News Now Warsaw

You don’t construct a $70 million manufacturing facility in another state without a sense of confidence, and Autocam Medical — the Grand Rapids, Mich., company that announced plans to do so in the Warsaw Tech Park — is feeling pretty good about its future in Kosciusko County.

Warsaw Adult Education celebrated a major milestone on Friday, June 20, as 85 adult learners from Kosciusko and Fulton counties received their high school equivalency diplomas in a moving graduation ceremony held at the Warsaw Performing Arts Center.

The Kosciusko County Community Fair knows a good thing when they see it and this year they’re doubling down on the success seen in recent years with Monster Trucks shows.

Winona Lake Town Council approved a resolution Monday to hire Pamela Howard as the new town manager.

A multi-vehicle crash on I-65 caused a massive mess and a lengthy backup for northbound motorists at the end of a holiday weekend.

Downtown Candy is the latest downtown Warsaw retailer to add outdoor seating.

The following is a list of Fourth of July fireworks and related activities happening over the holiday weekend that was compiled by Jackie Gorski of the Times-Union.

Some area residents had been urging elected officials to participate in a town hall in Warsaw to discuss concerns, and they got it Tuesday night when Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith hosted a sprawling, nearly two-hour conversation at Warsaw City Hall.

Etna Green’s new clerk treasurer, Barbara Waggoner, has resigned less than six weeks after being appointed.

Pike Lake and Winona Lake were both closed to swimming on Tuesday because of high E. coli counts.

Local farmers came to the rescue after cattle were trapped in a trailer after a property damage crash in Steuben County.

Two people from Etna Green were killed Monday evening when the horse-drawn buggy they were in collided with a pickup truck.

Indiana Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith, who has quickly become an outspoken Republican leader in state government, will host a town hall meeting in Warsaw Tueday night.

In less than eight weeks, two companies have announced plans to construct manufacturing operations in Warsaw that will create a combined 2,000 new jobs in the community.

The Kosciusko County Historical Society hosted a celebration of women in sports Saturday outside the Kosciusko County Jail Museum. 

Zimmer Road will be closed beginning today until Thursday between Zimmer Lane and the railroad tracks for a water main replacement.

Dr. Jeffrey Keith Fawcett, the Dean of the School of Business at Grace College since 2011, died unexpectedly from heart complications on Friday.

The Indiana Attorney General’s Office requested an execution date on Friday for death row inmate Roy Lee Ward, the Spencer County man convicted in 2007 for the rape and murder of 15‑year‑old Stacy Payne.

Winona Lake will host its annual July 4th fireworks a week early this year.

The results from the 2024 Indiana Youth Tobacco Survey (IYTS) are in and there’s a lot to celebrate, according to a news release from Live Well Kosciusko County.

The Kosciusko County Community Fair parade is Sunday, July 6.

The Indiana Department of Transportation announced on Thursday plans to repair a section of State Road 13 between North Webster and Syracuse that was damaged by extreme heat in recent days.

The Kosciusko County Fair Queen Committee has announced Graycee Sands as the 2025 Miss Kosciusko County Fair Queen.

What will become of the misspent Winona Lake town government money uncovered in the Indiana State Board of Accounts?

The Indiana State Board of Accounts has re-issued its audit report on Winona Lake town government after discovering a major error involving an allegation against town council member James Lancaster.

Beef-A-Roo will have a soft opening Friday for one of its new stores in Warsaw.

I was watching the final seconds of the final hockey game of the season last week. Time was ticking away as Florida was about to claim back-to-back Stanley Cup Championships with a win on home ice over Edmonton.

Less than 30 dealerships in the Detroit region won the Ford President’s Award for 2024.

Gov. Mike Braun confirmed Tuesday that Indiana spent more than $1 million in taxpayer funds to purchase four doses of execution drugs, some of which were used, and several others that expired.

The town of Winona Lake has issued an extensive response after the state released an 88-page report documenting misuse of money, credit card abuse and a long list of financial reporting deficiencies.