The Manchester Squires boys’ basketball team tipped off at 6 p.m. in Wabash’s Coolman Gym for the first of two IHSAA Class 2A Sectional 38 boys’ basketball semifinals’ games last night, ending the Rochester Zebras’ season with a 71-46 win.
Tippecanoe Valley’s Big Three made like a Big Tree that Wawasee never could quite climb, and if that wasn’t enough, the Vikings’ hawking defense in the second half left the Warriors stumped.
After a tough offensive night in their first playoff game on Tuesday, the Warsaw Tigers returned to North side Gym for the semifinal round of 4A Sectional 4 on Friday night. Matched up with Goshen, Warsaw had no such issues scoring the ball in this one, lighting up the scoreboard …
All that remains of the Center Lake pier are the memories. City engineer Aaron Ott brought before the Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety on Friday the first pay application from Milestone Contractors LP for the Center Lake pier demolition.
Two grants received by the city on behalf of Fellowship Missions will pay the majority share of the demolition of the former Jomac Products buildings at 1600 and 1624 E. Winona Ave., Warsaw, along with the removal of storage tanks at the site.
While they may not yet be as big as the annual rock and country concerts at Warsaw’s Central Park, each concert that’s a part of the Summer Concert Series draws a crowd.
Lakeland Art Association celebrated the grand opening of its new location at 119 S. Buffalo St., Warsaw, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Friday by the Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce.