WARSAW —Additional photos have been added to our Area Photos post on InkFreeNews.com. If you attended a community event, there is a possibility your photo may have been taken during the event.

WARSAW — A man who moved out of an apartment, and who was not to be on the premises obtained a key and entered the apartment while no one was present and removed kitchen items and a piece of jewelry.

Have you attended or participated in a special event such as Joe’s Kids 5K or Empty Bowls or even May’s First Friday? There is a possibility your photograph could have been taken during the event. Five new event photos are now available on our Area Photos posts on InkFreeNews.com. These include May’s First Friday, Grace …read more.

Students at Grace College are currently prepping for the second annual Empty Bowls campaign, a community grass-roots event that has taken on the fight against hunger and awareness within Kosciusko County. According to student and organizer Sam Erwin, the event allows for students at Grace, as well as local elementary schools, to partner with community …read more.

By KAREN KAUFFMAN Warsaw Christian School Sixth graders at Warsaw Christian were invited to paint bowls for the upcoming Empty Bowls event to help feed people in need. Grace College Instructor of Art Integrations and Ceramics, Cindy Bryan, assisted students with the project to prepare for the event to be held from 11 a.m. until …read more.

By: Amanda Bowman I bent over the table, beginning to knead and soften the reddish-brown lump of clay in my hands. Smoothing cracks and banishing air bubbles, I prepared it to take shape. After securing it to the wheel, I nervously began the process of forming, molding, creating. I moistened the clay, my hands gently …read more.