Learning to drive is an important milestone in one’s life. Other milestones, like retirement are no different – we look forward to it, but we need to prepare and we can do that by learning the “rules of the retirement road.”
Looking to avoid a third straight loss while also sending off senior players on a high note, the Warsaw football team took on Mishawaka in its final home game of the season Friday night. For the third straight week, it was a tight game down the stretch, but this time, the Tigers were able to come up with a big stop when needed to get back on track with a 21-13 win on Senior Night.
Trick-or-treat hours and Halloween events have be set in several towns in the area.
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Editor’s Note: This is the third in a three-part series of stories from an interview with Warsaw Community Schools Superintendent Dr. David Hoffert.
The diploma Warsaw Community Schools Superintendent Dr. David Hoffert earned in 1998 when he graduated from high school wouldn’t meet the graduation requirements Indiana students have to meet today.
The HVAC system for the first and second floors of the Warsaw City Hall needs replaced, and to get that done the Board of Public Works and Safety on Friday approved to solicit that work through a “Request for Proposals” (RFP) method.
BOURBON – Margaret Ellen Anglin Weakly, formerly of Bourbon, passed away on Oct. 1, 2024, at Signature Health Care in Bremen, where she had resided for three years.
FORT WAYNE – Ivy Tech Community College and the Ivy Tech Foundation recognized Ivy Tech alumni, donors and volunteers from across the state this weekend at the 2024 Distinguished Alumni and Benefactor Awards in Indianapolis. Each of Ivy Tech’s 19 campuses nominated a graduate and a donor for the Distinguished Alumni and Benefactor Awards, which the Ivy Tech Foundation administers annually.