WARSAW — Right-of-way acquisitions for the Husky Trail Project, including the roundabout, are almost complete. Only one more acquisition is needed before moving ahead with design plans. Approval of three of the four final properties was given at the Friday, July 1, Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety meeting.

WARSAW — An exciting new renovation to a local road will allow drivers to the YMCA, Martins and the future Parkview Hospital a much easier and pleasant commute. However, for parents picking up or dropping off students at Harrison Elementary, the roadwork could provide a few minor delays. During Tuesday, evenings Warsaw Community School Work …read more.

The town of Pierceton has planned quite a shindig for this weekend: an evening of live music, BBQ, libations and a silent auction. So what’s the reason for such celebration in this sleepy, little town? To kick off construction of the first phase of the town’s trailway project. The Party For The Park starts and …read more.

Warsaw’s Board of Public Works & Safety approved bids for demolition of city-owned properties on North and South Buffalo and agreements for services in 2015 Monday afternoon. One bid, for the alley drainage improvement project, was tabled. Gawthrop Excavating received the bid for demolition of property at 321 N. Buffalo and 337/339 N. Buffalo, owned …read more.

The June 20 meeting of the Board of Public Works and Safety, the board approved a number of requests for local projects. Two items approved were for the Husky Trail Project. The project would greatly improve one of Warsaw’s heaviest traveled roads. One item approved was pay application 18, which would authorize payment of $11,495.60 …read more.