Debbie Callaghan

Warsaw residents and visitors from surrounding towns continue to be amazed that such a store as the Warsaw Mercantile and its varied products can be found in a little town.

Ember and Liam Hoener enjoyed the floats they got at Warsaw Mercantile. The “Float” sign hand drawn and painted by Jane Roskamp.

Endeavoring to share Warsaw’s rich Native American history and culture with the public, Chloe Walker of Spirit Wolf hosted a basket weaving class on June 20 and June 27, and

When Trevor Knipe assumed Dean of Student responsibilities at Warsaw Elementary School for the 2025-2026 school year, he brought a strong sense of gratitude for his three-year tenure as principal at Nauvoo’s Sts. Peter and Paul School (SPPS) and his family’s connections to the community.

Spectacular fireworks light up the sky at Warsaw’s celebration of our nation’s 250th birthday.

Kids attending summer school tend to do better academically.

The 412 Main location has seen a lot of baked goods pass from the hearth to the home over the years.

This 412 Main St. location has had the longest run of selling baked goods in Warsaw’s history.

Smiles abounded as 59 enthusiastic culinary adventurers, including locals from Carthage, Hamilton, Fort Madison, Keokuk, and Quincy, joined Warsaw residents in purchasing $5 punch cards to sample 10 businesses’ and

Members of the Hancock County Retired Teachers, a local chapter of the Illinois Retired Teachers Association, gathered at the Hamilton United Methodist Church on Monday, June 8, for a brief