This past week State Rep. Rebecca Kubacki, Kosciusko County Councilman Ron Truex and Kosciusko Lakes & Streams Program Manger Anna Burke judged each of the barrels in 12 different categories,...
Two KCSD Retirees Honored
The Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Department recently honored the retirement of Lt. Sam Whitaker and Lt. Dave Curtis from the department. Sam Whitaker had served the sheriff’s department for 33 years...
Medical Device Tax Repeal Moves Forward
This is an important day for employees and businesses across Indiana and our nation. The Committee on Ways and Means in the U.S. House of Representatives, with support from both parties, passed...
Free Fishing Weekend
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Indiana residents without a fishing license won't need one to go fishing this weekend at the state's public-owned lakes and rivers. Indiana's standard resident fishing license...
Man Faked Deployments To Bilk Companies
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (AP) — Federal prosecutors say a Fort Wayne man defrauded several companies out of more than $360,000 by accepting pay after telling them he was being deployed even though he wasn't...
City Hall Budget Changes Approved By B.O.W.
A seventh change order for renovations of what will soon be the new Warsaw City Hall was approved by the Board of Works and Public Safety board today. The total amount approved by board members...
Injury Noted in Detroit Street Crash
A crash in the southbound lane of North Detroit Street in Warsaw sent one woman to the hospital. Warsaw Police and Fire departments and Multi-Township EMS personnel worked the accident scene where...
Format Changes Coming For Froggy, WAOR
Major format changes are coming to four area radio stations on Monday, June 4. Federated Media is flipping formats on four stations in the South Bend and Fort Wayne markets taking music off the air...
Boat-in Worship Begins on Lake Wawasee
The New Testament records instances of Jesus preaching from a boat (Matthew 13:2, Mark 4:1, Luke 5:3). More than 2,000 years later, Syracuse-Wawasee Ministerial Association is doing basically the...
Air Force Lawyer Not ‘Gun Shy’
By LT. CMDR. KIP WRIGHT Public Affairs Officer U.S. Forces-Afghanistan This week Air Force Capt. Michael Phillipp will trade legal pads and his computer for body armor and a Kevlar helmet — and he...
Some 15% of Indiana In Moderate Drought
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) — The new U.S. Drought Monitor map shows half of Indiana has abnormally dry conditions and 15 percent of the state is in a moderate drought. The National Weather Service says...
Meth Trash in Waterways A Growing Problem
Last week members of the Indiana State Police Meth Suppression Section and the Underwater Search Rescue/Recovery Team, joined forces to clear meth trash from the Yellow River in Marshall County. The...
FOP Fundraiser Announced
The Kosciusko County Fraternal Order of Police Lodge #149 will be conducting their yearly fundraiser in the next coming weeks. Employees affiliated with your local F.O.P. will be telephoning...
CTB Expanding Milford Operations
CTB Inc. (www.ctbinc.com ) today announced that it is expanding its Milford operations with the purchase of a 125,000-square-foot manufacturing facility from Georgia Gulf Corp. of Atlanta, Ga. The...
UPDATE: Crash Sends Child to Hospital
A Hispanic male driving a mo-ped with a juvenile female on board reportedly lost control of the vehicle, resulting in the child needing medical treatment. Although Kosciusko County authorities do...
Warsaw Parks Announces Summer Fun
Warsaw Parks and Recreation Department is planning a host of events geared toward kids this summer. Here is a listing of those events: Swim Lessons Two sessions of free swim lessons will be held...
UPDATE: Mom, Kids Left Homeless; Man Jailed
A woman and her six young children have been displaced by a fire that destroyed their mobile home and sent a male occupant of the home to jail. Sidney Fire Chief Craig Wagoner says the fire call...
County’s Only Digital Newspaper Realizes Huge Success
Kosciusko County's only daily digital newspaper has garnered impressive numbers since its launch on April 30, 2012, proving that digital, up-to-the-minute news is what the public has long wanted....
Beaman Home Gets BZA Blessing For New Location
Applause followed a vote by the Warsaw Board of Zoning Appeals Tuesday night to grant The Beaman Home a variance to relocate. A commercial building at 603 N. Parker St., Warsaw, will soon be used as...
Suspect Jailed After Police Officer Injured
As StaceyPageOnline.com was the first to report Tuesday night, Pierceton Police Officer Jim Bumbaugh was injured in the line of duty while initiating a traffic stop yesterday evening. This morning,...