Updated: North Webster Town Council heard a long time employee had resigned, passed the 2022 budget and appointed an INDOT compliance overseer among other agenda items during its busy Tuesday, Sept. 28, meeting.
Read More Updated: North Webster Town Council approved a zoning change and approved paid overtime for 2021 for police officers during its Tuesday evening, Dec. 15 at the North Webster Community Center.
Read More Updated: Candace Smythe was honored for her 25 years with the North Webster Police Department at the North Webster Town Council meeting, Tuesday, July 21. It was held in the North Webster Community Center. She received an engraved plate to commemorate the anniversary from President Lisa Strombeck and Police Chief Greg Church to a round of applause to those in attendance.
Read More Updated: NORTH WEBSTER — The last 2019 meeting of the North Webster Town Council Tuesday, Dec. 17, was a swift sail through the agenda. Highlights included the approval of a bid for meters for the sewage system, notification that disposable wipes are causing problems and more information about the … Read More
Updated: NORTH WEBSTER — North Webster Town Council learned it had a $200,000 grant at its meeting on Tuesday evening, Oct. 22, at the North Webster Community Center. Council also passed its annual budget in the amount of $1,702,909. CEO and president of K21 Foundation Rich Haddad visited to … Read More
Updated: WARSAW — The first four witnesses testified on Tuesday, Sept. 24, in the jury trial of a North Webster man accused of sexual misconduct with a 14-year-old girl. David Edward Killian, 70, is facing three charges of sexual misconduct with a minor. The incidents allegedly occurred between March … Read More
Updated: WARSAW — Now that the Old Leesburg Mill has been de-annexed from the town of Leesburg, it has no official zoning classification within Kosciusko County.
Read More Updated: NORTH WEBSTER — David Waliczek took the oath of office during the monthly meeting of the North Webster Town Council Tuesday evening, Dec. 15. He will be a town councilman as of Jan. 1. Tim Hine did not run for reelection and it was his last monthly meeting after several years of service.
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