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Bowen Center breaks ground on $10 million project in Warsaw
WARSAW, Ind. — Bowen Health Clinic has called Kosciusko County home for more than 50 years by providing mental health needs. On Thursday a groundbreaking ceremony took place on a $10 Million project. Since starting as a group of volunteers, the nonprofit has expanded to three other Indiana counties....
Whitmer’s Michigan promises unkept as she leans into national profile
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D-MI) captured the nation’s attention when rumors swirled she could become Vice President Kamala Harris’s running mate. These days, time is running out for the high-profile governor to fulfill the ambitious promises she made as a gubernatorial candidate. Thursday evening, Whitmer called Harris “a total badass” during a highly coveted prime-time speaking […]
Familiar Faces Look To Lead Tigers In New Playoff Class
Coming off of a season that saw the team sharing a Northern Lakes Conference title and playing for a sectional championship, the Warsaw Tiger football team returns plenty of talent and depth for the 2024 campaign that will see the school engaging in one of the biggest changes in program history.
First Source Bank hosts Grill and Chill event in Elkhart
ELKHART, Ind. (WNDU) - Summer is winding down, but in Elkhart, there’s still a chance for some fun. First Source Bank today is hosting a ‘Grill and Chill’ event for all city employees. The food came from the Wiener Shack and ice cream from the Chief. Event...
‘Fist Bump Fridays’ return to Mishawaka schools
MISHAWAKA, Ind. (WNDU) - It’s back to school season, and that means the return of some beloved traditions — including “Fist Bump Fridays!”. They’re a School City of Mishawaka rite of passage, where high schoolers greet younger kids with morning fist bumps. This Friday brought the...
UPDATE: RHS responds after SBPD was called to the school for a fight Friday afternoon
SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- Officers with the South Bend Police Department were dispatched to Riley High School Friday afternoon for at least one fight that injured an adult staff member. Authorities say they were called to the school around 1:07 p.m. on the report of at least one fight in...
Iwo Jima groundbreaking held on August 19
A groundbreaking was held for the new Iwo Jima Memorial on Monday, August 19 at Memorial Park. Shown on the front row from left are Joseph Bentz, Patriot Excavating; Terry Thornsbury, Viridian Architectural Design, Inc.; Beth and Christopher Shortridge, fundraising organizers; Dan and Barb Drummond, Huntington Sheet Metal; Satin Lemon, volunteer; Seth Marshall, volunteer; Robb Fults, ACB General Contractors; Diann Parker, volunteer and Tim Eckert, Veterans Service Officer. Back row, Rick Stump, Viridian Architectural Design, Inc.; Mayor Richard Strick, Adam Cuttriss, City of Huntington, Steven Yoder, Huntington Parks & Recreation Department; Brett Hoopingarner, and Mark Parker, both volunteers.
Man killed in Thursday evening crash in New Haven identified
NEW HAVEN, Ind. (WPTA) - A 29-year-old Ohio man has been identified as the person killed in a crash Thursday evening in New Haven. Tyler Matthew Cavanaugh of Payne, Ohio died from multiple blunt force injuries, according to the Allen County Coroner’s Office. His death has been ruled an accident.
New store going in at former Jamison Meats location
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) - A new store will be taking over the former Jamison Meats location at the Time Corners Shopping Center. Dollar Tree will soon be at the 5904 W Jefferson Blvd. location. For a full list of Dollar Tree locations in Fort Wayne, click here. Jamison Meats...
Dowagiac seeks input on parks and recreation plan
DOWAGIAC — The City of Dowagiac is asking residents to help imagine the future of city parks and recreation opportunities as it prepares to create its new parks and recreation plan. A community parks and recreation plan provides a five-year framework for decisions regarding the establishment, development, and maintenance of recreational programs and facilities. Having […] The post Dowagiac seeks input on parks and recreation plan appeared first on Leader Publications.
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