By Melissa Chapman Cataloging Supervisor Fall is finally here and that means Halloween is right around the corner. What better way to celebrate the season than watching a bunch of horror movies? Below is a list of recommended films that the Warsaw Community Public Library has in their video collection. A horror genre that is …read more.

Anna Jackson Information Services The following are adult and teen programs at the Warsaw Community Public Library: Mystery Puzzle Contest! Oct. 1-12, mystery puzzle bags will be given away on a first come, first serve basis. Contestants complete the puzzle without pictorial aid in order to be entered to win a $25 gift card. Friends …read more.

By Amy Man Children’s Services Whether you love the hotter months or not, they are coming to an end for the year of 2018. Science says that the changing of the seasons is inevitable. Some people delight in the thought, while others start plotting how to bypass their coming seasonal depression. Here in Children’s Services …read more.

By Melissa Chapman Cataloging Supervisor WARSAW — Sept. 18 is “Read An eBook Day.” For those who are wondering what an eBook is, it is a book in electronic format. When borrowed or purchased, eBooks are downloaded to a reading device, such as a laptop, tablet, smartphone, etc. Some digital books are available free of …read more.

By Ann M. Zydek, director WARSAW — Join Warsaw Community Public Library and the American Library Association in celebrating the 31st Library Card Sign-Up Month in September. This year, the national theme is “Get a Library Card and Check Out Something Incredible!” The Disney Pixar’s superhero family, the Incredibles, as honorary chairs, have teamed up …read more.

By Melissa Chapman, Cataloging Supervisor Most people love a blockbuster film. Those types of films are usually popular and financially successful. They cater to the masses by their over the top exhilarating entertainment and epic CGI. The Warsaw Community Public Library has quite a few new movies that would easily fit into the blockbuster genre. …read more.

By Dana Owen Adult Services Librarian WARSAW — The following adult and teen programs are set to take place in September at the Warsaw Community Public Library. Friends of the Library meets at 1 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 4. Drop in Zone, featuring video games, virtual reality and snacks, Wednesday, Sept. 5. Teens in grades 6- …read more.

By Amy Mann WCPL Children’s Department WARSAW — The word “literacy” is thrown around by educated people the world over. What is literacy and why is it important? Is it something that impacts the children in our community? Traditionally, literacy is considered the ability to read and write. The modern term’s meaning has expanded to …read more.

WARSAW — The Warsaw Community Public Library is getting closer to eliminating overdue book fines. Assistant Director Joni Brookins told the library’s board of trustees on Monday, Aug. 13 that going “fine-free” is a trend that will help the facility boost its public relations. “When we figured it out, this only accounted for about 1.7 …read more.

By Amanda Demster Information Services WARSAW — Warsaw Community Public Library invites “muggles” of all ages to get in touch with their inner witch or wizard during a Harry Potter party set for 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 15. For those not familiar with Harry Potter lingo, a “muggle” is a human who …read more.

By Melissa Chapman Cataloging Supervisor WARSAW — In Warsaw Community Public Library’s ongoing commitment to help the community, the library now has mobile Wi-Fi hotspots to loan. What is a hotspot? Many people regard a hotspot as an access location for Wi-Fi. Many libraries, cafés, restaurants, public buildings, etc., are destinations to which people travel daily. …read more.

WARSAW — The following adult and teen programs are set to take place in August at the Warsaw Community Public Library. Drop In Zone, featuring video games, virtual reality and snacks, is Wednesday, Aug. 1. Teens in grades 6- 12 play from 3:30  to 5:30 p.m., and adults, ages 18 and older, play from 5:45 to …read more.

WARSAW — Summer reading has been going strong at the Warsaw Community Public Library. Hundreds of children have visited the library to celebrate reading and learning achievements. Inspired by these young readers, the library offer staff picks of recent children’s literature with a fresh take on fairy tales and fantasy fiction. “Wolf in the Snow” …read more.

By Amanda Demster Adult Programming Administrator WARSAW — The Warsaw Community Public Library’s summer reading program may be more than halfway over, but it is not too late to get in on the fun. This month, WCPL continues the “Libraries Rock!” theme with several musical performances, plus a few programs on, well, rocks. Musical Performances …read more.

