Updated: Warsaw Parks Superintendent Larry Plummer was given the go-ahead to move forward with two grants that could result in kayak kiosks and additional pickleball courts for the city.
Read More Updated: Two Warsaw Police officers were sworn in at the city of Warsaw Board of Public Works & Safety meeting Friday, May 21.
Read More Updated: Sealed bids for three police vehicles were opened during the Warsaw Board of Works and Safety meeting held Friday, May 7.
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Updated: The city Board of Works and Safety approved contracts for nine shows that are part of the annual Friday night summer concert series, but plans remain tentative due to the pandemic.
Read More Updated: Warsaw Parks & Recreation Director Sheila Wieringa was given approval to apply for a K21 Health Foundation grant that would be used toward the relocation and renovation of Mantis Skate Park.
Read More Updated: Trauma experienced in childhood can have long-lasting effects.
Read More Updated: Warsaw Mayor Joe Thallemer spoke about the improvement in COVID-19 numbers across the state during the City of Warsaw Board of Public Works & Safety meeting Friday, June 19.
Read More Updated: Local law enforcement officials have established a new advocacy group for children that will work to ensure young people being interviewed in connection with abuse cases can do so in a safe and supportive environment.
Read More Updated: WARSAW – When it comes to State of the City speeches by mayors of any size town, they tend to be lengthy and detailed as the top elected official seeks to account for successes while focusing on future challenges. For Warsaw Mayor Joe Thallemer, who delivered his ninth … Read More
Updated: WARSAW — The Warsaw Traffic Safety Commission discussed posting speed limit signs on East CR 200N at its meeting Wednesday afternoon, March 4. The commission passed a motion to post signs designating the 30 miles per hour speed limit on the section of East CR 200N that falls … Read More
Updated: Kosciusko County’s JCAP initiative – considered a model across the state in helping inmates with drug histories as they prepare for release – is getting a new infusion of cash from the city of Warsaw. The in-house rehabilitation program for inmates who will soon be released was the … Read More
Updated: WARSAW — The increase in traffic and accidents in Warsaw along US 30 dominated discussion at the Warsaw Traffic Safety Commission meeting, Wednesday afternoon, Feb. 5. Warsaw Police Chief Scott Whitaker presented the commission with the department’s annual traffic report. According to the report, a total of 1,088 … Read More
Updated: WARSAW — A Rennselaer man accused of threatening Warsaw Police Chief Scott Whitaker is facing additional charges after allegedly violating a no-contact order. William Burn Howard, 49, 621 South College Avenue, Rensselear, was originally charged with two counts of intimidation, a level 6 felony. According to court paperwork, … Read More
Updated: Below is a list of stories from 2019 that stood out as important in Kosciusko County 1. Judge rules against Kosciusko County Fair Board in race track dispute A two-year court battle is still being appealed as the fair board claims racing revenues are vital IMPACT: Motorized … Read More
Updated: First off, let me assure you that that headline above represents the final horrible pun of the year from me. I promise. * * * In a city that is overwhelmingly Republican, officials found themselves awash in political strife early in 2019 that exposed some internal tensions. Here’s … Read More
Updated: WARSAW – The city is getting closer to having a fully-staffed police force and is doing so in part by hiring two women. On Friday, Dec. 6, a probationary officer was sworn in during the city Board of Works and Safety meeting and it was then announced the … Read More
