David L. Slone
Managing Editor
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Convention & Visitors Bureau Celebrates Rebranding To ‘Clearly Kosciusko’
The Kosciusko County Convention and Visitors Bureau (KCCVB) recently launched its official rebranding to “Clearly Kosciusko,” and Wednesday they had a ribbon-cutting ceremony with the Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce to celebrate the launch.
Only Minor Injuries Reported In 2-Vehicle Crash On Ind. 13
A North Webster teenager suffered minor injuries after a two-vehicle accident Wednesday morning on Ind. 13.
Albion Woman Killed In Whitley County Crash Tuesday
WHITLEY COUNTY - An Albion woman was killed Tuesday in a one-vehicle accident in Whitley County.
Aviation Board Approves Invoices In Short Meeting
During a meeting lasting less than 13 minutes Tuesday, the Warsaw Board of Aviation Commissioners approved several invoices from CHA Consulting, the airport’s engineering consulting firm, and heard some brief updates on projects.
City Council OKs ARPA Funds Redirection & Grants
Some of the city’s American Rescue Plan Act funds will be redirected after the Warsaw Common Council gave their approval Monday.
CIT Group Looks To Better Crisis Response System In County
As part of the Kosciusko County Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) stakeholder group meeting Monday, a number of community agencies signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) regarding goals and protocols to better the county’s crisis response system.
Bowen Center Gives Report To County Commissioners, Council
At their separate meetings last week, the Kosciusko County Commissioners on Tuesday and Council on Thursday heard similar presentations from The Bowen Center about the organization’s past, present and future.
City Seeking Grant To Demolish Former Jomac Building For Future Shelter
If the city is awarded a Blight Clearance Grant through the Office of Community and Rural Affairs (OCRA), the former Jomac Products building will be demolished to make way for Fellowship Missions’ future plans.
Road Closures, Payments, Contracts Approved By Board Of Works
Several road closures, contracts and pay applications were approved by the Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety on Friday, including a payment for the Warsaw Chemical groundwater cleanup.
Runnings Offers Home, Farm And Sporting Supplies
Whether you’re planning a camping trip, need supplies for the farm, looking for some new clothes or just need some home décor, you’ll probably find it at Runnings, 3660 Commerce Drive, Warsaw.
Joe’s Kids Grows Into Larger Facility To Serve More Children
Over 10 years ago, Joe’s Kids opened on Commerce Drive in a space that was maybe around 2,000 square feet.
3 Injured In Crash Near Clunette
Three people were injured in a two-vehicle crash near Clunette at 8:47 a.m. Thursday.
The River Opens Coffeehouse In Warsaw
If you live in North Webster or drive through on Main Street, one can’t miss The River Coffeehouse downtown.
Three County Departments Seeking Grants For Programs
Three Kosciusko County departments received approval from the county commissioners Tuesday to seek sizeable grants for programs, including a new program for the probation department.
Commissioners Award Parking Lot Project Bid To Brooks Construction
The bid for the county employee parking lot expansion and redevelopment was awarded to Brooks Construction by the county commissioners on Tuesday.
Warsaw Planners OK Preliminary Plat For Duplexes
After getting a variance approved from the Warsaw Board of Zoning Appeals two weeks prior, petitioner Rast Development LLC got approval Monday night from the Plan Commission on a preliminary plat for the same property at the intersection of Pope and Segal streets.
Bomy’s Authentic Indian Food & Groceries Celebrates Its Anniversary
With a big smile on his face, generous handshakes and sometimes a hug, Bomy Singh, owner of Bomy’s Authentic Indian Food and Groceries, welcomed guests to an anniversary luncheon Monday.
D.R. Horton Celebrates Greenbriar Grand Opening
D.R. Horton has built and sold homes in 43 of America’s 50 states. Now the company, whose tagline is “America’s Builder,” has a presence in Warsaw.
Election Board To Meet March 22 Over Sign Complaint
A formal complaint about County Coroner Tyler Huffer’s election signs has led to a special meeting of the Kosciusko County Election Board to discuss the matter.
Garage Fire Spreads To Home In Claypool
CLAYPOOL - A fire that started in a detached garage spread to the nearby home shortly after midnight Sunday at 7608 S. CR 400E, Claypool.
St. Paddy’s Street Party Returns To Downtown Warsaw With Food, Drinks And A Leprechaun
Yes, there will be a leprechaun at the St. Paddy’s Street Party on March 16.
The Dutch Kernal Gourmet Popcorn Offers A Variety Of Flavors
Even before you get to the door of The Dutch Kernal Gourmet Popcorn, 2518 Walton Blvd., Warsaw, the aroma lures you in.
Rocksteady, The Barn 1880 Given Local OK For Alcohol Licenses
New alcohol licenses were approved for two Warsaw businesses Thursday by the Alcohol Tobacco Commission of Kosciusko County.
WCHS Entrance Signage Discussed At Traffic Commission
Concerns about the traffic signs at the entrance to Warsaw Community High School from Ind. 15 were brought up Wednesday during the Warsaw Traffic Safety Commission meeting.