WARSAW — The Warsaw Community Public Library presents the celebrated acoustic duo Hungrytown from 6 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, July 31. Admission is free. Hungrytown recently returned from a six-week tour of Great Britain and Germany, following a four month tour of the American south and southwest. Vermonters Rebecca Hall and Ken Anderson, who make …read more.

WARSAW — The ongoing issue of limited use, limited access elevator, as well as the popularity of the Summer Reading Program and the official welcome of yet another new board member were three of the issues discussed Monday, July 9 at the regular monthly meeting of the Warsaw Community Public Library board. “Two months of …read more.

WARSAW —  “Black Panther” is a worthwhile, enjoyable superhero film. The Panther, T’Challa, is the king of a fictional African country called Wakanda.  Wakanda is technologically advanced but pretends to be primitive. The film revolves around a domestic power struggle for the throne. The Panther’s rival wants to use the country’s technology to rule the …read more.

WARSAW — The Warsaw Community Public Library will host the following adult and teen programs in July. Rachel Kruger will lead a needle felting class at 5:30 p.m. Monday, July 2, inspired by “Pusheen.” Register. Chess Club meets at 10 a.m. Saturdays. Cookbook Club members will discuss favorite fish recipes at 11 a.m. Monday, July …read more.

By Katie Warrener Children’s Services Department WARSAW — The Summer Reading season is off to a fantastic start at the Warsaw Community Public Library and will continue through July 31. Encourage the children in your life to share their summer success with us at the library and participate in our free programs. A variety of …read more.

WARSAW — The strain of a breast cancer diagnosis along with medications prescribed as part of your treatment can cause weight gain. This presentation will focus on nutrition during breast cancer treatment. The presentation will be from 1 to 2:30 p.m. Monday, July 23, at Warsaw Public Library. Join Sue Delagrange, MS, RD for this …read more.

WARSAW — The popular, on-demand film streaming service Kanopy is now available for free through Warsaw Community Public Library. Kanopy joins other video streaming services offered at WCPL, including Hoopla, as well as RB Digital’s Acorn TV, IndieFlix and Qello Concerts. Library cardholders can access Kanopy and sign up to start streaming films instantly by …read more.

WARSAW — The Warsaw Community Public Library is touting its Libraries Rock! summer reading program, an initiative that celebrates music. People who are interested can register online or at the library’s upstairs reference desk. Libraries Rock! and other summer reading programs can be learned about online at www.warsawlibrary.org under Calendar of Events or by using …read more.

By Amanda McFarland Adult Programming Administrator WARSAW — Warsaw Community Public Library will host the following programs in June for teens and adults. A teen songwriting contest takes place Friday, June 1, through Saturday, June 30. Chess Club meets at 10 a.m. Saturdays. Cookbook Club meets at 11 a.m. Monday, June 4, to share gluten-free …read more.

By Katie Warrener Children’s Services Department, Warsaw Community Public Library WARSAW — The Warsaw Community Public Library Summer Reading Program is a fun way to include reading and learning activities in family time. Our free program motivates children of elementary school age to enjoy being creative and keeping their minds active during summer break. It …read more.

WARSAW — The Warsaw Community Public Library Board of Directors heard a proposal from library staff about the possibility of eliminating fines for overdue library books. At its monthly meeting Monday, May 14, the board heard from Library Director Ann Zydek and Assistant Joni Brookins about a new trend that would eliminate the long-standing form …read more.

WARSAW — The Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting ceremony this morning, Tuesday, May 15, for a bike share station located at the Warsaw Community Public Library. Zimmer Biomet is sponsoring the Warsaw + Winona Lake Bike Share program. Each bicycle station is provided by Zagster, a bike share organization that allows individuals …read more.

WARSAW — From 4 to 6 p.m. every second Wednesday of the month, Warsaw Community Public Library hosts a club that is quickly “catching” on. Pokémon Club is currently held in Meeting Room C of the library. During the meeting, kids and adults alike can participate in several Pokémon-themed activities. The meeting is primarily focused …read more.

By Amanda McFarland Adult Programming Administrator WARSAW — Thanks to the Warsaw Astronomical Society (WAS), WCPL is now the proud owner of an Orion StarBlast 4.5 inch telescope. The best part: library cardholders can check the telescope out and take it home. Last summer, Ed Jarrett of WAS approached the library with the idea of …read more.

