A little more than half a year into its existence, the Warsaw Professional Firefighters Local 5461 is hopeful for its plans to pan out in the coming years. The Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory unionized as a member of the International Association of Fire Fighters back in December.
Read MoreThe Community Arts Program has announced the 2024-2025 season and is inviting all community singers to join in for the 40th anniversary.
Read MoreDuring an Aug. 13 Warsaw Community Schools’ Board of Trustees work session, the school board heard updates about WCS’ Dual Language Immersion program.
Read MoreA Rochester man was recently arrested for allegedly failing to update address information for the sex offender registry.
Read MoreTracy Ford, FNP-BC, CWCN-AP, has joined Urgent Care Goshen Physicians, where she will focus on diagnosing and treating injuries and illnesses that require immediate medical attention.
Read MoreThe new Art on the Road series starts with an interesting culmination to the Art in America series.
Read MoreMore information has been released on a Warsaw man who led officers on a high-speed vehicle pursuit after allegedly attempting to steal items from Walmart.
Read MoreThis Friday, Aug. 16, is the final concert in the Warsaw Parks and Recreation Department’s free Summer Concert Series.
Read MoreA beautiful Sitka spruce from the Wrangell Ranger District on the Tongass National Forest has been selected to represent Alaska as the 2024 U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree.
Read MoreA Rochester man was recently arrested after allegedly attempting to solicit sex from an individual he believed was a child.
Read MoreWarsaw School Board approved to move forward Tuesday, Aug. 13, with building projects using general obligation bonds.
Read MoreThe August Kosciusko County Veteran of the Month, Harold Thomas Stambaugh, served a little over eight years in the U.S. Army.
Read MoreTwo people were seriously injured after a six-vehicle accident south of Warsaw.
Read MoreNick King, Warsaw Municipal Airport manager, is working with the airport’s engineering consulting firm, CHA, on an Airport Overlay District that could effect future tall structures and construction countywide.
Read MoreWhen the Justice Building parking lot renovation begins tentatively next week, the county has a plan as to where employees will park during the two to three months of work.
Read MoreEtna Green Town Council continued discussions on work assistance for Town Superintendent Bryan Long during an Aug. 13 council meeting.
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