Recently-elected Claypool council member resigns
Less than three months after winning the election for the Claypool Town Board middle district seat, Nate Morton has resigned.
Warsaw Parks hosting floral bouquet paint class
Susie from Cr8-ur-Canvas will host a wooden cutting board floral bouquet paint class Class will be from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. March 8 at the Firemen’s Building, 1013 E. Arthur St., Warsaw.
Harrison Elementary continues Spell Bee dominance
Warsaw Community Schools held the Elementary Spelling Bee Tuesday.
Defending the athletic directors
It happens every winter. It snows, and it gets cold.
Silver Lake declines to participate in free EV program
Town council on Wednesday afternoon chose not to participate in a program that would have provided electric vehicles free of charge.
Grace College receives $24K for pickleball equipment
Grace College recently received a grant from the K21 Health Foundation for $24,863 in pickleball equipment for the Gordon Health and Wellness Center.
Tickets now available for local ‘Dancing with the Stars for Charity’
The Warsaw Performing Arts Center, in partnership with Kensington Digital Media, announces open ticket sales for the revival of "Dancing with the Stars for Charity."
Bills striking some child care regulations pass the Senate, House
Both chambers of the Statehouse passed measures Tuesday designed to increase access to child care by reducing existing regulations.
Kosciusko County investment revenues rose sharply in three-year period
The impact of increased interest rates has benefited Kosciusko County investment efforts, according to County Treasurer Michelle Puckett.
Ribbon cutting celebrates expansion at Parkview Kosciusko Hospital
Celebrating the completion and opening of an expansion at Parkview Kosciusko Hospital, the hospital and the Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon-cutting ceremony Tuesday.