Just before 1 p.m. in the afternoon on Monday, Aug. 21, the moon began to slowly cover the sun. Inside the schools, the anticipation was building, as students eagerly awaited the chance to witness the spectacle known as a solar eclipse. At the elementary schools in Pierceton and South Whitley, students were guided through the …read more.

WARSAW — A crowd gathered at Warsaw Community Public Library Monday, Aug. 21, to hang out and enjoy some free popcorn while viewing the first total solar eclipse seen by the contiguous United States since 1979. The public was invited to bring blankets and lawn chairs to view the event from library grounds. A solar …read more.

WARSAW — Local optometrist Dr. Scott Caughell offers some safe-viewing advice for the upcoming eclipse occurring on Monday, Aug. 21. “The upcoming solar eclipse offers a chance to view a rare sight. Here at Warsaw Family Eyecare we have received a lot of questions related to how to safely observe this rare occurrence,” said Caughell. …read more.

  WARSAW — On Monday, Aug. 21, all of North America will be treated to a front row seat of a total solar eclipse. This eclipse has garnered immense national attention with millions planning to view the celestial event both as it unfolds and online, Warsaw Community Schools would like to remind both students and …read more.

By Amanda McFarland, Adult Programming Coordinator WARSAW — The All-American Solar Eclipse is coming and Warsaw Community Public Library has just the thing to help community members enjoy it. WCPL has applied for and received 1,000 pairs of Solar Eclipse glasses. The glasses will be available at WCPL’s adult reference desk beginning Tuesday, Aug. 1. …read more.