Updated: The slow pace of construction and the current lack of synchronized signalization of traffic lights at some newly-updated intersections isa frustrating Warsaw city officials.
Read More Updated: Three months after Mayor Joe Thallemer pledged to look at hiking city police salaries, city council took its first step toward doing so on Monday, May 3.
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Updated: Warsaw Parks and Recreation Department partnered with downtown businesses to continue to engage the community while encouraging them to get outdoors and be active.
Read More Updated: City Council gave its unanimous support on Monday night, Nov. 2, in a final vote for a phased-in increase in the city’s monthly stormwater fee.
Read More Updated: City Council heard an in-depth explanation for the need to raise the stormwater utility rate over a five-year period and they appear to agree.
Read More Updated: City Council will look at further restrictions on some personal fireworks that some people contend have become excessively robust this year.
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Updated: A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held for the renovated Amphitheater at Lucerne Park in Warsaw Wednesday, June 24.
Read More Updated: City Council is moving forward again with the framework to be able to hire an independent counsel in the future.
Read More Updated: WARSAW – As City Council works to line up the ability to retain its own attorney, one thing is clear: Individuals on council won’t be able to just pick up the phone and get some quick thoughts. On Monday night, Dec. 16, council decided to take a step back … Read More
Updated: WARSAW — Warsaw City Council passed a resolution supporting establishment of two residential TIF districts during a regular meeting on Monday, Nov. 18. City Plan Director Jeremy Skinner presented the resolution to council members. Warsaw’s Redevelopment Commission and Plan Commission both approved the resolution in recent meetings. “It’ll … Read More
Updated: WARSAW — Republican dominance on City Council just got another four-year extension. Despite the biggest challenge in two decades, Republicans on city council rolled to victory in Tuesday’s election. Mayor Joe Thallemer, unopposed in Tuesday’s election, will begin his third term in office alongside six returning Republican councilmembers. … Read More
Updated: WARSAW — Jeremy Skinner spent as much time Wednesday, Oct. 16, explaining what a residential TIF District is as he did explaining what it was not. Warsaw’s Plan Director led a discussion Wednesday at Eisenhower Elementary in front of a sparse crowd in the first of four … Read More
Updated: It’s been five years since Warsaw City Council shot down an ordinance that would have allowed residents to have a few hens in their backyards, but according to two candidates, the issue is still on the minds of voters. Josh Finch and Chris Plack, both vying for the … Read More
Updated: The headline was pretty simple: Warsaw City Council Explores The Idea Of Hiring Its Own Attorney. Getting to the possible end result in which council would retain its own attorney for questions they’d rather not ask the city attorney or two provided by the state will be a … Read More
Updated: WARSAW — Kosciusko Community Senior Services and Liberty Sewing Circle joined forces to recognize and show appreciation to eleven local veterans. The Threads of Valor quilt presentation was held Wednesday, May 15, at the Kosciusko County Senior Center, 800 N. Park Ave., Warsaw. Liberty Sewing Circle consists … Read More
Updated: Kosciusko County is beginning the initial steps toward looking at whether to adapt to voting centers at some point in the future. Numerous other counties in Indiana have made the switch or are looking at changing. Vote centers are growing in popularity in the state because of … Read More
