Updated: Grace College professors Dr. Pat Loebs, Dr. Lindsey Richter and Jeff Grose were honored recently for their contributions to the institution’s culture of service and academic excellence.
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Updated: From the Files of the Kosciusko County Historical Society Editor’s note: This is a retrospective article that runs a few times a month on InkFreeNews. April 15, 1985 — Warsaw’s Jeff Grose today holds the title of “1985 Mr. Basketball,” the highest individual honor an Indiana high school basketball … Read More
Updated: From the Files of the Kosciusko County Historical Society This is a retrospective article that runs a few times a month on InkFreeNews. Jan. 12, 1981 — Three fires Sunday claimed the life of a Lake Wawasee man, left a Claypool family homeless and temporarily halted the printing presses … Read More
Updated: The City of Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety’s final meeting of the year consisted mostly of reviewing contracts and agreements.
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Updated: Warsaw City Council has proposed a fireworks ordinance that would limit the use of loud consumer fireworks during non-holiday portions of the year to 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays.
Read More Updated: Walmart will be receiving a credit of more than $15,000 to their city wastewater account.
Read More Updated: In a continuing review of all city worker salaries, Warsaw City Council is now looking at its own level of compensation.
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Updated: The city’s deer reduction task force is preparing for another season but will rely solely on experienced veteran archers.
Read More Updated: Editor’s note: This is a retrospective article that runs a few times a month on InkFreeNews that relies on files from the Kosciusko County Historical Society 1999 – Charges in the case involving the Aug. 12, 1996, death of 4-year-old Kaelie Cusick were dismissed earlier this year, and those … Read More
Updated: A reduction in the merchant fee for an out-of-county ice cream vendor was granted by the Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety on Monday, July 19.
Read More Updated: An agreement with Baker Tilly Consulting Services was approved at the Warsaw Board of Works and Safety meeting Friday, July 2, to help manage $3.4 million the city is eligible for in COVID-19 relief funds.
Read More Updated: A benefit tournament for the families of two young men who died recently as a result of vehicle accidents will be held in downtown Warsaw in August.
Read More Updated: City leaders are embracing a policy that will allow city council members in the future to participate in meetings electronically.
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.
Read More Updated: The luxury of not having to pay for trash disposal, recycling and other services in the city of Warsaw appears to be coming to an end.
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.
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