Updated: Ask any Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory firefighter – or anyone who knows retired Fire Chief Mike Wilson for that matter – what they learned from him and the same word keeps coming up: compassion.
Read More Updated: Warsaw Community Schools on Monday, Feb. 21, honored retiring Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory Chief Mike Wilson and the fire territory’s public education committee.
Read More Updated: The city of Warsaw unveiled a new way to spotlight life-saving heroics and found a unique recipient to begin the tradition.
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Updated: The Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory Board focused on the future with discussions on the territory’s 2022 budget during a meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 3.
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Updated: How much learning loss really occurred as a result of COVID-19? It has been a topic of discussion and concern and during the regular monthly meeting of the Wawasee School Board Tuesday evening, July 13, in Syracuse the board heard a brief report about it from Dr. Shelly Wilfong, assistant superintendent.
Read More Updated: The Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory Board approved the replacement of EMS Chief Chris Fancil’s duty vehicle during a meeting on Tuesday, July 6.
Read More Updated: An intense fire at a fireworks outlet early Sunday morning in Warsaw could have been much worse, according to the company owner.
Read More Updated: Authorities are asking for the public’s help in finding friends or family of a man who died in his residence Tuesday in Silver Lake.
Read More Updated: Although it will never replace in person learning, virtual learning has proven to be much more effective than eLearning. During the regular monthly meeting of the Wawasee School Board Tuesday evening, Jan. 12, in Syracuse the board was given a virtual learning presentation by Cameron Troyer, Milford Middle School math teacher, from his classroom.
Read More Updated: David Cates, who served as the attorney for the Wawasee Community School Corporation for 26 years, was one of only three attorneys the school corporation has ever had.
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Updated: Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory received approval at the Board of Public Works & Safety meeting Friday, Dec. 4, to apply for a grant through the Indiana Department of Homeland Security for two air max disinfecting electric foggers.
Read More Updated: The noon Friday, Aug. 21, deadline to file as a candidate for the Wawasee School Board has passed and incumbents Don Bokhart and Mike Wilson will run unopposed. No one else filed as a candidate according to the Kosciusko County Clerk’s Office.
Read More Updated: City department heads gave budget presentations at a lengthy Warsaw Common Council meeting Monday, Aug. 17.
Read More Updated: Downtown Warsaw will be getting another mural in the near future.
Read More Updated: Filing began Wednesday, July 22, for the two at-large seats on the Wawasee School Board up for reelection this year. The two seats are held by Mike Wilson and Don Bokhart.
Read More Updated: By Lasca Randels InkFreeNews WARSAW — Oakwood Cemetery Board of Regents met Thursday, June 4 — their first meeting since March. Oakwood Sexton Hal Heagy said there were several items to review due to the length of time between meetings. Heagy discussed restrictions and effects COVID-19 has had … Read More