By Melissa Chapman, Cataloging Supervisor WARSAW — When I decided to watch the film “The Greatest Showman,” I had no idea that I would come away with a new appreciation for musicals. The film opens musically into a landscape of vibrant colors embracing in its entirety the world of the circus: flying acrobats, prancing horses, …read more.

WARSAW — ACRES Land Trust welcomes backyard bird-watchers and avid birders alike to join its second annual Bird Blitz on ACRES preserves in the tristate area from June 3 to 9. To encourage new birdwatchers, ACRES presents “Backyard Birding” at 4 p.m. Thursday, May 3, in Warsaw Community Public Library, 310 East Main St. ACRES’ …read more.

By Amanda McFarland Adult Programming Administrator WARSAW — The following events are set to take place in May at Warsaw Community Public Library. Sally Reuter returns at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 1, to lead participants in creating a painted flower canvas. Register. Drop in Zone takes place Wednesday, May 2. Teens in grades 6 through …read more.

Guest Author Katie Warrener, Children’s Services Department WARSAW — You are a team of archaeologists who uncover a bone at the site of an ancient Egyptian pharaoh’s tomb. As you lift the bone off the ground, the chamber door begins to creak and then slams shut. It’s a trap. A shadow blocks the light from …read more.

By Amanda McFarland WCPL Adult Programming Administrator WARSAW — Warsaw Community Public Library invites patrons to try out a “catch”-y new club all about a not-so-new card game. Pokémon Club convened for the first time Wednesday, March 14, drawing a larger-than-expected first crowd. It will continue meeting from 4 to 6 p.m. the second Wednesday …read more.

WARSAW — The Warsaw Community Public Library board of trustees is keeping its collective fingers crossed that a possibly much less expensive solution to its elevator situation could be in the offing. At the regular monthly board meeting Monday, April 9, Library Director Ann Zydek told the board that a replacement to the facility’s limited …read more.

By Ann Zydek, library director WARSAW — Celebrate National Library Week April 8 to 14 at the Warsaw Community Public Library. This year’s theme is “Libraries Lead.” Libraries lead by meeting community needs and interests for access, resources and spaces. How has the library led you to something you value in your life? Was it …read more.

WARSAW — Children’s book author Beverly Cleary, creator of such works as “Ramona the Pest,” “Henry and Ribsy” and “The Mouse and the Motorcycle” will celebrate her 102nd birthday April 12. The Warsaw Community Public Library is promoting a system that Cleary touts In her book “Ramona Quimby, Age 8.” In that literary work, Cleary …read more.

WARSAW — Mothers, fathers and students alike attended the chapter launch meeting of Moms Demand Action For Gun Sense In America at the Warsaw Library on Monday, March 26. According to the Moms Demand Action website, the organization was created to “…demand action from legislators, state and federal; companies; and educational institutions to establish common-sense …read more.

WARSAW — The following programs are set to take place in April at the Warsaw Community Public Library. Friends of the Library meet at 1 p.m. Monday, April 2. Learn basket weaving with Marjorie Kennedy from 5 to 7:30 p.m. Monday, April 2. Register. Sally Reuter will lead a wool appliqué class from 5:30 to …read more.

By Guest Author Katie Warrener Children’s Services Department, Warsaw Community Public Library WARSAW — Working on a homework assignment after library hours? Looking for lesson plan ideas? Your digital Warsaw Community Public Library can help, even when the downtown Warsaw Community Public Library is closed. Begin your virtual trip to the library at www.warsawlibrary.org/reference. Have …read more.

WARSAW — The Warsaw Community Public Library could get faster, cheaper internet in the future thanks to a little bit of luck and smooth negotiating, according to Joni Brookins, the library’s assistant director. Brookins told the library board Monday, March 12, that the library belongs to a state consortium and that the state helps pay …read more.

WARSAW — The library has long been associated with reading, but it can also be a place for book lovers to gather for discussion. Warsaw Community Public Library offers two monthly book groups, inviting readers to come share their thoughts. Off the Shelf Off the Shelf Reading Group meets at 2 p.m. the first Thursday …read more.

By Melissa Chapman, Cataloging Supervisor. My Husband and I had the opportunity to watch the sequel to one of our favorite slapstick comedy films “Daddy’s Home.” We were not disappointed in “Daddy’s Home 2.” The film is a continuation of co-dad parenting between bio dad Mark Walhberg and step dad Will Ferrell. While blended family …read more.

