Updated: The holiday art and craft sale benefiting the Kosciusko County Democrats will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 20, at the Syracuse Community Center in the Celebration Hall located at 1013 N Long Drive.
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Updated: The Indiana Democratic Party’s American Rescue Plan tour, a statewide campaign to highlight the benefits of the most recent COVID-19 relief package, visited Warsaw Tuesday night, June 16.
Read More Updated: KOSCIUSKO — Viewers who tune in for Tuesday night’s Democratic Party presidential debate night may catch a local commercial touting three candidates running for Warsaw City Council. Kosciusko County Democratic Party Chairman Brian Smith announced on Facebook that they had purchased a one-minute commercial that will run during the … Read More
Updated: WARSAW — Kosciusko County Clerk Ann Torpy is proposing county election officials consider transitioning from using the traditional assigned polling places to vote centers for the 2020 election. Under the vote center system, any registered voter in the county can vote at any vote center in the county. … Read More
Updated: WARSAW — Kosciusko County Democratic Party recently elected officers for 2017. They are Chairman Brian Smith, Vice Chairman Vicki Morton, Secretary Jama K. Brown and Treasurer Joe Raven.
Read More Updated: WARSAW — David Kolbe, Kosciusko County Democratic Party chairman, announces the Kosciusko County Democratic Party will be opening its campaign headquarters beginning Monday, Aug. 29. The headquarters is located
in the Old Train Depot office complex, 212 S. Lake St., Warsaw.
Updated: WARSAW – The Kosciusko County Democratic Party cordially invites the public to its annual 2015 Jefferson-Jackson Dinner. This year’s theme is “We Can Do Better!”
Read More Updated: KOSCIUSKO COUNTY — The Kosciusko County Democratic Party announces that its September meeting will be held at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday Sept. 8 at the Frog Tavern in Syracuse.
Read More Updated: The Kosciusko County Democratic Party announces it has changed the location and day of the month for its monthly meeting. Beginning Tuesday, June 2, the Kosciusko County Democratic Party will meet at 6 p.m. in the St. Regis Club, 114 S. Buffalo St., Warsaw. Brian Smith, party treasurer, … Read More
Updated: At a meeting held at Richard’s Restaurant the morning of Saturday, April 4, the Kosciusko County Democrats selected the chairman and secretary to serve for 2015-2016. Opening the proceedings, John Bonitati, who has served as chairman for the last two years, gave a brief succession speech. “I just … Read More
Updated: The Kosciusko County Democratic Party announces Warsaw Community School Superintendent, Dr. David Hoffert, will speak at the monthly party meeting at 6 p.m. Monday, April 6. Meetings are held at Richard’s Restaurant, Warsaw, in the meeting room area. The public is welcome to attend and hear Hoffert discuss … Read More
Updated: On the rainy evening of Sept. 20, members and supporters of the Kosciusko County Democratic Party gathered at Champagne Jam in Warsaw for the annual Jefferson Jackson dinner. Amongst the modest crowd was Indiana House of Representatives District 22 candidate, David Kolbe, US Congress Indiana Third District candidate, … Read More
Updated: The public presentation on passenger train service for Warsaw that was scheduled for Sept. 10, has been cancelled. The meeting was to be held at the Kosciusko County Democrat Headquarters with Warsaw Mayor Joe Thallemer as the guest speaker. However, instead of Thallemer being the lone speaker, the … Read More
Updated: Last month, Jan Carter announced her resignation as Leesburg’s town clerk and now a Kosciusko County Democrat is sought to fill her unexpired term. Carter has served as the town’s clerk for 2 1/2 years leaving another 1 1/2 years of her term vacant. A replacement is now … Read More
Updated: Kosciusko County Democrat Party Chairman Terry Bartley has resigned his position effective today. According to Steve Haines, former Democratic chairman for the county, Bartley sent an email this morning making the announcement but failed to provide a reason. Bartley was just re-elected on March 2 to his second … Read More
