WARSAW — This year marks the 10th year Cynthia Cates has served as executive director of Kosciusko Literacy Services. “It doesn’t seem that long,” she quipped.

WARSAW — With old man winter currently quiet in Kosciusko County, drivers throughout the community are taking advantage of the snow free roads and weather to clean long overdue cars. Those looking to travel to the car wash can couple their desire for a clean car with the ability to provide clean drinking water to those in need.

WINONA LAKE —  Thanks to a generous grant from the K21 Health Foundation, Grace Village has installed a Biodex Balance System in the Grace Village Rehabilitation Center. The Biodex Balance System improves balance, increases agility, and develops muscle tone, all while providing vital bio-feedback that allows for real time adjustments to therapy programs. It provides …read more.

INDIANAPOLIS — Hoosier business leaders were prepared to offer testimony to the Senate Judiciary Committee Wednesday, Jan. 27, on Senate Bill 66. The bill, which was not called for a vote, includes language similar to the Religious Freedom Restoration Act that was initially signed into law in March, 2015. The bill could have created opportunity for …read more.

Though the Warsaw area has quieted down considerably since the film crew’s visit, for the cast and crew of “The Bachelor,” the buzz surrounding the show is still growing. This includes a recent announcement of which women will be courting Higgins on the upcoming season premiere, slated for tonight 8 p.m. Monday, Jan. 4. Whether …read more.