Warsaw

The first annual "Dog Park Dog Walk" will be held Saturday, Oct. 25 from 10 a.m. to noon, beginning at Paws and Claws & Company, 1801 E. Market St., Warsaw.

As the federal government shutdown extends to day 17, and with congressional leaders nowhere near negotiating, state officials are beginning to raise concerns of potential cuts to nutrition assistance benefits that feed millions if the government isn’t reopened.

An intense one-week period of road work begins today in downtown Warsaw.

Charles and Deb Eichman drove back from Nappanee to their home in Warsaw Saturday with hopes of checking out the No Kings protest, but did not expect much of a crowd.

The Indiana Department of Natural Resources has confirmed highly pathogenic avian influenza in a blue-winged teal in Greene County through surveillance conducted by the U.S. Department of Agriculture Wildlife Services and DNR Division of Fish, Wildlife & Nature Preserves.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, but Pink Out night at the Warsaw Community High School football game on Friday was about walking alongside those fighting any type of cancer.

The annual Salute to Veterans Benefit concert — a big supporter of  Honor Flight Northeast Indiana — will be Nov. 8 in Warsaw, according to a news release from The Community Arts Program of Kosciusko County.

Wagon Wheel’s Symphony of the Lakes, a part-time professional orchestra based in Warsaw, has announced plans for the 11th Annual Young Artist Statewide Competition.

The Warsaw Community High School Tiger Pride Marching Band will host a special preview performance of their 2025 show, Ringmaster’s Call.

Residents in and around North Webster will likely hear some emergency sirens being tested Monday morning.