WARSAW – It did not take long for Table Ten to fill up at Creighton’s Crazy Egg restaurant Monday morning. But the other 11 tables, generously spaced out inside the dining area, did not fill up as quickly. Table Ten, reserved for a group of clientele and viewed by some as the center of wisdom …read more.

WARSAW — If you’re having trouble deciding what to have for your Easter dinner Sunday, or just don’t feel like making a big meal, here are some other options. Numerous area restaurants will have Easter meals available for carry-out. There are no dine-in options, following the state-wide ban announced by Gov. Eric Holcomb requiring bars …read more.

WARSAW — After almost a month of fierce local and regional competition, Northside Diner of Porter County was voted the region’s champion of breakfast in a close race to the finish with American Table of Kosciusko County coming second in the region. Thousands of votes were cast during two rounds of competition, and Northside Diner …read more.

WARSAW — “The Bachelor” is over, but the community can still see more of “The Bachelor” Ben Higgins at the annual Baker Youth Club Fundraiser, as there are 120 general admission tickets still available. The annual Baker Youth Club Fundraiser theme has been switched from the traditional BYC Madness to BYC Realty, with special guest …read more.

WARSAW — Warsaw Police continue their investigation into an alleged attempted robbery of a Warsaw man Friday evening, behind Northern Lakes Orthopedics.

WARSAW — Emergency personnel are currently responding to reports of an accident located on US 30 in the westbound lane near American table. Warsaw Police Department, Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Department, Lutheran EMS and Warsaw Fire Department were called to the scene. The accident reportedly involved two vehicles.

Emergency personnel responded to a rollover accident on U.S. 30 in the westbound lane in front of American Table in Warsaw at 11:16 a.m. Sunday. According to a police report filed on the accident, Renee Neher, 20, of Rochdale Circle, Lombard, Ill., and Donald E. Bailey Jr., 48, SR 19, Converse, were both involved in …read more.