Debbie Callaghan

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

NOTE: This is the final part of a series highlighting the bakeries that Warsaw has seen over the years. This stems from a presentation given at the Warsaw Historical Society Museum on June 29 as the final presentation in the Mondays at the Museum series. At that meeting, Jennifer Wiese-Haskins shared Teresa Beeler’s comprehensive research on Warsaw’s bakeries. The first two parts covered approximately 100 years, the period from when Warsaw was platted until the mid-1930s.

Mayor Glenn McLaughlin called the regular meeting of the Warsaw City Council to order at 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday, July 29, 2026.

The Warsaw Public Library Book Club met on Tuesday, Aug. 4 to discuss “James” (a “take off” on the “Adventures of Huckleberry Finn”) by Percival Everett with the ratings ranging

Main Street’s historic buildings are being meticulously and lovingly restored by Cass and Brandon Grunewald and Missy and Andy Finch. Both couples are committed to preserving Main Street’s history and

The Warsaw Chamber of Commerce-sponsored, multigenerational community tradition known as First Fridays continued on Friday, Aug. 7 at RePete Candle and Coffee Bar when the community and residents from surrounding

The curious, energetic Spunky Point Seniors gathered at the Senior Center on Tuesday, Aug. 25 for their monthly meeting and a delicious, diverse – there were no duplicates – potluck

Seeking to raise funds for rescue and safety equipment, the Warsaw Fire Department (WFD) sponsored a fish fry on Saturday, Aug. 15 at the Bott Center. That was savored by

This year, American Legion Auxiliary Ralph Parker Unit 682 selected Warsaw High School students Ava Gibson and Courtney Lucie, two commendable young women with strong leadership skills, to serve as

Donna Naderhoff is on a mission.