WPD Releases Annual Traffic Report For 2023
The number of reportable motor vehicle crashes the Warsaw Police Department investigated in 2023 was down compared to 2022, but the number of traffic violation citations, arrests and warnings was higher by over 1,100.
Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory Hears About Another Truck Delay; Approves New Recording Secretary
Waiting for a fire truck that’s already been ordered will require the Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory to continue to be patient.
Warsaw DORA Ordinances Approved By City Council
All that is needed now for the city of Warsaw to have its first Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area (DORA) is the state’s blessing.
City Council Approves Resolution Seeking Increase To Fire Territory’s Operating Fund Tax Rate
Showing their support for everything the Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory does for the community, the Warsaw Common Council Monday night approved a resolution giving their OK to a petition for the fire territory to seek an increase to its operating fund tax rate.
Warsaw Redevelopment OKs Gas Lines Relocation Agreement With NIPSCO
Warsaw Redevelopment Commission formally approved an agreement Monday with Northern Indiana Public Service Co. for NIPSCO to relocate gas service lines for the Millworks project.
Whitko Announces Top Two Students For Class Of 2024
SOUTH WHITLEY - Whitko Jr.-Sr. High School on Monday announced its valedictorian and salutatorian for the graduating class of 2024.
Bremen Man Arrested After Firearm Discharged At A Rochester School
ROCHESTER – A Bremen man was arrested on weapons and drug charges after he allegedly discharged a firearm during a wrestling tournament in Fulton County.
Community Theatre Brings ‘The Man Who Came To Dinner’ Back To The Wagon Wheel
“The Man Who Came to Dinner” was written by Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman 85 years ago in 1939.
BOW Approves Outdoor Seating For 3 Downtown Warsaw Businesses, With Stipulations
Outdoor seating applications for One-Ten Craft Meatery, B+B Courthouse Market and The River Coffeehouse were presented to and approved by the Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety on Friday, with stipulations.
City Hiring Professional For Opinion On Kelly Park Pickleball Noise
The city is hiring a professional to provide an opinion on the noise levels at the pickleball courts at Kelly Park.
Terrazas Takes Oath As Warsaw Firefighter; New Fire Marshal Named
With his probationary period completed, Kevin Terrazas took the oath of office as a Warsaw-Wayne Fire territory firefighter Friday from Mayor Jeff Grose.
Ceremony Recognizes Promotion Of 3 Warsaw Firefighters
The promotion of three Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory firefighters were recognized during a ceremony Wednesday at station 15, formerly station 3, 620 W. CR 200S.
Road & Bridge Bids Awarded, Parking Lot Bids Opened At Commissioners Meeting
Bids for two county highway projects were awarded by the Kosciusko County Commissioners Tuesday, while another set of bids for the county employee parking lot expansion and redevelopment were opened.
Parkview Looking To Build New Medical Facilities On CR 200N In Warsaw
Parkview’s footprint is continuing to grow in Warsaw.
Court Documents Reveal More Details About Wednesday’s Stabbing Incident
The victim in Wednesday’s stabbing incident was stabbed at least eight times, according to court documents filed Monday.
North Webster Man Facing Multiple Charges After Crash In St. Joe County
ST. JOSEPH COUNTY - A North Webster man is facing a half dozen charges, including resisting law enforcement, after a crash late Monday morning in Mishawaka.
Work On Countywide Greenways & Blueways Master Plan Begins
What will be about an eight-month process to develop a countywide greenways and blueways plan began Monday at a joint meeting between the Kosciusko County Parks and Recreation Board and the trails plan steering committee.
BBBS’ Bowl For Kids’ Sake Sees Capacity Turnout
All the slots were filled Saturday for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeast Indiana’s Bowl for Kids’ Sake fundraiser at The Bowling Alley in Warsaw.
Local Business Owner Raising Funds To Erase Student Lunch Debt
Nathan Underneath, owner of Moving Pictures Tattoo Cinema, was surprised when he learned how many students were on the Free and Reduced Lunch program at Warsaw Community Schools (WCS).
CCS Continues To Help People In Need Even With 'Tight' Finances
Finances are tight at Combined Community Services, but the number of people seeking assistance is greater now than during the pandemic just a few years ago.
Cancer Services Of Northeast Indiana Opens 1st Regional Office In Kosciusko County
Cancer Services of Northeast Indiana has served Kosciusko and 10 other surrounding counties for the last 18 years.
City Council Hears Presentation On Fire Territory Levy Increase
A presentation to the Warsaw Common Council Tuesday on increasing the maximum property tax levy for the fire protection territory included estimated dollar amounts and expenditure priorities.
Downtown Warsaw DORA Gets First Approvals
If the Warsaw Common Council approves the two ordinances on second reading at their March 4 meeting, the city could have its first Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area (DORA) downtown.
Caucus Elects Pecsi To Jefferson Township Advisory Board
In a quick decision Monday night, a Republican caucus elected James Pecsi over Amanda Jackson to serve on the Jefferson Township Advisory Board.
Former Warsaw Man Dies In Thursday Crash In West Lafayette
WEST LAFAYETTE - A man formerly of Warsaw was killed Thursday when his car collided with a school bus in West Lafayette.
