WARSAW — MetroNet, a leader among Midwest fiber optic service providers, will soon be offering communication services in Warsaw. This announcement follows MetroNet’s acquisition of the assets of local broadband service provider, Warsaw Fiber, in a mutually-beneficial transaction finalized in late July. The purchase of the local fiber optic operations is being celebrated as another …read more.

WARSAW — The Buffalo Street Redevelopment Project moved one step closer to reality Monday afternoon when an economic development agreement was approved by the Warsaw Redevelopment Commission. The agreement is with Dave Matthews of Matthews Warsaw LLC. The agreement sets the timeline for the two-phase development of property, north of East Fort Wayne Street to …read more.

In this modern, hyper-connected internet age we now live in, quality internet service is of the utmost importance. Every second of every single day, terabyte upon terabyte of data is transferred from server to server all over the world – streaming videos, Facebook updates, checking email, and so much more. This is a brave new …read more.

At the Warsaw Redevelopment Commission meeting on Monday, Oct. 6, the commission approved an agreement between WRC and Warsaw Fiber. The agreement outlines the terms of a fiber optic build project in parts of downtown Warsaw. WRC agrees to pay 60 percent of the customer financed portion of build-out cost. Warsaw Fiber will be required …read more.