Ordinances require two readings by the Warsaw Common Council to pass, and Monday night, Feb. 2, the city council passed two ordinances regarding downtown parking on second reading.
Read MoreThe City of Warsaw Parks and Recreation Board welcomed and swore in their newest member, Ryan Burgher, during their regular meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 20.Â
Read MoreThe runway extension project at the Warsaw Municipal Airport was discussed at the Board of Aviation Commissioners meeting Tuesday, Jan. 13.
Read MoreBusiness owners along Winona Avenue are excited about the road’s potential future, but they also want the thoroughfare to be properly maintained while the possibilities are realized.
Read MoreWith his probationary year complete, Huntley Z. Davis took his oath of office as a Warsaw Police Department officer Friday, Jan. 9, at the Board of Public Works and Safety meeting.
Read MoreWith Dalton Corp. announcing at the end of 2025 it was closing its doors in early 2026, the Warsaw Redevelopment Commission discussed it briefly Monday, Jan. 5, at their first meeting of the year.
Read MoreGene Zale stayed on the Warsaw Board of Aviation Commissioners for decades because he made a promise he would remain until the power lines to the east of the airport were lowered.
Read MoreMembers of the Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory Board will remain status quo for 2026, and Fire Chief Joel Shilling will keep serving in his position another year after the board approved the reappointments Tuesday, Dec. 2.
Read MoreCity contracts with Language Matters and Regroup were each approved by the Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety to be extended for three more years on Friday, Nov. 21.
Read MoreImprovements to the Warsaw City Hall plaza deck are completed and paid for.
Read MoreCity meetings will move to the Warsaw Police Department Training Center in December and January while work is being done in the council chambers at City Hall.
Read MoreThe demolition of the Jomac Products buildings by spring 2026 is only the first of changes coming to Winona Avenue from Detroit (SR 15) to McKinley Streets.
Read MoreThe Community Arts Program of Kosciusko County will participate in the annual “A Salute to Veterans” benefit concert, scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 8.
Read MoreAround this time in 2026, Millworks is expected to be built and leasing 86 market-rate apartments, with a yet-to-be-named restaurant in the southeast corner.
Read MoreWarsaw Common Council approved the 2026 budget, tax levy and tax rate ordinance on first reading Monday night, Sept. 15, after having the required public hearing on it with no comments from the public given.
Read MoreAdult education is workforce development, the Warsaw Common Council heard Monday, Sept. 15, when Mayor Jeff Grose proclaimed Sept. 14-20 as Adult Education and Family Literacy Week.
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