Merger of two Warsaw middle schools could cost $119 million
The Warsaw Community School Board on Monday officially recommended combining Edgewood and Lakeview middle schools.
Warsaw Friends of the Library sees boost in donations after city council rejects $17...
Warsaw Friends of the Library has seen a significant surge in support over the past six weeks after Warsaw City Council rejected a $17 million bond.
Three cooling centers now open in Warsaw, Winona Lake
Warsaw and Winona Lake have both opened cooling centers as an extensive heat wave is expected to arrive today and stick around into the Fourth of July weekend.
Banks touts America 250, criticizes Beau Bayh and calls for passage of Save America...
U.S. Sen. Jim Banks touched on three main points in his keynote address Saturday at the Kosciusko County Republican Party Lincoln Day Dinner - America 250, the election of Max Engling as Indiana’s next secretary of state and the SAVE America Act.
Heritage Walk highlights some of the most prominent names in local history
Local history – and even some locally-derived music – came alive Saturday at Oakwood cemetery in Warsaw with well over 100 people participating in the tours.
Kosciusko County Fair Board will sell beer, wine at upcoming county fair
Visitors to the upcoming Kosciusko County Community Fair will be able to buy beer and wine.
Lake City Skiers to host Central Region Tournament July 10–12
The Lake City Skiers will host the 2026 Central Region Tournament at Hidden Lake in Warsaw on July 10–12.
Highlights of Holocaust survivor’s speech featured on this weekend’s public affairs show
Excerpts of Holocaust survivor Irene Miller's presentation earlier this week will be featured on In The Know, the public affairs show that airs on Kensington Digital Media radio stations.
New owner of North Pointe Cinemas says he’s looking at improvements
North Pointe Cinemas in Warsaw has a new owner.
Roger Grossman commentary: World Cup showing best of America
I hope you are enjoying the World Cup matches as much as I am.