WARSAW — Mayor Joe Thallemer provided updates on several projects related to railroad and highway safety at the Board of Public Works and Safety Meeting on Friday, Feb. 7. The two of the three projects will collectively span from late February to early November of this year, with the third expected to start in the …read more.

WARSAW — Jeff Wagoner was “never big on decorating for Christmas” during his childhood years in Rochester or his 15 years living in Kentucky. But after he moved to Warsaw three years ago, at the amicable challenge of his neighbors, he went all Clark Griswold. “The neighbors across the road said, ‘You will never match …read more.

WARSAW — Road work at the Center and Buffalo streets — previously scheduled for two days — has been condensed to one day. Work at the intersection was set to begin Tuesday night, Nov. 19. The new approach combined all the work on Wednesday, according to a news release from the City. Milling and other …read more.

WARSAW — The city of Warsaw has provided a fresh update on five road projects still underway. Here’s a quick recap provided by city Plan Director Jeremy Skinner: Officials hope the intersection project at Center and Buffalo streets will wrap up this week. New traffic poles were installed about 10 days ago. Concrete still needs …read more.

WARSAW — Warsaw and Winona Lake have each been designated a Bicycle Friendly Community. And the trails systems which in large part caused that designation to become a reality will continue to develop this year. Justin Taylor, a planner for the city of Warsaw, also chairs the Ride+Walk Advisory Committee, a group of about 15 …read more.

WARSAW – Concerns over the anticipated lack of parking for homeowners near a community football field along Market Street were voiced Thursday night at a public meeting. Phase two of the East Market Street reconstruction project is set to begin Monday, March 11, and the design will mirror the first phase in every way, according …read more.

WARSAW — At a brief Warsaw Traffic Safety Commission meeting held Wednesday, Dec. 5, an ordinance was approved for a speed limit of 20 mph in the area of the new Canal Street and Buffalo Street location. The sign has already been posted as 20 mph, as a continuation of the existing speed limit in the …read more.

WARSAW — Two Market Street residences were the main topics of discussion during the code enforcement hearing held Tuesday, Oct. 30. A property at 712 W. Market St., owned by Tammy Honeycutt and Michael D. Wright, was on the hearing docket regarding complaints of people living in the residence’s garage. According to Warsaw Building Commissioner …read more.

WARSAW — There will be block-by-block closures on the Phase 2 portion of Market Street beginning Thursday, Oct. 25, moving from west to east. This cluster of closures to expected to last approximately one week. Motorists are advised to plan their travel accordingly.

WARSAW — Mayor Joe Thallemer started his State of the City address on March 6 at Lincoln Elementary School with a conversation he had with Governor Eric Holcomb. The main topics of that discussion included safety concerns with US 30, workforce issues, and the opioid crisis. “As we were winding down our conversation, he [Holcomb] …read more.

WARSAW —   At approximately 12:40 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 15, the Warsaw Fire Department was contacted in response to a reported car fire in the vicinity of Hand Avenue and Market Street. The area was blocked off as emergency personnel worked to completely extinguish the flames. Warsaw Police Department and Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Department were …read more.

WARSAW — The old city hall at 302 E. Market St., Warsaw, has sat empty for almost five years. Last night, Feb. 5, the Warsaw Common Council learned about steps they could take to approve the disposition of the building. The first step to dispose of the building is to require two appraisals. The city …read more.