WARSAW — Warsaw Community Public Library offers the following teen and adult programs in March. The Chess Club meets at 10 a.m. Saturdays in March. Off the Shelf Reading Group meets at 2 p.m. Thursday, March 1, to discuss “Small Great Things” by Jodi Picoult. The Cookbook Club meets at 11 a.m. Monday, March 5, …read more.

By Amy Mann and Katie Warrener Children’s Services Department, Warsaw Community Public Library   WARSAW—When you have visited the Warsaw Community Public Library’s children’s area lately, you may have noticed signs posted among the bookshelves begging you to “Pardon Our Mess.” You may have wondered why picture books and easy readers have disappeared and reappeared …read more.

    Warsaw Community Public Library is offering new, exciting things this winter, and patrons are invited to come see for themselves. Young Adult Area For starters, WCPL has moved its young adult section to the area near the reference desk. Not only does this give more shelf space, it has allowed the library to …read more.

WARSAW — Jim Barber believes it is important to know one’s family history. “You can’t really know where you’re going until you know where you’ve come from,” he said. Barber, of Warsaw, and retired from Sprint in 2007 where he worked in various departments, is an avid genealogy researcher. As proof, he’s written four family …read more.

WARSAW — The Warsaw Community Public Library’s Board of Trustees kicked off the year with a year-in-review report, and it wasn’t too shabby. The library provided services to 50 percent of Kosciusko County and finished the year with 200,000 items checked out, with 50 percent of it being books. Movies dominated in second with 25 …read more.

WARSAW — Warsaw Community Public Library invites patrons to use their indoor time to catch up on their reading and to earn prizes while doing so. The library has launched its annual adult and teen Winter Reading Program for patrons ages 13 and up. WCPL’s Winter Reading Program operates much like the summer reading program, …read more.

By Amy Mann Children’s Services Department, Warsaw Community Public Library When school is out and it’s too cold to stay outside for long, where can you go to beat the winter blues? Look to the Warsaw Community Public Library for resources and activities to entertain, amuse, and engage the K-12 students in your life. The …read more.

WARSAW — The library is expanding its adult section with adult kits in the near future. Going beyond a basic library renting books, movies and games, Warsaw Community Public Library is going to add cake pans to the list of items to rent. The library board of trustees amended their fines and fees policy as …read more.

WARSAW — Warsaw Community Public Library held a Santa Day event from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 9. Children were able to visit with Santa and Mrs. Claus and enjoy refreshments and fun activities. The first 90 children to attend the event received a free book. Friends of the Library member Roxanna Reffitt noted …read more.

WARSAW — If you look closely at the Christmas display in the circulation area at Warsaw Community Public Library, you’ll discover that the holiday decorations were made with some rather unique items. Warsaw resident Sallie Hoy, creator of the display items, reports that although she does make some crafts using perfectly normal items, at other …read more.

As the holidays approach, Warsaw Community Public Library offers a number of programs, both seasonal and non-seasonal, for teens and adults. Chess club meets at 10 a.m. Saturdays in December. Bring a chess game if you have one. There will be no meeting Saturday, Dec. 23. The cookbook club will host a cookie exchange at …read more.

WARSAW — Warsaw Community Public Library began talks of renovating its facilities and its next steps in making the library more handicap accessible Monday afternoon, Nov. 13, at its monthly Board of Trustees meeting at WCPL. The Library took a big hit in recent months when its elevator went out, forcing its clients to walk …read more.

By Katie Warrener and Amy Mann WARSAW — Do you remember the magic of visiting Santa Claus as a child? Warsaw Community Public Library is providing an opportunity for you to bring the children in your life to meet Santa and Mrs. Claus this holiday season. Santa Day returns to WCPL on Saturday, Dec. 9. …read more.

WARSAW — The Friends of the Warsaw Community Public Library are partnering with the Winona Lake Little Free Library to provide books for children and adults. Friends of the Library President Merri Bottorff got involved when Lorraine Deffenbaugh, steward of the Winona Lake Little Free Library, requested books to help keep the Little Free Library …read more.

WARSAW — Around a dozen people turned out at the Warsaw Community Public Library Tuesday,  Oct. 24, to hear about the paranormal experiences of local ghost hunters Laurie Voss and Greg Steffe. The pair put on a nearly two hour presentation demonstrating common ghost hunting tools, as well as showing pictures, sound bites and video clips …read more.

