WARSAW — The city’s summer sprinkling credit program is entering its second year this year. Warsaw residents are reminded to sign up for the summer sprinkling credit program as soon as possible. Residents who signed up last year do not need to sign up again. On April … Read More
KOSCIUSKO COUNTY — Voters in residing in U.S. Congressional District 3 will have choices to make for U.S. Rep. District 3 nominations on May 8. Rep. Jim Banks, Columbia City, is the only candidate on the Republican ballot. The race will be on the Democrat ballot, where the … Read More
WARSAW — City of Warsaw offices will be closed on Monday, Jan. 15, in observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. Monday’s trash route will be picked up on Tuesday, Jan. 16. The town of Winona Lake offices will also be closed Monday, Jan. 15. … Read More
WARSAW — Fall leaf pickup is in full swing for the City of Warsaw. For pickup, please: 1. Rake leaves to the tree lawn area or alley and avoid raking them into the street as this will plug the storm drains and cause them to flood during rain. 2. … Read More
WARSAW — Nothing is appearing to be easy when it comes to Ordinance 2017-10-09, and the council is beginning to feel pressure of a pressed timeline with a complicated situation. Warsaw’s Common Council discussed the newly proposed ordinance to establishing new sewage rate Friday, Oct. 27. The ordinance … Read More
WARSAW — Warsaw Community Schools’ fifth grade students toured the Wastewater Utility facilities Tuesday morning, Sept. 19. The students learned about the facilities and about the impact it has on their health and the environment. Students were able to learn about the equipment the employees use including the … Read More
INDIANAPOLIS — The city of Warsaw has violated the Open Door Law according to an opinion issued today, Tuesday, Aug. 22, by Luke H. Britt, Indiana Public Access Counselor. However he ruled the city did not violate the Access to Public Records Act. The opinion notes the city … Read More
WARSAW — Marc Campbell, Mishawaka, was given a six year sentence for four counts of providing false information to a government entity, all Class D felonies. The sentence was given this morning, March 9 in Kosciouscko County Circuit Court with Judge Michael Reed presiding. Campbell was given 1 1/2 years … Read More
WARSAW — In observance of President’s Day, the City of Warsaw offices will be closed Monday, Feb. 20. Monday’s trash route will be picked up on Tuesday, Feb. 21. All other routes will remain the same.
WARSAW — The City of Warsaw is redesigning and updating their website to be more user-friendly. They are seeking new photos from citizens and businesses that represent the dynamic features and spirit of the community. These photos will be given consideration for use on the new website, anticipated … Read More
WARSAW — As far back as middle school, Jeremy Skinner knew he wanted to be involved in architecture of some type. He was “fascinated with the mixture of planning, design and political science.”
Read MoreKOSCIUSKO COUNTY — Voting locations for the Nov. 8 general election have been established and announced by Michelle Puckett, county auditor. Polls open at 6 a.m. and close at 6 p.m. The locations are designated by the county commissioners.
Read MoreWARSAW — Justin Taylor started his new job as assistant city planner for Warsaw on Monday, Aug. 22. Taylor may be new to City Hall but he’s not new to the Warsaw area. Taylor and his family first moved to Warsaw when he was in middle school. He attended … Read More
WARSAW — The City of Warsaw’s Pavement Preservation Project continues today, Monday, Aug. 1. Scheduled roads are Harrison Street from Center Street north to DuBois Street and West Market Street from Hand Avenue east to Columbia Street. Traffic delays are expected. … Read More
WARSAW — The Warsaw City Council is set to meet at 6 p.m. Monday, Aug. 1, and Monday, Aug. 15. … Read More
WARSAW — The special budget meeting of the Warsaw Common Council, originally scheduled for Monday, July 25, has been postponed. A new date will be announced. … Read More
