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YMCA Celebrates Ribbon Cutting Of Lakeside Cabins At Camp Crosley

1 week ago | inkfreenews.com | Phoebe Muthart

News ReleaseNORTH WEBSTER — The YMCA of Muncie hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony marking the completion of Phase 2 of the Camp Crosley Capital Projects — the brand new lakeside cabins, a milestone investment in youth development, outdoor learning, and year-round camp capacity.
Reed Is New EMA Coordinator

1 week ago | inkfreenews.com | Lauren Zeugner

By Lauren ZeugnerInkFreeNewsWARSAW — Gene Reed’s first week on the job was “great!” He started Monday, May 12, as the new Emergency Management Agency coordinator. “There’s a lot to learn,” he said. His job is to be an assistant to Kip Shuter, director of Kosciusko County Emergency Management Homeland Security. In his professional career, Reed was a regional truck driver. He earned three national awards while driving trucks.
Syracuse Redevelopment Holds Special Meeting

1 week ago | inkfreenews.com | Lauren Zeugner

By Lauren ZeugnerInkFreeNewsSYRACUSE — After not having a quorum for its regular meeting Tuesday, May 20, the Syracuse Redevelopment Commission held a special meeting Tuesday morning, May 27. The commission quickly approved resolution 2025-02, which allows the commission to capture all revenue from the following tax increment finance districts and economic development areas: Oakwood, Syracuse, Syracuse-Polywood and Allen Residential Economic Development Area in 2026.
Syracuse Town Council Addresses Medusa Court Easement, Redistricting

1 week ago | inkfreenews.com | Lauren Zeugner

By Lauren ZeugnerInkFreeNewsSYRACUSE — During an hour long special meeting, the Syracuse Town Council came to a decision regarding Medusa Court and how to handle redistricting. The meeting was held Wednesday morning, May 28. After 40 minutes of discussion among themselves and residents of Medusa Court, the council approved a motion made by Councilman Paul Stoelting.
Snow & Mishler Talk Taxes, School Referendums & Medicaid At Legislative Review Session

1 week ago | inkfreenews.com | Deb Patterson

By David SloneTimes-UnionKOSCIUSKO COUNTY — The state of Indiana gets zero dollars from property taxes, but is responsible for them, Sen. Ryan Mishler said Tuesday, May 27, at the last Legislative Review Session of the year hosted by the Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce. “All we really do is limit what the locals can collect because it’s not our money.
Carpenters Union To Move Trade School To Hidden Lake

1 week ago | inkfreenews.com | Deb Patterson

By David SloneTimes-UnionWARSAW — A memory care facility is coming to Shelden Street, while a vocational/trade school is moving from Mariners Drive to Hidden Lake Park subdivision. Both had petitions before the Warsaw Board of Zoning Appeals Tuesday, May 27, which were approved unanimously.
Kosciusko Community YMCA announces lobby remodel, new play cafe

1 week ago | inkfreenews.com | Deb Patterson

News ReleaseNews ReleaseWARSAW — Parkview Warsaw YMCA announces construction will begin this summer on a lobby remodel and a new play cafe. Completion is expected in late 2025. The lobby will be transformed into a dynamic new hub for families and professionals. The remodel will feature a full-service coffee shop and cafe, private rentable workspaces, comfortable lounge seating and an interactive play area for children ages 0-3. It will be designed to serve the evolving needs of the community.
First State Bank joins Syracuse-Wawasee Chamber

1 week ago | inkfreenews.com | Deb Patterson

News ReleaseGOSHEN — The Syracuse-Wawasee Chamber of Commerce welcomed First State Bank as its newest member Tuesday, May 20. First State Bank has offices in Goshen, Middlebury, Elkhart and South Bend. It’s one of the oldest community banks in Indiana, established in Middlebury in 1910. First State Bank is a locally-owned and independent community bank providing consumer, agricultural, business and commercial financial services since 1910.
Budget-friendly tips for end-of-school-year celebrations from Interra

1 week ago | inkfreenews.com | Deb Patterson

News ReleaseGOSHEN — The end of the school year marks a time of celebration, recognition and the exciting transition into summer. Whether planning a graduation open house, a class party or a backyard bash to kick off summer, Interra Credit Union is here to help celebrate without breaking the bank. Celebrations should bring joy, not financial stress. With thoughtful planning and the right financial tools, families can enjoy these special moments while staying comfortably within their budgets.
Titus Funeral Homes and Cremation Services receives Award of Excellence

1 week ago | inkfreenews.com | Deb Patterson

News ReleaseWARSAW — Titus Funeral Home was honored to be named a recipient of the Award of Excellence from the Indiana Funeral Directors Association at this year’s annual convention held May 22–25, in Indianapolis. This distinguished award is presented to only a few funeral homes across the state each year.