Discussion at the Warsaw Parks & Recreation board meeting held Tuesday, July 28, focused on two local parks — Kelly and Ker. 

WARSAW — Ribbon cutting dedications were held Wednesday afternoon at Kelly Park, a hidden gem in the Warsaw Parks system. The first ribbon cutting was for four dedicated pickleball courts followed by a ribbon cutting for new playground equipment. A large group of pickleballers, members of the PickleBall Phanatics, were on hand and ready to …read more.

WARSAW — As a leading nonprofit committed to strengthening community through youth development, healthy living and social responsibility, the Y works to help children and teens discover their full potential by providing opportunities to learn and grow. The Kosciusko Community YMCA is encouraging parents to keep their kids physically active and mentally engaged by signing …read more.

WARSAW — The initial steps of a long-term goal regarding renovations at Kelly Park, 130 Fawley Street, Warsaw, are being implemented. While preparing the 5-year master plan draft, Warsaw Parks and Recreation Department members discussed ideas for transforming Kelly Park into a second community park, with a focus on family activities. Warsaw Parks Department is …read more.

WARSAW — The Warsaw Parks And Recreation Department board discussed the results of a two-month survey that was released in order to help give the next Five Year Plan a community designed direction. The results were presented by Pat Brown of Sitescapes Inc., a company that has worked with the Parks department in the past …read more.

Warsaw Mayor Joe Thallemer, Warsaw Police Chief Scott Whitaker on the left, are shown with new WPD Officer Samuel Weaver and his family, wife Tarah Weaver, holding daughter Rowen. Daughter Kinley is shown standing in front. WARSAW — One of the favorite tasks Warsaw Mayor Joe Thallemer enjoys, is the swearing in of a new …read more.