Updated: Ownership of the Arnolt property on East Durbin Street, near Argonne Road, will soon be transferred from the City of Warsaw to the Warsaw Redevelopment Commission.
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Updated: City officials are seeking to remove Matthews LLC from the multi-use project on North Buffalo Street.
Read More Updated: Wildman Business Group continues to grow, and on Monday, Aug. 1, the Warsaw-based company requested a 10-year tax abatement on real and personal property from Warsaw.
Read More Updated: City officials are done waiting for Matthews LLC to finish demolishing the old Indiana American Water plant on North Buffalo Street.
Read More Updated: All 53 of the decorative downtown lamp lights, plus 15 spares, will be replaced with American Rescue Plan Act funds after the Warsaw Common Council approved nearly $400,000 to do so on Monday.
Read More Updated: A contract for the demolition of the former Arnolt Corporation building near Argonne Road in Warsaw has been awarded to a Chicago-based company.
Read More Updated: The city’s Community and Economic Development, Director, Jeremy Skinner, brought several resolutions and ordinances to the Common Council on Tuesday.
Read More Updated: The city took another step toward working to rejuvenate the shopping center known as Marketplace of Warsaw.
Read More Updated: Just weeks after announcing plans for a new large park adjacent to the municipal airport, Warsaw officials hired a consultant to come up with an overall plan.
Read More Updated: City officials got the words they’ve been waiting to hear concerning a new affordable housing project that would eventually replace the old Arnolt building on Argonne Road in Warsaw.
Read More Updated: By a show of hands and cheers, a majority of the 200 people who attended the third public meeting on changing US 30’s layout showed support for an on-route proposal.
Read More Updated: The city of Warsaw has received a proposal to redevelop the old Gatke property.
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Updated: When the ideal was first conceived to have a Warsaw Tech Park the intent was to “attract high tech industry,” said Jeremy Skinner, community and economic development director for the City of Warsaw.
Read More Updated: The idea of residential TIF districts might sound like a bunch of highfalutin bureaucratic hooey, but the city of Warsaw is working on numerous pieces of a complex puzzle that could lead to the construction of some 500 homes in different areas in the future.
Read More Updated: Plans for what looks like a solution to the vacated Owen’s supermarket property on the west end of downtown Warsaw – a multi-level building with apartments and a parking garage – are progressing.
Read More Updated: As the city of Warsaw continues to try to redevelop properties along the southern part of Argonne Road, the state has made more money available for to do so.
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