End property taxes? Uncertainty and questions arise at meeting in Warsaw
The notion of Indiana replacing property taxes with a sales tax on services, prompted plenty of questions and concerns Friday in Warsaw.
Bowling Against Bullying in Warsaw returns Saturday
Bowling Against Bullying returns Saturday and founder Shaun Mudd hopes people will come out for an afternoon of free bowling, pizza and soda and have a good time.
Chamber celebrates first facade grant awarded to new business on Winona Avenue
A new company on Winona Avenue in Warsaw is the first recipient of a new matching grant façade program established for businesses along the corridor that connects the city with the town of Winona Lake.
More parking available for today’s Tools For School at Lakeview Middle School
Combined Community Services' Tools for School program returns Wednesday at Lakeview Middle School in Warsaw, but organizers say this year's trek by parents and students could be slightly complicated because of parking issues related to ongoing renovations at the school.
Engling campaign says it returned $60K donation from dark money group
A complaint to Indiana election officials alleges that Republican secretary of state candidate Max Engling violated state law by accepting a $60,000 campaign contribution from a dark money group associated with U.S. Sen. Jim Banks.
Improvements eyed for newly-established county park next to Chinworth Bridge
There were no fireworks or celebrations, but as of Tuesday, Kosciusko County now has its first county park.
Etna Green Town Council member Keith Claassen resigns; Republicans plan to fill post
One of Etna Green's longest-serving town council members has resigned.
Three dead in suspected drunk driving collision on I-65
Two children and one adult died, and a fourth was critically injured when the SUV they were riding in slammed into the back of a semi-trailer on I-65.
The River opening 6th and 7th coffee shops in Kosciusko County this month
The River Coffee continues to grow and will be operating seven coffee shops in Kosciusko County by the end of May.
Public school group expects record number of school referendums
The Indiana Coalition for Public Education anticipates that as many as 100 public school districts could ask voters for new money through local property tax referendums this fall.