WARSAW — With technological advancements becoming a necessity to everyday life, the Warsaw Community Public Library has begun tearing down the barriers hindering its clients. WCPL board of Trustees is re-evaluating its social media and computer usage policies. With the ever growing need for technology, the library has begun taking steps to expand the computer …read more.

By Katie Warrener WARSAW — The Warsaw Community Public Library joins a thousand libraries around the world to celebrate the transformative power of play in lifelong learning. International Games Week is Oct. 29 to Nov. 4, and like many libraries across the country and around the world, the library offers programs for the whole family. …read more.

WARSAW — To welcome Hoopla, Warsaw Community Public Library’s newest digital service, the library will be giving away a 7-inch Kindle Fire to two patrons who register for Hoopla between now and Dec. 16. With Hoopla, WCPL resident cardholders now have access to thousands of movies, television shows, music albums, eBooks, audio books and comics, …read more.

WARSAW — Warsaw Community Public Library debuted the Oculus Rift Wednesday, Oct. 4, at the teen and adult drop-in zone events. Oculus Rift is a virtual reality headset that allows players to become completely immersed in virtual worlds. “It’s kind of unique for us to have it,” said WCPL IT Supervisor Tyson Barnett, “The state …read more.

WARSAW — Clearly one of the best superhero films made thus far would be “Wonder Woman.” It is a focused and purposeful film. The storyline, in a nutshell: Diana leaves her magical island of Themyscira, which is hidden from the rest of the world, to fight alongside men in a war to end all wars. …read more.

WARSAW — Attending programs at Warsaw Community Public Library can be fun and educational, however not every type of program appeals to everybody in the community. Because of this, WCPL has made it easier for patrons to keep track of their preferred types of programs, allowing them to subscribe to the ones they would like …read more.

WARSAW — Kids asked and the Warsaw Community Public Library responded: it is expanding its programs for elementary school-age children. The monthly LEGO programs have returned for the school year, and so has Maker Club—the pop-up makerspace for tinkering, building, and creating. New for the fall: monthly Tuesday after-school activities that support the learning and creativity …read more.

WARSAW — Money makes the world go round — well…it is what makes the business world go round, and for Warsaw Community Public Library, it is that time of year again. Warsaw Library started the discussion for next year’s budget at its Board of Trustees meeting Monday night, Sept. 11. After heavy June rains in …read more.

WARSAW — An amateur radio program and demonstration was held Wednesday, Aug. 23, at Warsaw Community Public Library. Amateur radio (also called ham radio) describes the use of radio frequency for the purpose of exchanging messages. The term “amateur” is used to specify someone interested in radio-electric practice with a purely personal aim. Ham radio …read more.

WARSAW — A crowd gathered at Warsaw Community Public Library Monday, Aug. 21, to hang out and enjoy some free popcorn while viewing the first total solar eclipse seen by the contiguous United States since 1979. The public was invited to bring blankets and lawn chairs to view the event from library grounds. A solar …read more.

By Amanda McFarland, Adult Programming Coordinator WARSAW — The All-American Solar Eclipse is coming and Warsaw Community Public Library has just the thing to help community members enjoy it. WCPL has applied for and received 1,000 pairs of Solar Eclipse glasses. The glasses will be available at WCPL’s adult reference desk beginning Tuesday, Aug. 1. …read more.

By Amanda McFarland, Adult Programming Coordinator Though the Summer Reading Program has ended for the year, there is still plenty to do at Warsaw Community Public Library. Sally Reuter will lead a primitive American flag painting at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 1. Register. Teens can play video games, watch movies and enjoy snacks during Drop …read more.

WARSAW — Wednesday, July 26, at the Warsaw Community Public Library, the Pay It Forward craft event was held. The free event allowed participants to make two crafts – one to take home and another to be donated to a local charity. Tables were set up with supplies to make blankets, chew toys, sun catchers …read more.

By Amanda McFarland, Adult Programming Coordinator WARSAW – Printing documents at Warsaw Community Public Library has never been more convenient, thanks to newly added Wi-Fi printing and print-from-home technology by PrinterOn. Typically, when someone wants to access the library’s printing services, they need to be on-site and access one of the computers or the Wi-Fi. …read more.

