Warsaw Mayor Joe Thallemer gave his annual State of the City Address last night noting “revenue sources” may be the biggest challenge the city faces amid a sluggish economy and proposed legislation to eliminate property tax. Recapping 2013, the mayor outlined the city’s six strategic goals he described as “somewhat of a blueprint to our …read more.

With the final approval of the Warsaw Board of Works and Public Safety this morning, OrthoWorx will soon be occupying the third floor of the new city hall building. (See story) The B.O.W., consisting of Mayor Joe Thallemer and Warsaw Common Councilmen Charlie Smith and Jeff Grose, unanimously approved the agreement between OrthoWorx and the …read more.

Local architect Mary Ellen Rudisel-Jordan provided a visual presentation to the Winona Lake Town Council showing them where enhancements to the existing walking trail and the town’s street department building could be made. Noting the less than desirable view of the street department building from the walking trail, the council asked Scearce Rudisel Architects to …read more.

Warsaw Board of Zoning Appeals member Rick Keeven admitted in a public meeting Monday night that he was the person responsible for filing a complaint against Rosella Hawkins and her 1 foot by 1 foot sign advertising her China painting business. The issue came before the city BZA Monday after several years of the Hawkins …read more.