‘Happy Beans’ coffee sales to help with wheelchair purchase for Jefferson student
Residents in Winona Lake are rallying behind a 12-year-old boy who suffers from Spina Bifida and is facing major surgery in March that will necessitate a bigger wheelchair to accommodate his needs.
Instragram connects NYC artist with Warsaw gallery
Sea Grandon’s Atelier art gallery is proof that you don’t have to be in a major metropolitan area to attract and exhibit top notch artwork.
Indiana senators want to put school boards in charge of approving lessons on sexuality
Indiana lawmakers are considering legislation that would require school boards to approve all lessons and materials on sexuality and require schools to publicly post a list of the teaching material on their websites, prompting concerns over who has the final say in sex education and the definition of sexuality.
The ultimate Super Bowl distraction
One of the charms of the week leading up to the Super Bowl is hearing players talk about all of the distractions they’ve had to deal with before they play in the biggest game of their lives.
Grace College to host 10th annual Latino Visit Day
Grace College will host its tenth annual Latino Visit Day on Friday, March 15, 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
New exhibit in Warsaw features architectural sculpture
Downtown Warsaw's art gallery, Attelier, is kicking off the new year with an exhibit featuring a sculpture artist.
Rokita’s new portal prompts pushback from education officials
A new dashboard unveiled Tuesday by the Indiana Attorney General’s Office makes public more than two dozen allegations of “potentially inappropriate materials” in Hoosier schools, like critical race theory materials and gender identity policies.
Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory to seek levy hike
It’s not inexpensive to operate an emergency service such as a fire department, and inflation hasn’t helped.
City of Warsaw agrees to cover PeekMed rent at KEDCO for a year
Three months ago, PeekMed, a firm from Portugal that wants to expand its interests in orthopedics, announced it would have an office inside the shared space provided by Kosciusko Economic Development Corporation in downtown Warsaw.
City to pay part of cost for environmental remediation on new apartment property
The city of Warsaw will pay for additional environmental remediation costs on the old Arnolt property where an apartment complex is being constructed.









