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Area Students Compete In Welding & Machining Contest

Sparks flew and cuts were made during the third annual Northern Indiana Welding and Machining Contest Saturday at the Warsaw Area Career Center (WACC) welding and machining shops at Lakeview Middle School.

Pre-Prom Arrive Alive Is 1 Of 3 Road Closures Approved By BOW

One of the three road closure requests approved by the Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety on Friday was for a Pre-Prom Arrive Alive mock crash scene the day before Warsaw Community High School’s prom.

National Weather Service Confirms EF0 Tornado In Akron Wednesday

AKRON - The National Weather Service confirmed an EF0 tornado briefly swept through the Macy and Akron areas Wednesday.

County Parks Begins Forming ‘Friends Of The Trail’ Group

Friends of the Trails is a new group of volunteers created by the Kosciusko County Parks and Recreation Board dedicated to advancing the mission of the board.

Chinworth Bridge Trail Extension Groundbreaking Gets The Dirt Turning For Project

There have been challenges to make the Chinworth Bridge Trail Extension along Old 30 in Warsaw a reality, but Thursday a groundbreaking ceremony took place to get the physical part of the project started.

Irwin Selected By Caucus To Join The Kosciusko County Council

Joe Irwin will be the next District 2 Kosciusko County Councilman after a Republican caucus chose him over three other candidates Wednesday evening.

WACC Cosmetology Students Take 1st, 2nd, 4th & 5th At Competition

Four Warsaw Area Career Center cosmetology students recently competed at the Great Clips Competition at the Michiana Beauty College in Mishawaka, and they all placed within the top five.

After Much Discussion, Warsaw Council Gives OK For Safe Streets Grant Application

Members of the Warsaw Common Council heard a lot of information from the Ride+Walk Committee about a Safe Streets for All grant application and had many questions about it, but after 75 minutes of discussion, the council voted to let city officials apply for up to $500,000.

Proposed Data Center Near Leesburg Draws Opposition

As of Tuesday, there were 912 verified signatures at change.org to “prevent the construction of a data center on farm land in Leesburg.”

Dog Dies In Syracuse Fire Sunday

SYRACUSE - A dog died in a Syracuse house fire on Sunday.

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