Large crowd expected in Warsaw for data center rezoning on Wednesday
A packed room is expected for Wednesday's proposed rezoning hearing that would open the door for plans to construct a data center northwest of Leesburg.
The River Coffeehouse expanding to Winona Lake as Light Rail changes ownership
The River CoffeeHouse is expanding again.
Secretary of State Morales posts about India trip after 10 days away
Indiana Secretary of State Diego Morales, who went on an unannounced “economic development trip” in India and missed obligations back home, publicly shared a release about his time abroad on Thursday — but only after he returned.
As education department disappears, Hoffert hopes money is streamlined
As President Donald Trump moves forward with the dismantling of the US Department of Education, educators are watching closely to determine exactly what that will mean.
WWII Veteran Bob Gast turns 103, honored In Congressional Record
By David Slone
Times-Union
WARSAW — World War II veteran Bob Gast turns 103 on Friday and was surprised on Thursday to find out he was...
HS basketball season ends Saturday
Thanks to the Manchester Squires, we know that the local boys basketball season will end this Saturday.
Execution drug used on Joseph Corcoran cost Indiana $900,000
The Indiana Department of Correction (DOC) offered a new but tiny glimpse into Indiana’s efforts to resume executions, revealing the state paid $900,000 to acquire the drug used to carry out the death penalty for convicted killer Joseph Corcoran.
Kosciusko County working to craft tattoo parlor inspection ordinance
An advisory health panel in Kosciusko County is assembling information as officials consider preparing an ordinance that would establish guidelines for inspecting tattoo parlors.
Old Road 30E in Warsaw will be closed Thursday for emergency repairs
Old Road 30E in Warsaw will be closed on Thursday for six hours for emergency utility work.
Dual Language program set to expand into Warsaw high school
Tracy Horrell, assistant superintendent of secondary education, told the Warsaw School Board Tuesday that in less than a year, there will be students at Warsaw Community High School in the Dual Language Immersion (DLI) program.