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Library events feature Mother’s Day Tea, soap-making class

The Warren Public Library has announced two upcoming community events in May, offering residents opportunities to celebrate literature, creativity and hands-on learning. On Saturday, the library will host a Mother’s Day Tea and Book Discussion from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Jefferson Room. ...

Cummins increases 2026 revenue guidance

Cummins Inc. is increasing its 2026 revenue guidance to increase between 8% to 11% after a strong rebound in demand in the first quarter. That increase in demand is driving additional work to the Jamestown Engine Plant. “Cummins delivered strong results in the first quarter, led by ...

Founders Day drawing brings $500

The Warren County Historical Society’s winner of the 2026 Warren’s Founders’ Day raffle is Nick Geckle. An employee at Country Fair on the east side of Warren, Geckel purchased his ticket from retired treasurer of the historical society, Robert Duffy. This board-driven raffle fundraiser ...

House approves bullying notification bill

Legislation first introduced back in 2022 to require parents to be notified if their child is bullied in school is one step closer to becoming state law. On Friday, the state House of Representatives approved a bipartisan bill sponsored by state Reps. Jennifer O’Mara, D-Delaware, and ...

Scary good

RUSSELL — A creative collaboration between Eisenhower high school ceramics students and Eisenhower elementary first-graders turned imaginative drawings into tangible works of art this semester, giving younger students a chance to see their ideas come to life. The project began at the start ...

Beagles raised for animal testing freed

A Wisconsin animal laboratory testing facility has been shut down - with at least a little help from Rep. Nick Langworthy. Langworthy sent a letter to Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Dr. Jayanta Bhattacharya urging immediate action to end National Institutes of Health funding for research involving ...