WARSAW — With the passing of World War II and Korean War veterans, Vietnam War vets are quickly becoming the eldest generation of military heroes in this nation. Most Vietnam veterans are in their 70s. Largely vilified upon their return from combat half a century ago, “we are just now really getting the respect we …read more.

WARSAW — Two Warsaw Police Department officers have been placed on “investigatory leave” in connection with the reckless driving incident on Jan. 25 that was being investigated by Police Chief Scott Whitaker. The internal review of the two officers was announced Friday, Feb. 22, during a 45-minute news conference that also included an apology from Whitaker …read more.

KOSCIUSKO — Warsaw Mayor Joseph Thallemer has responded after the Kosciusko County Fairgrounds named him personally in the venue change motion for the case regarding motorized racing. The motion for a venue change addresses multiple arguments. The motion states that Thallemer is related to one of the plaintiffs and has “openly opposed the manner in …read more.

WARSAW — It is said a person with substance abuse problems must “hit rock bottom” before they are able to summon the will to overcome addiction. For all too many people, rock bottom means incarceration. As a result, the face of the current opioid crisis in Kosciusko County is all too often a mug shot. …read more.

By AMANDA BANKS Director of Public Relations, Grace College WINONA LAKE — Grace College hosted its fifth annual mock interview event for upperclassmen on Thursday, March 31. The evening included two sets of interviews and an intermission for continued conversation between students and local employers. According to Denise Terry, director of the Center for Career …read more.