Updated: From day one of my tenure as chancellor of Ivy Tech Community College Fort Wayne and Warsaw, I promised to strengthen industry connections and meet community needs — in all of the 11 counties of northeast Indiana our campus serves.
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Updated: Some good news about railroad crossings and a request for lights on Patterson Road got the Warsaw Common Council feeling a little happy Monday night, Sept. 19.
Read More Updated: At the end of his presentation Tuesday to the Warsaw Common Council about the city’s comprehensive financial plan, Baker Tilly Municipal Advisors partner Jeffrey Rowe said overall, the message is positive.
Read More Updated: The city has moved quickly to clean up the old Indiana American Water plant site after a developer quit making progress on the demolition effort.
Read More Updated: There’s no final plan or design for a U.S. 30 freeway through Kosciusko County, but about a dozen Warsaw residents from the neighborhoods around Menards approached the Common Council Monday night, Aug. 15, concerned about plans for the Parker Street intersection.
Read More Updated: The idea of a limited access freeway replacing the heavily traveled US 30 across Indiana has been discussed for nearly a decade and it will likely be another two decades before it all comes together.
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Updated: Zimmer Biomet Foundation has stepped forward as the source behind a $2.5 million donation that will be used for the Center Lake Pavilion renovation project.
Read More Updated: Mayor Joe Thallemer opened the city departments’ 2023 budget presentations Monday night by noting inflation is going to play a part In city finances going forward.
Read More Updated: Warsaw continued its practice of upgrading at least one playground park every year with the latest celebration at Beyer Park Tuesday morning, Aug. 2.
Read More Updated: Warsaw, Elkhart, Goshen and Plymouth all rank among the top 25 municipalities in Indiana with significant amounts of money set aside in official Rainy Day Funds.
Read More Updated: Having heard only positive comments or none at all about the daycare center ordinance they passed on July 5 on first reading, the Warsaw Common Council unanimously approved it on second reading Monday night, July 18.
Read More Updated: Zimmer Biomet tipped its hat to employees in Warsaw with a large-scale day-long celebration Thursday, June 30, at two of its campuses.
Read More Updated: A $1 million donation from the Sasso family will potentially make the Center Lake Recreational Trail a reality by as early as fall 2023.
Read More Updated: By David Slone Times-Union WARSAW – Warsaw Common Council gave its approval Monday, June 20, to provide $250,000 in American Rescue Plan Act money to LaunchPad and the Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce to help increase childcare capacity. The program would offer grants of up to $100,000 over four … 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: At least one person is growing tired of the unfinished demolition project on North Buffalo Street in Warsaw.
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