Jeff Huffman and other nursing home operators in the state say they haven’t been paid for their work since the state transitioned to managed care for certain Medicaid services on July 1 — marking two weeks in limbo for providers in the PathWays to Aging program.
Read MoreClaypool Fire Chief Rick Hurley said a proposal from OSHA regarding major changes to regulations for fire service would have a negative impact on Kosciusko County’s fire departments.
Read MoreOn Thursday, July 18, the dedication of Indiana’s second official Shipwreck Nature Preserve – the “Muskegon” will take place just offshore from Indiana Dunes National Park’s Mount Baldy.
Read MoreWe hope you were able to take time to visit our local fair and the art displayed.
Read MoreJill Biehl, administrative assistant for admissions, celebrated her 50th anniversary working at Manchester University on July 15.
Read MoreThe county’s Veteran of the Month for July 2024 served in Panama, Saudi Arabia and Iraq, as well as Mississippi and Florida, during his 22 years of military service.
Read MoreNIPSCO is continuing its efforts to restore power in Kosciusko County and surrounding areas after severe storms hit northern Indiana during the early morning hours of July 16.
Read MoreThe Indiana State Fair returns Aug. 2-18, and this year the fair has added more new experiences and more excitement with an array of captivating attractions and events.
Read MoreThe future of Kosciusko County government providing funding to local nonprofit organizations is uncertain.
Read MoreA new study from Ball State University’s Center for Business and Economic Research revealed how child care availability and costs affect women’s workforce participation in Indiana.
Read MoreWinona Lake Fire Department Public Information Officer Mike Cox brought a letter-writing campaign to the Winona Lake Town Council’s attention Tuesday, July 16.
Read MoreIn an expected move, the North Webster Town Council approved the vacation of a a public right-of-way in the parking lot of the North Webster Community Center.
Read MoreMain Street Warsaw’s July Third Friday on July 19 has a Western Night theme.
Read MoreThe Turkey Creek Regional Sewer District discussed property owners in the Eastshore/Northshore area who have failed to connect to the new sewer system at their Monday, July 15, meeting.
Read MoreDespite a 2022 federal court judgment requiring him to pay his employees overtime, Tim Paul — owner of eight Indianapolis-area healthcare services companies — continues to use improper pay practices, the U.S. Department of Labor alleges in its request that a federal court hold the employer in contempt for ignoring the 2022 decision.
Read MoreThe Kosciusko County Solid Waste Management District tabled a request from the county auditor’s office for a fee increase during a July 16 meeting.
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