medical privacy, ensuring through court-directed discovery that IU Health has proper privacy controls and training in place to protect Hoosier patients’ private health information.
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Magical Meadows Grants Warsaw Woman’s Wish To Ride Horse Again
Lisa Owens says she’s “always connected with horses.”
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Karas Recognized By State, Local Leaders At Retirement Party For EMA, 911 Work
Fulton County has “huge shoes to fill” with the retirement of Gail Karas, says Brittney Thompson.
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Water Needs Vary Widely in August, September in our Crops
August and September are important months for our corn and soybean crop’s water needs.
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Kosciusko County GOP Plans Dinner Cruise For Aug. 29
The Kosciusko County GOP is planning a dinner cruise from 5:30-8 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 29.
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Pierceton Council Hears Concern About Pierceton Woods Academy Residents
During an Aug. 12 council meeting, the Pierceton Town Council heard a concern about Pierceton Woods Academy residents trespassing at a local business.
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OK Boomer Performing In South Whitley Thursday
South Whitley Community Public Library’s final concert of the summer will feature OK Boomer, a band that performs classic rock and some country music.
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Winona Lake Receives Several Applicants For Pavilion Director Position
Winona Lake Town Council is moving closer to making a decision on a director for the Miller Sunset Pavilion.
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Indiana retailers warned: THC products may violate state law
THC retailers across Indiana are being warned they could be violating Indiana law by selling cannabis products containing more than 0.3% of the chemical Delta-9, which can have an intoxicating effect and may cause some side effects.
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Grace Remains One Institution As It Rebrands College & Seminary
Grace remains a Christ-centered institution, but now it has two brands and logos — one for Grace College and the other for Grace Theological Seminary.
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WSC Accepts Milford Elementary Project Bids, PAC Update
Earlier this month, the Wawasee School Corporation held a bid opening for the Milford Elementary School project, one of the two projects currently underway within the corporation.
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Kosciusko Connect Fiber Optic Internet Services Coming To Leesburg
High speed fiber optic internet services from Kosciusko Connect will soon be available to Leesburg residents and businesses.
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Sidney Town Council Hears Proposal For 9-Month Strategic Plan
Sidney Town Council heard a proposal for a nine-month development timeline for a strategic plan for community improvements at a meeting on Monday, Aug. 12.
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Future Of Wawasee Gymnastics Unclear
The future of the Wawasee gymnastics and Wawasee Gymnastics Club Inc. is unclear as, last week, the gymnastic coaches and WGC board of directors were alerted that the Wawasee School Corporation administration pulled the trigger on a decision that could potentially end gymnastics in the school corporation.
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