The Warsaw Park Board finally finished up its 2013 Year In Review, and the report was examined at the February Park Board meeting last night. “It was a busy year for us,” said Parks and Recreation Superintendent Larry Plummer. Among the projects his department completed last year was the Krebs Trailhead Park at the corner …read more.

Today marked the unveiling of a new bicyclist and pedestrian rest and relaxation stop located on the corner of Market Street and South McKinley Street in Warsaw. The Krebs Trailhead Park features a pavilion, restroom, bike racks, drinking fountain and a bicycle workstation. In addition, the new park also features a historical monument — a section …read more.

[weaver_youtube 9Zfzxbt2eEM rel=0] The Winona Interurban Railroad, started in 1902, once included 77 miles of rail stretching from Peru to Goshen that brought hundreds of thousands of people to events such as fairs and religious gatherings. On Friday, a 100-foot section of history was laid out in Warsaw as a reminder of the progress Indiana, …read more.

OrthoWorx announced at the Warsaw Board of Works and Public Safety meeting this morning that the organization is donating $50,000 in funding to help complete a trailhead park for the city’s ongoing efforts to create promote bicycling. The money is specifically earmarked for Krebs Trailhead Park that will be located along McKinley Street in Warsaw. …read more.