The Warsaw Kosciusko County Chamber of Commerce continues to celebrate ‘Chamber Week’ May 5-9. Each day this week the WK Chamber has focused on one of the five chamber initiatives. On Monday, the focus was networking. Networking is in the culture of your WKChamber, however, in addition the WKChamber held a special lunch for area Chambers …read more.

The evening of Friday, March 14, at Tippecanoe Valley High School, the Tippecanoe Valley Young Entrepreneurs Academy students presented to a panel of four business leaders, who included: Jeff Dryer of Paragon Medical; Rob Chalfant, Male Fashions; Nick Deeter, The Old Leesburg Mill; and Ken Norris, The Auto Park. The 12 student businesses had 6 minutes …read more.

The Warsaw Kosciusko County Chamber of Commerce (WKChamber) has recently introduced digital media features to enhance a vistor’s experience when they visit WKChamber.com. Sponsored by Chamber members, the five-chapter PhotoPlex found on the WKChamber.com homepage highlights the Chamber, the community, and the county in a visual showcase of photos provided by Al Disbro, Trina Hoy, …read more.

On The Grow, a new children’s clothing store, celebrated a ribbon cutting ceremony in Warsaw recently. The store, located at 809 E. Winona Ave., specializes in gently worn children’s clothing sizes newborn to 20. In addition, On The Grow also has gently worn maternity clothing, new and used accessories and even toys. Store manager Courtney …read more.

Several regional businesses have donated mobile computer lab equipment to the North Central Indiana Small Business Development Center to aid in ongoing QuickBooks training to small businesses in the area. The donation occurred on May 2, at the Small Business Development Center in South Bend. While Goodwill Industries made their computer lab available to the …read more.

The Warsaw Kosciusko County Chamber, in partnership with M&M Crown Corp., is conducting a 10-Hour OSHA Voluntary Compliance Training on June 19-20, at the County Building, 220 N. Lake St., in Warsaw. Classes were developed by Federal OSHA and rolled out to the states as a positive way to promote safety. Attendees will receive lunch …read more.