Terry Sweeney says he’s working to make sure downtown Warsaw’s development is a “coordinated effort” as Main Street Warsaw’s downtown development director.
Read More“The downtown is the heartbeat of a town, and, I like to say, the front door to the city,” said Terry Sweeney, the new downtown development director for Main Street Warsaw.
Read MoreThe Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce has announced Terry Sweeney as the new downtown development director for Main Street Warsaw.
Read More“We Lead Kosciusko 2.0” and “Marketing Campaign for Kosciusko Community Recovery Program” were the top two white paper projects for the 42nd Kosciusko Leadership Academy program.
Read MoreThe Syracuse Town Council took on a packed agenda with two members, Paul Stoelting and Larry Siegel absent, during its regular monthly meeting Tuesday night, Dec. 19.
Read MoreTerry Sweeney, project manager for Kosciusko Economic Development Corp., came to the Syracuse Redevelopment Commission’s regular meeting Tuesday night, Sept. 19, to discuss the findings of a recent housing study.
Read MoreThe Wawasee School Corporation Board of Trustees inducted two new members and received an update from Kosciusko Economic Development Corporation on the south shore project at its meeting Tuesday, Jan. 11.
Read MoreThe Kosciusko County Redevelopment Commission discussed their current standing on and next steps for the South Shore residential TIF and proposed Etna Green residential TIF at their Tuesday, Jan. 3, meeting.
Read MoreThe Kosciusko Economic Development Corporation today announced the issuance of a request for proposals to redevelop a shovel-ready, two-acre site located at 302 W. Market St. in downtown Warsaw.
Read MoreSuperintendent Dr. Steve Troyer gave his official recommendation on Milford Middle School at the Wawasee School Board meeting Tuesday, Nov. 8.
Read MoreThe Kosciusko Economic Development Corporation today announced the addition of team members Terry Sweeney and Kayla Bailey in project management roles to sustain the organization’s countywide efforts.
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