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Peru woman facing theft charge

This from Ink Free News: WARSAW, IN — A Peru woman is facing a theft charge for using another woman’s debit card to withdraw cash for herself. Jolene Stephanie West, 50, 106 W. Sixth St., has the charge, a Level 6 felony. According to a probable cause affidavit, a Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Office deputy responded … Read more

Mexico Community Fire Association awarded $1,900 grant for upgraded equipment

MIAMI COUNTY, IN- The Miami County Community Foundation has awarded a $1,900 grant to the Mexico Community Fire Association, Inc. to support the purchase of upgraded fire hose nozzles and portable suction equipment. The grant was made possible through the Miami County Community Fund. The new equipment will enhance operational effectiveness and improve firefighter and … Read more

9/11 Memorial Stair Climb 2025 announced

WABASH, IN- On September 11th, the community gathers once again for the Annual Wabash City Fire Department Stair Climb to honor the 343 FDNY firefighters, first responders, and all those who lost their lives on that tragic day in 2001.  Each step climbed is a tribute. Each name remembered is a legacy carried forward. This is more than … Read more

Fire Line Productions brings classic dark comedy Arsenic & Old Lace to Wabash

WABASH, IN — Fire Line Productions is proud to present the timeless comedy Arsenic & OldLace at the historic Eagles Theatre this September. Audiences are invited to enjoy a weekendof wit, charm, and theatrical mischief with three performances: Friday, September 12 at 7:30PM, Saturday, September 13 at 7:30 PM, and a matinee on Sunday, September … Read more

Division of Historic Preservation & Archaeology coordinates events to encourage learning about Indiana archaeology

INDIANAPOLIS- September is Indiana Archaeology Month. The Division of Historic Preservation & Archaeology (DHPA) coordinates events to encourage learning about Indiana archaeology. Universities, museums, organizations, and individuals throughout the state will host a variety of programs. These can include archaeological laboratory open houses, artifact identifications, lectures on archaeological topics, archaeological excavations, and more. Archaeology Month helps … Read more

Crossroads Bank promotes Trey Weber to AVP, Leasing Officer

WABASH COUNTY, IN- Crossroads Bank is proud to announce that Trey Weber has been promoted to Assistant Vice President, Leasing Officer. Over the past 18 to 24 months, Trey has been instrumental in expanding the bank’s leasing portfolio, consistently demonstrating dedication, leadership, and teamwork. His contributions have driven significant growth and positioned Crossroads Bank for … Read more

Wabash Police Department congratulates Indiana Law Enforcement Academy Graduates

WABASH, IN- The Wabash Police Department is proud to congratulate Officers Mark Dixon, K154 and Payton Ensor K155 on their graduation from the Indiana Law Enforcement Academy (ILEA) on Friday, August 22, 2025. After completing 16 weeks of rigorous basic academy training, both officers have demonstrated exceptional dedication and commitment to public service. Officers Dixon … Read more

Kristina Bubb’s Wabash County Fellowship Journey leads to career at Crossroads Bank

WABASH, IN – Crossroads Bank is excited to officially welcome Kristina Bubb to the team full-time as their new Deposit Operations Specialist/Fraud. Kristina began her career with them last summer as a Fraud Analyst Intern through the Wabash County Fellowship Program. During her time as a fellow, Kristina made an immediate impact. Her work in … Read more

Indiana achieves historic increase in student literacy

INDIANAPOLIS- Recent data from the 2024-2025 Indiana Reading Evaluation and Determination (IREAD) assessment show a nearly five percentage point increase in literacy rates statewide, marking the fourth consecutive year of growth.  More than 87% of Hoosier third graders demonstrated proficiency in reading, putting Indiana’s literacy rate at this grade level back to pre-pandemic levels. Additionally, for the … Read more