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Utility Contracts Approved At Board Of Works Meeting

Contracts with the city of Warsaw go before the Board of Public Works and Safety, and Utility Superintendent Brian Davison had a handful of them Friday for the board to approve.

BOW Approves $1.6M Contract For HVAC Work At Warsaw City Hall

It’ll cost more than $1.6 million and take over a year to replace the HVAC in the Warsaw City Hall with most of the funding coming from American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) and a lawsuit settlement.

Warsaw Racquet Club New Owners & Management Offering ‘More’ To The Community

Warsaw Racquet Club has new management and a new ownership team that hopes to draw people into the facility at 3919 Ind. 15 that may have never stepped into the club before in its 48 years of existence.

Warsaw Chemical Expanding With Acquisition Of Detroit Street Complex From Cary & Mike Lewis

A news release from Lewis Salvage and another one from Warsaw Chemical Thursday announced Warsaw Chemical acquired the Detroit Street Complex, 3454 N. Detroit St., from Cary and Mike Lewis and the sale has been finalized.

County ARPA Committee Approves Grant Funding Reassignment For Fair

Before looking at what American Rescue Plan Act dollars were left, what projects are under contract and what’s been appropriated, the county’s ARPA Committee heard one last request Wednesday to reassign grand funds.

Leamon Named County Veteran Of The Month

A Shriner four-time “Clown of the Year” who served his country in the Army during Vietnam is the Kosciusko County Veteran of the Month for December.

Iowa Man Killed After Being Run Over By Truck

A pedestrian was killed Friday when he was run over by a semi truck and trailer on West Crystal Lake Road, Warsaw.

Sheriff Presents Food Service, Chaplain Agreements To County Commissioners

Seeing it as a way to save the county money, Kosciusko County Sheriff Jim Smith presented a food service agreement with Kellwell Food Management for the county jail for 2025 to the county commissioners Tuesday.

Jackson Finds Running To Be A Positive Outlet

Back in high school, Alex Jackson was overweight so he never thought he’d be a runner.

County Officials Given Oaths, Recognized For Years Of Service

Ten elected county officials took their oaths of office Tuesday, while two retiring elected officials and two retiring employees were recognized for their years of service.

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