Braun plan would lead to 21-percent tax cut for Hoosiers.
Property tax increases have been something Hoosiers have been dealing with for the last couple of years.
Warsaw considers revising street vendor fees
The city of Warsaw’s Plan Office is considering adjusting fees for street vendors.
Officer’s grandmother becomes an officer for a day
Patricia Strombeck, grandmother of Warsaw Officer Chris Francis, took her oath of office joining the Warsaw Police Department Thursday morning in a private ceremony at City Hall.
US economic growth increased last quarter 2.8%
The nation’s economy accelerated last quarter at a strong 2.8% annual pace, with consumers and businesses helping drive growth despite the pressure of continually high interest rates.
Shoreline grant program available on four lakes
The Healthy Shorelines Initiative Grant program is available this year to residents of Center, Chapman, Pike, and Winona lakes.
OrthoWorx CEO Named to IBJ’s 250 List for 2nd Consecutive Year
Bob Vitoux, president and CEO of OrthoWorx, has been named to the Indianapolis Business Journal’s Indiana 250 list for the second consecutive year.
State set to begin using cameras in construction zones
The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) will begin piloting camera speed limit enforcement in Hoosier highway construction zones next month, the agency announced Wednesday.
City’s investment in shopping center applauded amid revival
City Council President Jack Wilhite is one of several people applauding the city’s decision to use $1.2 million two years ago to help financially revive MarketPlace of Warsaw shopping center.
Tiger needs to put his clubs away
I watch four golf tournaments each year — the four majors.
Bealls’ announcement adds to revival at Warsaw shopping center
Three years ago, Marketplace of Warsaw was nearly empty and city officials were wondering if it would even remain open.