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Warsaw Adult Education Earns First Program Of Excellence Designation
Warsaw Adult Education (WAE) has earned its first Program of Excellence designation from the Indiana Department of Workforce Development, recognizing WAE’s achievements during the 2025–26 program year. Warsaw Adult Education is one of 39 adult education programs statewide to receive the designation. Established in 2022-23, the recognition honors...
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Growth Summit in Warsaw enters third year with six speakers and a guest panel
WARSAW — The Warsaw Growth Summit returns for a third year on Nov. 11 at the Warsaw PAC. This year, all six featured speakers, including founder and organizer Keith Sampson, are published authors. The 49-year old area resident is a graduate of Grace College and owns Cloud 9 Multisport,...
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Crowds brave ‘Blackout Night’ at South Bend neighborhood haunted house
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Greenbush Brewing aims to reopen before 2027
SAWYER — When Greenbush Brewing Co. first opened in Sawyer about 15 years ago, it was among the first of its kind for the county. Now, one of the original co-owners is trying to give it a comeback but he has different circumstances to work with. The business grew...
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Berrien County Health Department urges vaccinations as Michigan flu hospitalizations rise
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Unsung Heroes: How Boy Scouts power the nation’s top haunted attraction
NILES, Mich. — Niles Scream Park was recently named the top haunted attraction in America by Coaster Nation. While thousands of visitors flock here every weekend for spooky season, the park is also giving back to the area in a big way. But who exactly keeps this massive operation...
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Grand Opening Held For Memory Care Neighborhood At Paddock Springs
Community members attended a grand opening of Trilogy Heath Services’ memory care neighborhood at the Paddock Springs Health Campus, 2695 Shelden St., Warsaw. Cara Skrypchuk, vice president, Memory Care Center of Excellence, said it took a lot of work to achieve the milestone and took a team to do it. She recognized community leaders and partners for their continued support and the families “who place their trust in us every single day.”