WARSAW — One Dog at a Time Rescue is taking registrations for the transport to the Humane Organization for the Prevention of Euthanasia For Animals, a low cost spay/neuter clinic, in Fort Wayne. While the March transport is already full a list is being compiled for April. One Dog at a Time Rescue can take up to …read more.

WARSAW — In this day and age, going to the grocery store or keeping an appointment typically means getting into the car and driving to the appropriate destination. For many Kosciusko County residents, however, getting around is not that simple. Those who do not drive often have to rely on others who may not always be available. This is where organizations …read more.

WARSAW — Its role is based on the need in a growing community and providing an option to medical transportation possibilities.

By ALYSSA LOWE Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce The Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce joined more than 250 local, regional and state chambers of commerce urging Congress to resolve the impending insolvency of the federal Highway Trust Fund, and to pass a long term federal transportation authorization bill. Chambers of commerce know infrastructure investment is an important …read more.

[weaver_youtube B5pxWlDRpMg rel=0]   Senator Carlin Yoder and Representatives Dave Wolkins and Curtis Nisly participated in the first Third House Session hosted by the Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce Friday morning. The three elected officials briefly spoke of activity during recent sessions and answered questions from the several dozen individuals in attendance. Wolkins stated there has …read more.

BLOOMINGTON – On Oct. 23, Indiana University announced the establishment of the Indiana University Network Science Institute, or IUNI. The $7 million initiative will bring together many of the university’s top minds to explore and embrace the challenge of understanding complex networks that underlie large-scale systems, including the environment, economics, technology and human health. “Today, …read more.

The Indiana Department of Transportation awarded $102 million in federal transportation funding to cities, towns and counties, including $70 million for road construction, $17 million for bridge construction, $12 million for bicycle and pedestrian and nearly $3 million for safety projects. Fort Wayne District projects include: Warsaw- East Market Street between Hickory Street and Bronson …read more.

Community Transportation Network, an investor in Greater Fort Wayne Inc., will celebrate its new facility with a ribbon cutting ceremony at 2:14 p.m. Thursday, May 8, located at 5601 Industrial Rd. Community Transportation Network (CTN) works to provide dependable and efficient transportation, so no one is left behind. Operating over the past fourteen years, CTN has …read more.