First Friday Warsaw Will Hold Second Online Event
First Friday Warsaw will host its second Virtual First Friday event from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Friday, June 5, on the First Friday Warsaw Facebook page.
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The Honeywell Foundation Introduces New Programs
The Honeywell Foundation is excited to share a new addition to its 36th annual tradition of Visual and Performing Arts Programs (VPA).
Read MoreCurbside Service at the Warsaw Community Public Library
WARSAW – The Warsaw Community Public Library is excited to be offering curbside pickup service for all types of library materials.
Read MoreOne Candidate Stands Out
Dear Editor, I am a litigation/trial paralegal of thirty-seven years. I worked in Kosciusko County as such from 1988-2014. During that time, the majority of my work was preparing cases for trial alongside the attorneys I served. This entailed participating in pretrial hearings and trials. I have spent … Read More
Manchester University To Open Its Doors For Fall Semester
President Dave McFadden announced Thursday, May 21 that Manchester University is moving forward to open the North Manchester and Fort Wayne campuses in fall 2020.
Read MoreTraffic Expected To Be Lighter Than Normal Over Holiday Weekend
While fewer drivers are expected to hit the road this Memorial Day weekend due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Indiana Department of Transportation wants to remind motorists to slow down and travel safely, especially in work zones.
Read More“Always… Patsy Cline” Rescheduled at Wagon Wheel For August Dates
Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts will perform the musical “Always… Patsy Cline” for three weekends in August.
Read MoreTrump Orders Flags At Federal Buildings Lowered To Half-Staff Over Weekend
President Donald Trump on Thursday ordered that flags on federal buildings will be lowered to half-staff over the coming days to honor coronavirus victims and members of the military.
Read MoreRising Temps, Chance Of Rain For Memorial Day Weekend
A much wanted warm-up is expected for our area, however, rainy conditions and potential storms persist.
Read MoreMan Taken To Hospital After Single-Vehicle Accident
Senator Todd Young Honors Fallen Hoosier Service Members
News Release WASHINGTON – On Thursday, US Senator Todd Young (R-Ind.) delivered remarks on the Senate floor honoring fallen Hoosier service members ahead of Memorial Day. “Just two weeks ago, we lost Sgt. Christopher Wesley Curry. Only 23-years-old, this Hoosier soldier from Terre Haute, Indiana, was stationed in … Read More
Ag Industry To Discuss COVID-19 At Noon Friday
On Friday, May 22, the Indiana State Department of Agriculture and the Indiana State Board of Animal Health will again co-host a conference call for those in the agricultural sector to discuss the current coronavirus situation.
Read MoreDiverse background
We all have been following what seems to be the hottest political Judge campaign to hit Kosciusko County.
Read MoreProtecting Hoosiers
Dear Editor, It is important that Hoosiers in the 22nd district reelect State Rep. Curt Nisly. He has the experience in both Indianapolis and the district needed to represent the community’s values before the state government. Nisly is a man of high moral principles who has never backed … Read More
US 30 Patchwork Project Begins Next Week
The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) patching project is scheduled to begin on Tuesday, May 26.
Read MoreIntegrity And Deep Roots
Dear Editor, I am writing to support my friend Chad Miner in his campaign for Superior Court No. 3. Chad has provided legal assistance to my family and me over the years in our farming operations and related ventures. I have always enjoyed working with Chad and have … Read More