Debbie Callaghan is a local journalist based in Warsaw. With a focus on community news and events, Debbie covers a wide range of topics including local government, business developments, community initiatives, and cultural happenings. Her articles aim to inform and engage the residents of Warsaw and surrounding areas.
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Debbie Callaghan's coverage is predominantly focused on local community events, announcements, and expert commentary related to cultural and societal themes. She seems particularly interested in covering stories related to Christmas celebrations, community events, chamber of commerce activities, clubs and organizations' developments in Warsaw.
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Members of the Warsaw Community Women’s Club (WCWC) gathered at DJs Bar and Grill on Thursday, Nov. 14, to catch up and encourage one another and finalize plans for the
Warsaw is embracing opportunities to share peace and hope joyfully and abundantly. Christmas is the time to offer these gifts to those needing support and friendship. The Warsaw Area Friendship
By: Debbie Callaghan
This shows the Warsaw Mercantile floor being sanded by Brad Wixom of Brad’s Freeze-Dried Candy, in November, in preparation for the December 14 opening. The rest of the interior has undergone extensive renovation as well.
Santa Claus is coming to town! He and Mrs. Claus will arrive in Warsaw on Saturday, Dec. 14 to listen to children’s extensive Christmas lists and join in the town’s
Coming off a resoundingly successful “Christmas on Main” celebration that included the well-received Gingerbread House competition and the opening of the Mercantile, the Warsaw community continues to show generous, creative hospitality to residents and locals with its offering of a seasonal hayride with Christmas caroling, hot cocoa, and diverse light shows.
Santa and Mrs. Claus visited the Log Cabin in Warsaw on Sunday, Dec. 15. They didn’t listen to children’s lists on Saturday during the Christmas on Main celebration as planned
Warsaw may not be the City of Light, but it was certainly a city of lights during the first Warsaw Public Events Committee sponsored hayride, with Christmas carols and hot
By: Debbie Callaghan
Warsaw may not be the City of Light, but it was certainly a city of lights during the first Warsaw Public Events Committee-sponsored hayride, with Christmas carols and hot cocoa, on Thursday, Dec. 19. Around 60 people participated in the multi-generational event with opportunities to sing secular and sacred songs during the rides.
The Bott Center was a hotbed of activity during the Christmas on Main celebration.
In the spirit of thanksgiving, Warsaw residents once again shared the gifts of peace, hope, and joy with each other this Christmas season and graciously gave their time, talents, and
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