City Announces Anchorage Road To Have Two Additional Closures
Two additional closures of Anchorage Road have been scheduled by NIPSCO to continue ongoing utility work in the area, according to the city of Warsaw.
Upcoming Advance Care Planning Events Offered To United States Veterans
FORT WAYNE - Veterans Administration (VA) Northern Indiana Health Care System is hosting informational events to educate veterans about advance care planning and empowering them to make their wishes for care known through an advance directive and living will.
Rezoning Issue Not Over
Editor, Times-Union: I appreciate the Area Plan Commission’s (APC) unanimous vote against the spot zoning of farmland to heavy industrial. Thank you! The APC followed the Comprehensive Plan and realized the best use of 330 LESA rated farmland was to continue its sustainable, renewable work … to feed people.
Indiana Department Of Health Confirms First Case Of Measles In 2025
INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Department of Health (IDOH) is reporting the first laboratory confirmed case of measles in Indiana this year.
City Still Working On Forming Opioid Settlement Funds Committee
Over two months after granting money from the city’s opioid lawsuit settlement funds to the county reentry court, the city is still working out the details for a committee to recommend future disbursements.
OrthoLazer Moving Headquarters To Warsaw From New York
OrthoLazer is relocating its corporate headquarters to Warsaw from New York, and opening an orthopedic laser therapy services center, with the assistance of a small loan from the city’s Economic Development Revolving Loan Fund.
Grace College & Cardinal Services Partner To Provide Pre-Employment Transition Services
WINONA LAKE - Grace College and Cardinal Services are partnering to provide Pre-Employment Transition Services (Pre-ETS) to help area students with disabilities prepare for life after high school this summer.
Heartline Pregnancy Center Celebrating 40th Anniversary
Heartline Pregnancy Center, 1515 Provident Drive, Ste. 180, Warsaw, is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year.
Rose-Hulman Receives $10M Gift From Biomet Co-Founder
TERRE HAUTE – Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology has announced a transformative $10 million gift from alumnus Niles Noblitt and his wife, Nancy, to establish the Noblitt Entrepreneurship Program (NEP), a newly endowed initiative focused on fostering innovation, entrepreneurship, and business-focused opportunities for students.
E. Jack Meier
E. Jack Meier, 88, Grace Village Retirement Community in Winona Lake, died at 9:05 a.m. Sunday, April 6, 2025, in the care of Grace Village Health Care.
Center For History To Host IHS’s Traveling Exhibit, Groundbreaking Black Hoosiers
NORTH MANCHESTER - The North Manchester Center for History invites visitors to explore the stories of Black Hoosiers who broke ground for their community and paved a path for future generations while making contributions to Indiana with a traveling exhibit from the Indiana Historical Society (IHS).
Warsaw Is Among Over 1,000 Nationwide Hands Off! Protest Sites
Warsaw was one of over 1,000 nationwide Hands Off! protest sites Saturday.
Chip Shots: That’s All I Have To Say About That
Forrest Gump made the sentence famous. The character played by Oscar-winner Tom Hanks kept everything simple, and ended his thoughts with, “…that’s all I have to say about that.” I have a lot of thoughts, but not much to say about any of them (unlike the 1,100+ words I tore off last weekend).
Consider These Important Planning Tips When It Comes To Your Estate
We all experience the death of friends and family members in our life. In financial planning, we often find ourselves involved in the aftermath of those deaths. If the deceased planned their estate before their death, it usually makes it easier on the survivors.
FFW Corporation And Crossroads Bank Appoint New Board Chairman
FFW Corporation and Crossroads Bank announced the appointment of Cynthia “Cindy” M. Riemersma as chairman of the board of directors. She succeeds Dan Ford, who will retire from the board in October after 20 years of service, including 10 years as board chairman.
Parkview Health Launches New Francine’s Friends Mobile Mammography Coach
Parkview Health Launches New Francine’s Friends Mobile Mammography Coach
State Champion Betten Player Of The Year Once Again
With over 2,000 points and 1,000 rebounds over the course of his illustrious career, Manchester senior Gavin Betten has accomplished just about everything during his four years as a varsity starter. His final accomplishment, and perhaps the biggest, came in the final game of his career, when he led the Squires to their first ever state championship.
Midwest Vintage Fest Hits The Fairgrounds Saturday
If you remember the 1980s, ’90s or even the early 2000s fondly, then you’ll probably want to hit the Midwest Vintage Fest Saturday.
Board Of Works OKs Payment For Gatke Project Construction
The Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety on Friday was presented with a payment application for $242,673.79 for construction concerning the Union Station Lofts project, which is the housing project on the site of the former Gatke Corp.
