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 — Final paving of the East Market Street was underway Thursday afternoon, Oct. 10, in Warsaw. The paving focused on the western portion of the project. Barriers in that portion of the road have now been removed. As of Friday morning, street barriers were still up near Sherman Street for several blocks on the …read more.

WARSAW — The urgency to celebrate a road opening was as apparent as the smell of asphalt behind the dignitaries standing along part of Commerce Drive in Warsaw. As a ribbon of new pavement was melded into the ground just yards behind them, city officials and business representatives gathered at noon Wednesday, April 24, to …read more.

WARSAW — Phase two of the Market Street reconstruction project is progressing. Construction along a stretch of East Market east of Hickory Street began March 11 and is already moving a bit more to the east. The contractor, Phend & Brown, Milford, notified the city earlier this week that beginning Tuesday, April 9, the street …read more.

Vehicles along Commerce Drive often traverse around some of the bigger potholes. WARSAW — One of the most cratered roads in Warsaw — the privately maintained eastern half of Commerce Drive — is about to be reconstructed, a move that would pave the way for future city maintenance. The rough portion is the eastern part of …read more.

WARSAW — Numerous trees have been removed and stumps have been grounded into sawdust. Small flags pointing out underground utilities now dot a long stretch of East Market Street in Warsaw. But what will happen next? The city of Warsaw will host a meeting on Thursday, March 7, to update neighbors and others as contractors …read more.

WARSAW – Construction of a roundabout at Sheldon Street and CR 300N is set to begin after a bid for the project was awarded Friday, Feb. 15, during the Warsaw Board of Works and Safety meeting. Phend & Brown, of Milford, was awarded the project after offering a bid of $1,880,359. The other bid was …read more.

WARSAW — A firefighter who has gone through the probationary period was sworn in as a regular firefighter with the Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory. Trent Stamper was given the oath of office by Mayor Joe Thallemer at Friday morning’s Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety meeting.

ETNA GREEN — The Indiana Department of Transportation announces SR 19 is scheduled to be resurfaced, Monday, April 11, weather permitting. The resurfacing work will take place just north of Etna Green, from US 30 to 7.91 miles north of US 30. During the day, drivers should watch for stopped traffic and flaggers in the …read more.

LEESBURG — The body of the second individual who fell through the ice at a Leesburg quarry has been recovered. Allen Stattler, 41, Dowagiac, Mich., was located at approximately 11 a.m. this morning and recovered from the quarry around noon today, Feb. 22, according to Kosciusko County Coroner Tony Ciriello. The first individual Dustin Reaker, …read more.

MILFORD — April Bobeck, Winona Lake, and Brent Lamb, Milford, announce their engagement.

WARSAW — Mariners Drive, Warsaw, will be closed to through traffic on Monday, according to Andrew Schouten, project manager for Phend & Brown, Inc., Milford. The street will be open to local business traffic only.

WARSAW — Mariners Drive, Warsaw, will be completely closed to traffic from Husky Trail to Lynn Lane on Saturday, Sept. 26, according to a construction update on the Mariners Drive Rehabilitation. The rehabilitation project is from Husky Trail to west of North Pointe Drive.

Street repaving in some areas of the town of North Webster will begin this fall. At the Tuesday, Aug. 18, North Webster Town Council meeting, Phend & Brown, Milford, was the low bidder at $17.20 a square yard over two competitors, Niblock and Ranger Materials.

A grant from the Kosciusko County Convention Recreation and Visitors Commission for disc golf equipment and installation was accepted by the Warsaw Board of Public Works & Safety Thursday morning. KCCRVC provided a $4,800 grant toward purchase and installation of a 9-hole disc golf course at Lucerne Park. KCCRVC has also indicated should the course …read more.

Milford business leader Daniel F. Brown, president of Phend & Brown Inc., will help to steer the Indiana Construction Association, the state’s largest and oldest construction trade association, in 2014. ICA’s core purpose is to enhance the image, well-being, economic stability and political strength of the Indiana construction industry for the success of its members. …read more.

Donald D. Phend, 76, of Leesburg, Ind., passed away at 7:45 p.m. Monday, Oct. 1, 2012, in his residence. On March 21, 1936, he was born in Columbia City, Ind., to Donald and Henrietta (Nelson) Phend. Donald married Shirley World on Aug. 31, 1956, in Forest Park, Ill. Donald lived in Columbia City until he …read more.