By Melissa Chapman, Cataloging Supervisor With the summer being unusually cool and wet, where can one go to find affordable entertainment? The Warsaw Community Public Library has a plethora of things to keep you entertained when the weather is not cooperating. We offer a wide range of DVDs, new releases, oldies, documentaries as well as …read more.

  WARSAW — Tuesday, June 27, the Warsaw Community Public Library hosted two escape room events – one for teens and one for adults. The teen and adult escape room games were very similar, with only minor changes in difficulty. An escape room is an adventure game in which players solve puzzles, find clues and …read more.

By Amanda McFarland, Adult Programming Administrator Take a break from summer’s heat with these upcoming, “cool” programs at Warsaw Community Public Library. Chess Club meets at 10 a.m. Saturdays. Jon Siesennop presents, “Travel to Israel” at 6:30 p.m. Monday, July 3. Register. Ages 13-18 can “drop in” to Drop in Zone, 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. …read more.

WARSAW — Daniel Lusk, a professional entertainer from Indianapolis, performed his new show, “Leggo My Magic Show,” Friday, June 16, at the Warsaw Community Public Library. Lusk entertains and educates thousands of people each year through magic, comedy and puppets. He performs hundreds of shows every year at libraries, churches, companies and sporting organizations as …read more.

By Katie Warrener, Children’s Services WARSAW — Do you have young innovators in the family? We invite all budding builders, engineers, architects, and artists to make it a “Fab Friday” at the public library this summer. Fab Friday is a pop-up makerspace, a place for school-age children to tinker, create, and “Build a Better World” …read more.

WARSAW — During the Warsaw Community Public Library Board of Trustees meeting held Monday, June 12, library trustee Rick Paczkowski was honored during his last meeting for serving on the board for eight years. Paczkowski has decided not to pursue another term with the library board after his term ends this month. Library Board President Christopher …read more.

WARSAW — Every Monday from 11 to 11:30 a.m. during the month of June, Warsaw Community Public Library will be offering Stories in the Park at Central Park, Warsaw. This will include stories, songs and rhymes with special guest readers. No registration or library card is required in order to attend this free program, which …read more.

WARSAW — “What’s the Matter,” a program about solids, liquids, gas and plasma was presented by Science Central, Fort Wayne at Warsaw Community Public Library Thursday, June 8. The presentation included demonstrations and interactive experiments. Dry ice, balloons, rubber nails and other items were used during the demonstrations. Attendees learned what effect temperatures can have …read more.

By Ann M. Zydek, Library Director I invite you to visit Warsaw Community Public Library this summer as we celebrate 100 years of service and to register for the library’s summer reading program, “Build a Better World” during the months of June and July. Explore program activities at the library’s website, Facebook, or by calling …read more.

By Amanda McFarland, Adult Programming Administrator WARSAW — Teens and adults can participate in the following activities this summer at Warsaw Community Public Library. Adults Build self-defense skills with Steve Zorn from 6-7:30 p.m. Monday, June 5. Register. Paint a masterpiece with Carl Mosher from 5:30-8 p.m. Wednesday, June 14. Register. Build health and well-being …read more.

One hundred years after its construction in 1917, Warsaw Community Public Library is once again getting crowded. The original structure was called the Carnegie Library, named after the corporation which provided the grant for its construction: $15,000 for a 6,134 square foot building. There was a librarian and one or two assistants. By 1931, the …read more.

WARSAW — Have you ever wondered how a book is selected and what it goes through before you find it on the shelf at the library? What does it look like behind the closed office doors? Elementary and preschool children have recently had a chance to peek behind the scenes during their end of school …read more.

  LEESBURG — “I started getting involved (in politics) in 2012 on Joe Donnelly’s first run,” said Brian Smith of Leesburg. Smith is the chairman of the Kosciusko County Democrats. His interest in politics was peaked when he saw how Senator Richard Lugar was treated when he ran against Richard Mourdock, then state treasurer in …read more.

WARSAW — Concerns with the future of the elevator at the Warsaw Community Public Library dominated the Board of Trustees meeting on Monday, May 8. Library director Ann Zydek explained that at this time the limited use/limited application elevator is not working, and they have been told by two companies that a new LULA will …read more.

WARSAW — Warsaw Community Public Library hosts the following events in May. Details are available on the library’s website. Cookbook Club brings Cinco de Mayo dishes at 10 a.m. Monday, May 1. Friends of the Library meet at 1 p.m. Monday, May 1. New author Anneliese Rider signs copies of her novel, “The Cup,” from …read more.

