Wawasee High School Juniors Continue Kehoe Kids Project
Wawasee High School juniors Emma Young and Jaclynn Worrell are two young philanthropists continuing the Kehoe Kid Project.
Read MoreWawasee High School juniors Emma Young and Jaclynn Worrell are two young philanthropists continuing the Kehoe Kid Project.
Read MoreThe Kosciusko Economic Development Corporation recently announced details for the second cohort of the Kosciusko Medical Technology Accelerator Studio, to continue building a pipeline of startup companies to complement and advance the existing product development and manufacturing capabilities in Warsaw.
Read MoreContinuing their work on the five-year master plan Thursday, Jan. 19, the Kosciusko County Parks and Recreation Board heard nearly 500 people responded to the public input survey and they worked on the priority action program in small groups.
Read MoreWarsaw Community High School’s girls’ basketball team received an Indiana High School Athletic Association Exemplary Behavior Report for their conduct at a Jan. 11 game against Mishawaka.
Read MoreKosciusko County Sheriff Jim Smith announces the hiring of Casey Trombley as the Kosciusko County Jail Chemical Addiction Program coordinator.
Read MoreOne person was killed in a wreck near Barbee Lake on Friday, Jan. 20.
Read MoreA Warsaw man was recently arrested after allegedly punching a woman in the mouth twice.
Read MoreGov. Eric. J. Holcomb, Secretary of Education Dr. Katie Jenner and Treasurer of State Daniel Elliott invite Indiana high school students to apply for the 2023 Governor’s STEM Team.
Read MorePhotography by Rochester native Christine Walsh will be on display at the Fulton County Public Library in Rochester now through the end of February.
Read MoreEd Rock is now part of the Harrison Township Advisory Board.
Read MoreThe new CEO of United Way of Allen County says as he works to better familiarize himself with the community, he is focused on helping the organization with its strategic shift in priorities
Read MoreHoosier Lakes Radio Club held its annual banquet Jan. 6, at the American Table, Warsaw.
Read MoreFood choices can be confusing – from organic to local to GMOs, how do consumers decide what’s best for them and their families?
Read MoreCounty officials have been contacted to help clean up a man’s property in Pierceton.
Read MoreA North Webster man will serve a five-year sentence locally after officers found images of child pornography on his electronic devices.
Read MoreThe Warsaw Breakfast Optimist Club has donated $1,000 to Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts for scholarships for students to participate in classes at the Wagon Wheel Conservatory.
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