There is no secret this column isn’t “live” each Saturday morning. I am excited about the prospect of Warsaw’s ability to compete with and defeat the Concord Minutemen in their sectional title clash considering the Tigers had them on the ropes with a 17-0 halftime lead six weeks ago.

You can almost hear people in stores saying to themselves, “This year, it’s going to be different. This year, I’m going to keep my holiday spending under control.” It’s easy to understand how so many people get themselves in over their heads during the holiday season.

Our future vision of U.S. 30 is about to become a bit more in focus!

I’m going to be honest, this is one of those weeks where I’m not really sure what to write about.

Expectations are a funny thing.

Is it blasphemy in Indiana to be more excited about six sets of high school football final four fields than The NCAA Final Four for men’s and women’s college basketball? If so, I’ll have to watch for airborne stones as I move through the Lake City.

Sometimes in financial planning we must think about the unthinkable, our own mortality. No one likes to ponder their own death, so estate planning is often put off in favor of more pleasant financial tasks.

Sigh.

I have spoken to many people who are weary of this election season. Tired of the divide in our nation as we are overwhelmed by seemingly insurmountable issues.

Caitlin Clark set the sports world on fire during her last two years of college, and it hasn’t changed a lot since she moved to Indianapolis.

We’re faced with another week in fall sports where all the competition is slated for Friday (football sectionals) or Saturday (all other fall sports). Area athletes who were still practicing this week, good luck in your continued postseason runs.

Over the years, we’ve noticed that our clients here in Kosciusko County have done a pretty good job of preparing for retirement.

Per usual, I’m going to spend this week’s introduction talking to you all about football. But it’s not going to be the professional or college variety this week. This week we’re going down to a local level.

It’s one of those weeks where there aren’t enough inches of newspaper space to hold everything swirling around in this balding head of mine.

The Cleveland Browns ownership, Jimmy and Dee Haslem, is the latest billionaire welfare success story for Cleveland, Ohio suburb of Brook Park into an agreement to be the location for the Browns’ new stadium, another Northern U.S. city with a dome.

Investing when you’re young can have the potential to produce impactful earnings gains. And that’s because of a simple concept: compounding.

One thing about me when it comes to the sports I enjoy is that above all else, I am a man of hope.

The subject of the possibility of a new stadium for the Chicago Bears came up again this week. Despite what even the highest-ranking official in their front office says, I wonder if I will see it in my lifetime.

Once taking office I knew how important it was going to be to have the right leadership in every division of the office, and the jail was certainly no exception. Upon taking office, I appointed Lt. Kevin Gelbaugh as the jail commander and Chad Marsh as the assistant jail commander, and to say I am proud of all their work and accomplishments would be an understatement.

I was a member of Toastmasters International, a speaking and communication club affording several opportunities to improve the aforementioned skills along with improving brevity.

Be Vigilant When It Comes To Protecting Yourself From Identity Thieves

It appears the magic of last season has worn off completely.

Pete Rose died last week.

October is here. There are certainties as… certain… as… death and taxes for me.

Learning to drive is an important milestone in one’s life. Other milestones, like retirement are no different – we look forward to it, but we need to prepare and we can do that by learning the “rules of the retirement road.”