WARSAW — The Fort Wayne TinCaps mascot Johnny came to the Warsaw Community Public Library for a brief visit on Thursday, April 13. The mascot’s visit was part of many celebratory activities being held at the WCPL in during National Library Week. Johnny wandered through the library during his visit meeting patrons. Johnny hails from …read more.

WARSAW — One hundred years ago, the Warsaw Community Public Library opened its doors with 5,000 books on its shelves and 1,936 patrons. On Tuesday, April 11, the WCPL celebrated 100 years of service with a birthday party open house from 3-7 p.m. at the library. The community turned out for the birthday party held …read more.

WARSAW —Mayor Joe Thallemer was present at the monthly library trustees board meeting April 10 to congratulate the library on it’s 100th birthday taking place this week. In congratulations, Thallemer read a proclamation declaring 2017 as the year of the library. “The most important thing is here we are at 100 years, and you guys have …read more.

WARSAW — Kosciusko County Democratic Party recently elected officers for 2017. They are Chairman Brian Smith, Vice Chairman Vicki Morton, Secretary Jama K. Brown and Treasurer Joe Raven.

By Ann M. Zydek Warsaw Community Public Library Director The Warsaw Community Public Library is celebrating “100 Years of Service” at the corner of Center and Detroit Streets. In April, 1917, the library opened its doors with 5,000 books and 1,936 patrons. Everyone is invited to the library’s 100th Birthday Party from 3-7 p.m., Tuesday, …read more.

WARSAW — One of the many kids programs offered at the Warsaw Community Public Library is the Maker Club. The family friendly event offers several stations where kids can tune in to their creativity and expand their creativity and knowledge of science. This month is the first time the library will be hosting two maker clubs, one …read more.

By Amanda McFarland, WCPL Adult Programming Administrator WARSAW — Warsaw Community Public Library is warming up for spring with movies, programs, crafts and more. Chess Club meets at 10 a.m. every Saturday. The library will be showing various movies. Dates are Tuesday, April 4 at 2 p.m., Wednesday, April 12 at 5:45 p.m., Wednesday, April …read more.

By Katie Warrener, Children’s Services Department WARSAW — 2017 marks a very special birthday for Warsaw’s beautiful Carnegie library: 100 years young! The Warsaw Community Public Library invites you to celebrate with us this spring through a variety of fun activities for children and families. Our popular weekly programs for children birth to age 5 …read more.

WARSAW — David C. Kolbe has announced the second in a series of public presentations at the Warsaw Community Public Library. At 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 21, he will present “Cuba, past, present and future”. In 2002 Kolbe travelled to Havana and Varadero, Cuba, as part of a legal delegation sponsored by People to People …read more.

WARSAW — The Warsaw Community Public library is extending their hours on Wednesdays. During a board of library trustees on Monday, March 13, a decision was made to extend library hours for two hours on Wednesdays. The library will now be open until 8 p.m. rather than 6 p.m. on Wednesdays. Director Ann Zydek explained …read more.

By Amanda McFarland, Adult Programming Administrator WARSAW — Though best known for books, public libraries also offer a variety of resources, including but not limited to technology help, research materials, DVDs and CDs for loan and educational programs for all ages. Warsaw Community Public Library offers all of this and more, none of which would …read more.

  WARSAW — Sue Delagrange, registered dietician/nutritionist from Cancer Services of Northeast Indiana, gave a presentation about chocolate Monday, Feb. 27, at the Warsaw Community Public Library. The presentation was free to the public and included a brief history of chocolate and information about the potential health benefits of chocolate. Delagrange informed those in attendance …read more.

By Melissa Chapman, Cataloging Supervisor WARSAW — Lately there have been quite a few new DVD releases that are quite enjoyable and not a waste of time. Below I have recommended three that are surely to hold your interest for an hour or two. At times it is very unusual to find poignancy in an …read more.

By Amanda McFarland Adult Programming Administrator WARSAW — Spring is on the way and Warsaw Community Public Library is warming up with the following programs. Teens ages 13-17 are invited to Drop In Zone from 3:30-5:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 1. Off the Shelf reading group meets from 2-3 p.m. Thursday, March 2, to discuss, “The …read more.