From the Files of the Kosciusko County Historical Society Editor’s note: This is a retrospective article that runs a few times a month on InkFreeNews. March 15, 1963 — Phil Payne, 30, of North Webster, Thursday night was named recipient of the Warsaw Junior Chamber of Commerce “Outstanding … Read More
WARSAW — The Warsaw Common Council discussed increases to the IT budget and yet another petition for annexation during the council meeting held last night, July 2. Staci Young, assistant to the mayor, gave an update on upcoming IT-related budget increases for new services. The biggest increase comes … Read More
WARSAW — Two white roses laid on the ledge of the city council bench, above Charlie Smith’s name plate Monday evening at the Warsaw Common Council meeting. While the meeting began as usual with the call to order and an invocation, it was different. Councilman Jeff Grose read … Read More
The former Arnolt Corporation building at 2525 E. Durbin St., Warsaw, was ordered to be immediately vacated, sealed and demolished at Monday’s Warsaw Code Enforcement Hearing. Larry Clifford, hearing officer, made his ruling after numerous photos were submitted as evidence on the building’s condition. The building is approximately 66,000 square … Read More
Warsaw Police Officer Trenton Shively was sworn in today as the newest member of the police force. The event took place during the Warsaw Board of Public Works & Safety meeting. Shively served as an officer with the Plymouth Police Department for four years prior to coming to … Read More
Warsaw Board of Zoning Appeals member Rick Keeven admitted in a public meeting Monday night that he was the person responsible for filing a complaint against Rosella Hawkins and her 1 foot by 1 foot sign advertising her China painting business. The issue came before the city BZA … Read More
