Schultz Catches 40-Pound Flathead

Robbe R. Stouder

Robbe R. Stouder, 50, Warsaw, was found passed away Aug. 4, 2016, in his apartment of natural causes.

Planners Say Subdivision Plat Needs More Work

While the Warsaw Plan Commission Monday night approved the preliminary plat for Cook subdivision, a lot more work will have to be done before the final plat is approved.

Leesburg De-Annexes Old Mill, Paves Way For Liquor License

LEESBURG – Leesburg Town Council Monday approved de-annexing property that was formerly occupied by Old Leesburg Mill. This will allow the new owner to apply for a liquor license, allowing for a microbrewery and restaurant.

Library Damaged By Rain; Rainy Day Fund Will Fix It

Rainy day funds will have to be used to help make repairs to Warsaw Community Public Library’s building after heavy rains in June damaged the northeast side of the building. 

Tim Tebow, Are You Sure You Want To Do This?

Dear Mr. Tebow,

Warsaw Finishes Fourth At Canterbury Invitational

Madi Graham shot a career-low 79 and placed fourth individually, pacing the Warsaw girls golf team to a fourth-place finish in the Canterbury Invitational at Chestnut Hills Golf Club in Fort Wayne Monday. Warsaw’s team total of 380 was 42 shots better than the same tournament last season, according to head coach Tad Nieter.

Free Comedy Night Friday At Tourmaline In Warsaw

Local residents are hosting a free comedy night at Tourmaline Event Space at 9 p.m. Friday to spotlight local groups and artists.

Hepler Happy To Give Back

With a smile on his face, 61-year-old Denny Hepler sat in a chair outside his office at Raccoon Run last week and talked about how the game of golf has been good to him.

K21 Gives $1M To Dane A. Miller Science Complex

WINONA LAKE – Grace College recently announced plans to break ground on the Dr. Dane A. Miller Science Complex at its Winona Lake campus this spring. 

Lois Janeen Weddle

Lois Janeen Weddle, 66, Warsaw,  passed away at 10:16 a.m. Aug. 5, 2016, in her residence.

Jensen Accepts Plea Deal In Child Exploitation Case

ROCHESTER – Dr. Mark Jensen, 63, of 1923 E. Timberline Circle, Warsaw, entered a change of plea on Thursday at the Fulton County Courthouse, with Judge Wayne Steele presiding.

BOW Tables Encroachment Agreement For Alley

Though the Board of Public Works and Safety discussed it for about an hour Friday morning, the encroachment agreement between the city and Urban Retrend for an alley revitalization plan was tabled until the Aug. 19 meeting.

Cause Of WCS Bus Garage Fire Still Under Investigation

The cause of a fire Jan. 7 that destroyed the Warsaw Community Schools bus garage is still under investigation, but officials now think it may have been accidental.

Cemetery Budget Up 7 Percent Over 2016

The proposed 2017 budget for Oakwood Cemetery is 7 percent higher than 2016’s, with the biggest dollar increase coming out of medical insurance for employees.

Local Hotel Cited Over Bed Bugs

Victory Hotel in Warsaw has fallen under scrutiny by health officials over bed bugs.

Warsaw’s Seitner Sets Ever Changing Fitness Goals

Josh Seitner, 27, has been competing in physique and fitness competitions for the last four years, placing very high in each of the contests he has participated in.

Swihart-Garinger

Misty Hudson, Akron, and Sherman Garringer, Rochester, announce the engagement of their daughter, Jennifer Rose Garringer, Warsaw, to Trenton Lee Swihart, Rochester.

Genevieve M. 'Jenny' Hart

Genevieve M. “Jenny” Hart, 91, Warsaw, passed away at 12:22 p.m. Aug. 3, 2016, in Warsaw Meadows Care Center.

Lady Tigers Split With Chesterton, LaPorte

Playing their first home match of the season, the Warsaw Lady Tigers split with 10th-ranked Chesterton and LaPorte Thursday at Stonehenge. Chesterton, led by medalist Elyse Stasil’s round of 1-under 70, won the three-team match with a four-player  score of 332. Warsaw shot 383, beating LaPorte by two strokes.