WARSAW — A little known, unofficial holiday helps to kick off the Halloween season for paranormal enthusiasts worldwide — National Ghost Hunting Day. Since 2016, this day has been celebrated with the world’s largest ghost hunt.

WARSAW — When Sally Hogan decided to step down as director of the Kosciusko Jail Museum and tackle the curator’s position, Evelyn Rake and Greg Steffe stepped into her shoes as co-directors. The two split their time at the museum with Rake there Wednesday afternoons and all day Friday. The rest of week, she works as …read more.

WARSAW — Everyone loves to visit the county fair. Greg Steffe, Warsaw, is no different. He loves fairs. But he doesn’t just attend area fairs, he has his own fair “Lake City Shows.” Each piece was either built from a kit and modified, or built from scratch. During the past 25 years, he has created a …read more.

WARSAW — Up until the first of June, Greg Steffe was retired. Now he’s begun his second career as co-director of the Kosciusko County Old Jail Museum. Steffe was born and raised in Warsaw and after two years at Indiana Central College, now University of Indianapolis, he returned home where he has resided ever since. …read more.

WARSAW — Kosciusko County Historical Society will celebrate its 50th anniversary during 2016. Founded in 1966, the society has grown in membership, activities, and properties while remaining true to our mission. That mission is to collect, exhibit and preserve county history, and to provide research materials and educational programs for all people.

The story of Annie Chaplin contains illicit romance, a cruel father, murder-suicide and, finally, a ghost. So it’s no surprise local historians and ghost hunters have taken an interest, including Greg Steffe of Spirits of Warsaw ghost tours, Evelyn Rake and her sister Marianne Prater of Warsaw Indiana Paranormal Research Studies and members of the Kosciusko County Historical Society, located in Warsaw’s Old Jail Museum, 121 N. Indiana St., where Chaplin was incarcerated and murdered.