WINONA LAKE — A swimmer by trade, Ann Barker has been staying active since her time growing up in Bluffton. After moving to Pierceton in 1994, and later to Winona Lake where she now resides, her activity levels began to increase. At this time her interest in cycling was reserved primarily for triathlon training. However, once she met Todd Snyder in 2015, that all changed.

WINONA LAKE — KCV Cycling held its annual Earth Day Trail Work Day in Winona Lake this morning, Saturday, April 21. Approximately 30 people, including students from local Warsaw schools, attended and helped perform maintenance work. Tasks included picking up trash and fallen limbs, removing downed trees, clearing out drainage, checking for erosion and checking …read more.

WARSAW — A local man has clocked more than 9,000 miles cycling the globe. In March, 2015, Brett Dickerson, 36, Warsaw, hopped on his bicycle without any idea where his next stop would be. This turned into 10 months of riding, living day by day. He said not much is really needed when you start out, just a few …read more.

WINONA LAKE — Kosciusko County Velo is gearing up for the upcoming cycling season. The season and other news for the organization was discussed Tuesday evening, Feb. 23, at the club’s monthly meeting, in Mad Anthony’s Lake City Taphouse. The group meets every last Tuesday of the month, with the exception of December. A special …read more.

WARSAW — Today marks the annual Fire and Ice celebration in honor of February’s First Friday. The event will feature carvings, fire spinners and more.Carvings began at noon today, Feb. 5, in the downtown area. Ten different carvers from Michiana Ice Carvers are currently at work to create unique works of art, commissioned by area …read more.

INDIANA — The Indiana Department of Transportation, the Adventure Cycling Association, Bicycle Indiana and the Hoosier Rails to Trails Council announce the designation of three U.S. Bicycle Routes that will span the Hoosier State from border to border, stretching a combined total of 610 miles. U.S. Bicycle Routes are officially numbered bicycle routes that connect …read more.

WARSAW — Conclusion to a litigation/mediation between a contractor and the city was was approved by the Warsaw Board of Works Friday morning. Mike Valentine, city attorney, reported a settlement was reached with Dore Company, the company who demolished the old sewer plant. The agreement calls for the town to pay $103,577.14 to Dore Company, …read more.

In conjunction with National Bike Month, the local KCV cycling club is organizing a local event to remember cyclists who have been killed or injured while cycling on public roadways. At 7 p.m. Wednesday, May 21, the Ride of Silence will begin in North American and roll across the globe. Cyclists are asked to take …read more.

The following is provided by the Warsaw+Winona Ride+Walk Advisory Committee as a reminder to both bicycles and motor vehicles to share the roads: Where to Ride Your Bike You could not live in a better community if you want to ride your bike. If you are a recreational rider, there are great short rides around …read more.

The Kosciusko County Convention Recreation and Visitors Commission recently provided a grant to the KCV Cycling Club to purchase Kosciusko County Bikeway signage to designate 200 miles of county roads as routes for cyclists. KCV identified the routes after considering such factors as safety, convenience, traffic density, road conditions and scenery. The County Highway Department …read more.

In 2009, 2nd Mile Adventures and 2nd Mile Missions held a bicycle tour to help raise money for the 2nd Mile Missions to prevent the cycle of poverty in Bavaro, Dominican Republic. Those funds were used to build a school and provide an education to kids in one of the poorest areas of the world. …read more.

As Warsaw continues to develop a bike-walk program, local bicycle enthusiasts are doing what they can to help bring awareness to motorists and cyclists alike about the safety of sharing the roads. The city of Warsaw has obtained grants to create bicycle lanes along Smith Street and are continuing to expand the bike routes along …read more.

As Warsaw continues to develop a bike-walk program, local bicycle enthusiasts are doing what they can to help bring awareness to motorists and cyclists alike about the safety of sharing the roads. The city of Warsaw has obtained grants to create bicycle lanes along Smith Street and are continuing to expand the bike routes along …read more.

As Warsaw continues to develop a bike-walk program, local bicycle enthusiasts are doing what they can to help bring awareness to motorists and cyclists alike about the safety of sharing the roads. The city of Warsaw has obtained grants to create bicycle lanes along Smith Street and are continuing to expand the bike routes along …read more.

During this week’s First Friday event in downtown Warsaw, KCV Cycling Club will be offering free valet bicycle parking as part of the community’s Ride + Walk Warsaw + Winona Lake Bicycle and Pedestrian Friendly Community initiative. From 5 p.m. to  9:30 p.m., people are encouraged to ride their bicycles downtown to enjoy the evening’s …read more.