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3 days ago | timesuniononline.com | Lasca Randels

LEESBURG — Upcoming events and projects taking place in town were discussed at the Leesburg Town Council meeting Monday. The Leesburg Memorial Day parade will be held at 10:30 a.m. May 26. All parade participants are to be in place by 10:15 a.m. Veterans will meet at Town Hall. The parade route will be south on Pearl Street and west on Prairie Street to the cemetery. A memorial service will be held at the cemetery following the parade.

3 days ago | timesuniononline.com | David Slone

The cause of a Sunday evening house fire remains under investigation. According to Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory Fire Marshal Jeremy Williams, the initial call for the house fire at 1443 Brookview Ave., Warsaw, came in at 4:11 p.m. Sunday. It was determined the fire started on the exterior, but ran up into the attic. Two adults were home at the time of the fire. Williams said there were no injuries or loss of life. County records indicate the property is owned by Steve and Nancy Sausaman Trust.

1 week ago | timesuniononline.com | Deb Patterson

NORTH WEBSTER — What does being a coach have to do with Kosciusko Youth Leadership Academy (KYLA) and leadership? Warsaw girls basketball coach Lenny Krebs explained the connection during the 32nd annual KYLA graduation Wednesday at The Owl's Nest, North Webster. He also shared his journey in coaching and overcoming obstacles. “You can't be a tour guide for places you've never been,” he stated. “Besides dad, husband, coach is the word I hear the most,” said Krebs.

1 week ago | timesuniononline.com | David Slone

Large quantities of illegal narcotics were recovered after a police pursuit Sunday night. According to a news release from the Milford Police Department, at approximately 9:44 p.m. Sunday, Milford Police Department deputy Marshal Wynn attempted a traffic stop on a 2008 gray Dodge Grand Caravan around Ind. 15 and Levi Lee Road. The Grand Caravan failed to stop, and a pursuit was initiated. During the pursuit, the driver - identified as Dakota T.

1 week ago | timesuniononline.com | Dan Spalding

WINONA LAKE — The Lake House, in the Village at Winona, has new ownership and is run by a family that grew up on the shores of Winona Lake. The business is run by siblings Jack and Caroline Mayer, but also have a lot of support from their family. Jack said he and Caroline work well together and bring different strengths to the business. Caroline said she and her brother have always been close and she considers Jack to be her best friend.