Silver Lake Town Council Hears Citizen Proposal for Trunk-Or-Treat
The Silver Lake Town Council heard a citizen proposal for Trunk-or-Treat at a meeting Wednesday, Aug. 14.
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Pylant Is Passionate About Pollinators
Kay Pylant by all accounts is an avid gardener.
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Important Upcoming Election Dates And Vote Centers Announced
Important dates relating to voter registration, early voting, requests for an absentee ballot and a list of vote centers for the 2024 Presidential Election has been released by Ann Torpy, clerk of the Kosciusko Circuit and Superior Courts.
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Warsaw’s Community Bible Church To Install New Pastor
Community Bible Church will be welcoming a new senior pastor with an installation service Sunday, Aug. 18.
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Community Gives Its Input On Downtown Warsaw
Dozens of people took part in the Community Open House at The Vic in Warsaw Wednesday evening, Aug. 14, to review and give feedback on concepts and ideas about the future of the downtown.
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County Council Gets Through Over Half Of Proposed 2025 Budgets On 1st Day Of Hearings
In its first day of hearings for 2025 budgets Wednesday, Aug. 14, the Kosciusko County Council got through more than half of the departments’ presentations in four hours.
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Graveyard Groomer Restores History at the Leesburg Cemetery
John “Walt” Walters stumbled upon graveyard restoration work, quite literally, when he worked for the highway department in Fayette County.
Read MoreIndiana’s Third Grade Literacy Rates Increase for Third Consecutive Year
The Indiana Department of Education today, Wednesday, Aug. 14, released results from the 2023-2024 Indiana Reading Evaluation and Determination assessment, which show third graders had the largest single-year increase since the assessment was launched in 2013.
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Koontz And Richey To Speak At Heirloom Tomato Festival
Speakers for the 17th Annual Heirloom Tomato Festival, to be held Saturday, Aug. 24, will be Steve Koontz and Karen Richey.
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Water Gauge Returns To Syracuse Water Control Device
It was a labor of love for the community that Alan Tehan and his employees at Technical Services, Syracuse, spent three years repairing and redesigning the water level gauge at the Syracuse Water Control Device.
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KBOR Children’s Charities Car Show Set For Aug. 16
Kosciusko Board of Realtors is changing things up a bit for its fourth annual Children’s Charities Car Show.
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Grace and Zimmer Biomet secure historic uniform sponsorship
Grace College’s athletic department announces a historic partnership with Zimmer Biomet Wednesday, Aug. 14.
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North Lake Street In Warsaw To Be Closed Thursday Morning
North Lake Street in Warsaw will be closed during the morning hours Thursday, Aug. 15, according to a news release from the city of Warsaw.
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Fort Wayne Man Arrested For Using Gun To Threaten Man
A Fort Wayne man was recently arrested for allegedly using a gun to threaten a man.
Read MoreLARE Restoration Grants Received For Crooked Creek And Deeds Creek
Lake and River Enhancement funds for stream restoration along Crooked Creek and Deeds Creek in Kosciusko County are among 18 lake, river and watershed land treatment projects receiving funds through the Indiana Department of Natural Resources” LARE program.
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Firefighter Union Has Ambitious Goals For The Community
A little more than half a year into its existence, the Warsaw Professional Firefighters Local 5461 is hopeful for its plans to pan out in the coming years. The Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory unionized as a member of the International Association of Fire Fighters back in December.
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