Indiana State Police Bremen Troopers Hit Career Milestone
The career of an Indiana State Trooper is a journey that can span decades serving the citizens of Indiana. Several local troopers from the Indiana State Police Bremen Post have hit a career milestone of serving for 25 years.
New Executive Director To Lead Growth Initiatives At Magical Meadows
Magical Meadows announced the hiring of a new executive director to lead the nonprofit organization into a new era of growth and sustainability. Michael Kuhn will join the therapeutic horseback riding center as its executive director on July 1 and will work directly with the existing staff and board of directors to begin developing new fundraising, programming and capital improvement efforts, according to a provided news release.
Enterprise Rent-A-Car Finds A Temporary Location In Warsaw
Thanks to Crouse Body Shop and the Warsaw Board of Zoning Appeals, Enterprise Rent-A-Car now has a temporary new location for vehicle leasing while still looking for a permanent location.
Planning Takes Shape For $30M OIRI Funding
The OrthoWorx Vision Committee has developed a roadmap for the $30 million appropriated from the state for the Orthopedic Industry Retention Initiative (OIRI).
Medartis Makes Workforce Adjustments
Some adjustments to the Medartis U.S. manufacturing workforce recently were made, according to a spokesperson for the company.
Janice Sue Bolin
NORTH WEBSTER – Janice Sue Bolin, a resident of rural North Webster and formerly of Huntington, passed away at the age of 82 in Warsaw.
Edward ‘Ed’ L. Barrus
Edward “Ed” L. Barrus, of Leesburg, passed away on Friday, June 21, 2024, at the VA Northern Indiana Health Care System in Fort Wayne at the age of 96.
Linda Lou Bruner
Linda Lou Bruner, aged 78, of Warsaw and Bradenton, Fla., gracefully earned her angel wings at 4:40 p.m. Monday, March 25, 2024.
B&K Back In Mentone For ‘Good Food At Good Prices’
MENTONE — The new owners of the Mentone B&K “want to give good food at good prices to good people,” said Gretchen Powell.
84th KREMC Annual Meeting Breaks Attendance, Voting Records
During the meeting, members cast their ballots for the KREMC board of directors, received a boxed meal, bottle of water, special gift and $10 credit toward their electric bill.
Insurance Can Be A Key To Managing Your Risk
In financial planning, we spend a lot of time thinking about, talking about and working toward long-term goals that are integral to attaining the life you want to live. An important aspect that sometimes gets ignored is protecting your assets and all that you’ve worked for from unexpected events. That’s where insurance comes in. Life insurance is a big part of that, but we’ll save that for another day. Today, we are going to cover auto, home and umbrella policies.
Alderfer Taking Passions For Rowing, Leadership To Amsterdam
Caroline Alderfer is leaving Monday for Europe to learn more about two things she has a passion for - rowing and leadership.
BOW OKs Family Safety Day Road Closure; Recognizes City Employees
A road closure for September’s Family Safety Day was approved Friday by the Board of Public Works and Safety, and six Warsaw employees with a total of 70 years of experience with the city were recognized.
Stouder Selected As New Lincoln Elementary Principal
Warsaw Community Schools announced Hilary Stouder as the new principal of Lincoln Elementary School, pending board approval in July.
Smith Wins Caucus For Pierceton Town Board Seat
PIERCETON - All three candidates for the Pierceton Town Board told the caucus Thursday night how much they love their town, but it was Chauncey Smith who the precinct committeemen chose to fill the vacant board seat.
Trail Extension Plans Moved To North Side Of Old 30
Instead of going along the south side of West Old U.S. 30, the Chinworth (Lake City Greenway) trail extension will now go more along the north side.
