KOSCIUSKO — The Kosciusko County Alcoholic Beverage Board renewed five permits during its meeting Thursday, Nov. 1. The following permits were renewed: Marsh Drugs LLC, doing business as Marsh Drug #7056, 500 E. Buffalo St., Warsaw. Beer, wine and liquor – drug store. Jay Petroleum Inc., doing business as Pak-A-Sak #34, 2124 SR 13, Pierceton. …read more.

PLYMOUTH — Through assistance from the public, an arrest was made in the Nov. 27 armed robbery at Pak A Sak, 520 W. Jefferson St., Plymouth, with evidence and stolen money recovered.

PLYMOUTH — Plymouth Police Department is asking any one with information regarding the armed robbery at Pak A Sak, 520 W. Jefferson St., Plymouth, to contact police. The robbery took place around 12:01 a.m. today, Nov. 27.

According to the Hoosier Lottery, nine Powerball tickets sold in Indiana may not have hit the $500 million jackpot, but are worth $10,000 or more. The winning numbers for the Feb. 11 drawing were: 11, 13, 25, 39 and 54 with a Powerball of 19. The Power Play number was 3. Nine tickets sold in …read more.

Continuing a yearly tradition, Pak-A-Sak/Marathon Food Mart of Warsaw has once again provided a large donation towards the purchase of clothing and gifts for local families in need of assistance this holiday season. Kosciusko County F.O.P. Lodge No. 149 has annually conducted the Christmas with a Cop program in December that involves law enforcement officers …read more.

On the afternoon of Christmas Eve, police arrested a Warsaw man following an alleged battery that left one man seriously injured. According to police records filed by Warsaw Police Department Officer Wayne Wilkie, Quentin Keith Latham, 30, of 314 N. Buffalo St. 1/2, Warsaw, assaulted 55-year-old Larry Fabian, a Pepsi employee, at the Marathon gas …read more.

Over 76 children from Kosciusko County participated in the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge #149 Christmas with a Cop program Saturday morning at the Warsaw Wal-Mart. FOP members met with families at the local Wal-Mart to assist in providing clothing and presents for over 76 children. Families were divided among various officers from throughout Kosciusko …read more.