Board Of Works Approves Documents For Baby Drop-Off Box
Warsaw’s baby drop-off box took another step toward becoming a reality Friday morning at the city’s Board of Works meeting.
Internet Turns 30
The World Wide Web turned 30 this week. Woo hoo.
Club News, March 16, 2019
News from bridge clubs and the DAR.
Thallemer Meets With U.S. 30 Coalition, Seeks Meeting With Kroger Officials
Warsaw Mayor Joe Thallemer spent Wednesday in Indianapolis working on a pair of projects. As president of the U.S. 30 Coalition, he led a meeting of that body in the morning and afterward attempted to meet with people who could keep Owen’s Supermarket on West Market Street open.
School Bus Safety Bill Passes Out Of Committee
A bill authored by State Sen. Randy Head (R-Logansport) that addresses school bus safety issues in Indiana passed the House Committee on Courts and Criminal Code Wednesday by a vote of 9 to 3.
Lady Lancers Roll In Tourney Opener
WINONA LAKE – The Grace College women’s basketball team scored the first six points of its game on Wednesday night and never relented. The Lady Lancers (17-15) opened up the NCCAA National Championships in style with an 88-52 waltz over Bluefield College at the Manahan Orthopaedic Capital Center.
Bluefield College Rams Edge Grace Men
WINONA LAKE – “We weren’t bad, we just weren’t as good as they were.”
‘Hidden Gems’ Will Be Revealed At Rua
The Gallery at Rua is planning an exhibit featuring the works of the artists of Cardinal Services’ Redbird Studio.
Mayor Touts Success, Sees Work Ahead In State Of City
With an abundance of enthusiasm mixed with a little caution, Warsaw Mayor Joe Thallemer delivered the annual State of the City address Tuesday at 2517 Banquet Center.
WCS OKs Bids For Secure Entrance At Student Activity Center; STEM Academy Gets Donation
Bids for the secured entrance at the Warsaw Community High School Student Activity Center were approved by the school board Tuesday.
County To Participate In Statewide Tornado Drills Tuesday
Emergency Management Agency Director Ed Rock said Kosciusko County will participate in the statewide tornado drills at 10:15 a.m. and 7:15 p.m. Tuesday.
Bourbon Town Council Mulls Problem Of Abandoned Vehicles
BOURBON – Bourbon Town Council met for over two hours Tuesday, with much of the discussions on how to legally proceed to handle junk or abandoned vehicles.
2nd ‘Shell Building’ Step Closer To Reality
Warsaw Redevelopment Commission moved construction of a shell building in the city’s Technology Park a step closer to reality at its meeting Monday.
Manchester Student Senate Approves ‘Refugees Welcome’ Resolution
NORTH MANCHESTER – The Manchester University Student Senate approved a resolution supporting and welcoming refugees.
