Warsaw Library board appointee prevails despite county council criticisms
Kosciusko County Council sent a few not-so-subtle messages to the Warsaw Community Public Library after the library board earlier sought $17 million for major renovations.
Three new CASA volunteers complete innovative pilot training program
CASA has announced the graduation of three new Court Appointed Special Advocate volunteers who successfully completed the organization’s new pilot training program.
Reading of Declaration of Independence marks the first of two related events this week
Several dozen people gathered at the Kosciusko County Courthouse in Warsaw Wednesday night for a reading of the Declaration of Independence.
$3 million grant could propel expansion of CARES to all of Kosciusko County
The CARES unit, which serves Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory and provides an array of services, could expand to serve all of Kosciusko County if officials are successful in receiving a $3 million grant.
Florida man faces rape charge involving 2023 incident in Winona Lake
A Florida man is being held on a $100,000 bond after being accused of rape in Winona Lake in 2023.
Roger Grossman on USA’s World Cup loss: How do we get over this?
You don’t have to be a soccer fan to understand the feeling Americans have today over the outcome of Monday’s loss to Belgium.
Warsaw Mayor Jeff Grose predicts bond issue for library will eventually resurface
Mayor Jeff Grose predicted another bond issue of some sort will eventually be considered by the Warsaw Community Public Library after a $17 million bond issue failed earlier this year.
$500,000 donation completes Magical Meadows Capital Campaign
The Magical Meadows is proud to announce that its Growing with Heart Capital Campaign has officially reached its fundraising goal thanks to a $500,000 anonymous donation.
ISP says motorist in targeted shooting then crashed on I‑80/94 near Munster
A motorist who was targeted with gunfire while driving on I-80/90 ended up crashing into a truck.
Wilhite seeks new ideas on how to reduce stop arm violations involving buses
City Council President Jack Wilhite thinks that more needs to be done to address stop-arm violations in which motorists drive around school buses that are in the midst of picking up or dropping off students.