Kosciusko Community Senior Services, 800 N. Park Ave., Warsaw, has been on a mission to provide educational, recreational and supportive services to enrich the lives of senior adults in Kosciusko County.
Read MoreSelf-Advocates from Cardinal Services, with the support of a grant from AWS Foundation, presented $5,000 in donations to other area nonprofits today in celebration of Pay it Forward Day on April 28.
Read MoreKosciusko Community Senior Services is in need of volunteers to deliver meals to seniors through the KCSS mobile meal program.
Read MoreThe Grossnickle Foundation, a component fund of Kosciusko County Community Foundation, continued its support of Kosciusko Community Senior Services, awarding a $4,000 grant for its transportation program.
Read MoreTen nominated local veterans were recognized for their service to the country on Tuesday, Nov. 9.
Read MoreKosciusko Community Senior Services received a grant in the amount of $35,000 from the Franklin I. and Irene List Saemann Foundation.
Read MoreThe Grossnickle Foundation, a donor-advised fund at the Kosciusko County Community Foundation, awarded Kosciusko Community Senior Services with a $2,500 grant to support its transportation program.
Read MoreThe Kosciusko Community Senior Activity Center reopened last month with safety precautions in place, following a year-long shutdown during the COVID pandemic.
Read MoreThe Kosciusko Community Senior Activity Center has reopened.
Read MoreBy Lasca Randels InkFreeNews WARSAW—Two local men are taking steps to help keep our community safe during the COVID-29 pandemic. Scott Michael Clay and David Barfell, both of Warsaw, have started a fundraising campaign to purchase KN95 masks that will be distributed to essential workers and to … Read More
WARSAW — The meal delivery program for seniors offered through Kosciusko Community Senior Services continues on during the COVID-19 pandemic. KCSS Executive Director David Neff made it clear that every possible precaution is being taken to ensure the safety of both volunteers and meal recipients. Approximately 100 physician-approved … Read More
WARSAW — Meals are continuing to be delivered to seniors through the mobile meals program at Kosciusko Community Senior Services, with some minor changes implemented due to coronavirus concerns. Approximately 100 physician-approved meals are delivered each day, Monday through Friday, throughout the county by KCSS. “We have … Read More
WINONA LAKE — There are multiple ways people meet their significant other — online dating platforms, through friends, at work, church, a party, bar or sporting event, just to name a few. Roger and Carol Smith’s love story began a bit differently. The Winona Lake couple met when … Read More
WARSAW — Probably the most significant marker of Sally Nelson’s personality is the Harley-Davidson decal she put on her four-wheel electric scooter. “Everybody who knows me knows about Sally’s Harley,” chuckled the amiable 72-year-old Warsaw resident. Many of those who know her are regulars at the Kosciusko County’s … Read More
WARSAW — Kosciusko Community Senior Services Executive Director David Neff was presented with a check for $2,424 on Tuesday, Jan. 28, by representatives of Miller’s Merry Manor of Warsaw. The funds were raised for KCSS through a “Walkway of Trees” auction held in December. It was the … Read More
SYRACUSE — James E. Caskey, president of the Kenneth and Lela Harkless Foundation, announced $85,500 in grants have been awarded to various organizations within the Syracuse community.
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