Article by Laurie Voss, Circulation Supervisor Warsaw Community Public Library There is something about music that can make a person relax or music that can fire you up and make you let it all go. What is your favorite music? I imagine that like most people, your music … Read More
Under the direction of Ms. Carolyn Stalcup, WCS students received exemplary honors during just the second year of the new WCS Orchestra Program. Eight students from both Lakeview and Edgewood Middle Schools participated in All Region Middle School Orchestra at Penn High School. At the District Solo and … Read More
The foresters are returning to Warsaw and are inviting landowners to another popular Breakfast with a Forester event. On March 18, from 8 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. at Richard’s Restaurant, U.S. 30, Warsaw, the Arrow Head Country RC&D Forestry Committee, with the cooperation of the Kosciusko Soil and … Read More
Board of Trustees Meeting at Nappanee Library The Board of Trustees of the Nappanee Public Library will meet in regular session at 7 a.m. Thursday, March 20, at 157 N. Main St., Nappanee. The public is invited to attend. March Lego Club Meeting At Nappanee Library The next … Read More
If you’ve read all your books at home during this long winter and need some new reading material, you won’t want to miss the Friends of the North Webster Public Library Book Sale Thursday, March 20, to Saturday, March 22. You’ll find plenty of gently used books and … Read More
Self-Improvement Workshops Coming to the Library Three exciting workshops are being offered at the library during the month of March for people interested in breaking some unwanted habits, improving your ability to visualize your future goals or help discover how you can effectively relieve the emotional stresses in … Read More
Celebration Church is starting a new “Beer and BS (Bible Study)” series beginning at 8 p.m. today Wednesday, March 12, at the Downtown in Warsaw. Upcoming topics of discussion include: March 12, “How can faith help me handle stress?” March 19, “If you commit suicide are you going … Read More
Due to the impending winter storm, the Atwood Lions Club is cancelling the fish fry they planned to hold tomorrow (Wednesday) night.
Young People are Emerging into a Technical Society The second week in March has been declared National Teen Tech Week. Technology for many people means reading a book on an e-reader rather than a bound book. Technology is so much a part of our everyday lives that tomorrow’s … Read More
Triton High School show choir, the Trojan Singers, received a gold rating at contest last Saturday. The group is directed by Mr. Peter Foster. Members of the group are: Bailee Burns, Brittney Goley, Katie Lenker, Autumn Kann, Sara Stevens,Brooklyn Bitting,Lyda Scarberry, Delilah Hochstedl, Kala Morris, Brooklyn Beatty, Nikki Rock,Tiffany … Read More
Warsaw Community Public Library is hosting two craft classes every month featuring Donna Corp who has been a “Stampin’ Up!” demonstrator for 17 years and enjoys helping people tap into their creativity using rubber stamps, ink and card stock. Donna has two classes every month at WCPL. From … Read More
On Thursday Feb. 27, both the fourth and fifth grade Mentone Elementary math teams participated in the area IASP, (Indiana Association of School Principals), Elementary MATH Bowl in Wabash at the Honeywell Center. Both teams placed first in their classes. After the regional competitions are completed the state … Read More
Edgewood Student Council has recently raised a total of $100 dollars in the past week. The council raised $50 from shootouts at the recent Lady Tiger basketball game as Edgewood faced Lakeview. The other $50 was raised as a competition between two different lunch shifts. The two shifts … Read More
Do your children enjoy bugs, building Legos, collecting things, or making new items out of recycled items? Would you like to teach them how to cook and explore working with animals? Are your children in kindergarten, first or second grade and are interested in learning more about exploring … Read More
Wawasee Kiwanis Trivia Night, Thursday, was quite the draw with 22 teams participating in the event. Of those teams Team Musser took first place with 135 points. Oaken Bucket, sponsored by Birch Law Firm, came in second with 129 points; Quaker Haven followed in third with 128. All … Read More
Dr. Seuss’s birthday was on March 2 and the kindergarten students at Triton Elementary School celebrated his birthday and Read Across America Day all week the week of March 3-7. The grand finale was a special dress-up day with everything Seussical on Friday, March 7. … Read More
