I hope Warsaw Lady Tiger basketball fans are not disappointed in the 1-2 start as the team travels to the Region today to play two games in the Duneland-Northern Lakes shootout. Those opponents are tough even during seasons when Crown Point (4-1) and Merrillville (2-0) aren’t among the top-ranked teams in the polls.

Don’t Overspend By Planning Out Your Holiday Budget

By the end of this season, I worry my readers might think I’m bipolar.

I want to talk about rules.

Thanks to each veteran for your service, and my thoughts go to each family whose veterans never returned home from duty in battle as well.

Tax planning should be a year-long event, but it often only receives attention at the of the year.

I’ll be honest with you here, there is nothing that I want to do less on this Monday morning than to write the introduction for this week’s column.

Robert Montgomery Knight passed away last Wednesday at the age of 83.

Why Your Retirement Will Be Different Than Your Parents’

Yesterday, the “Orthopedic Capital of the World” honored its newest member into the Warsaw community.

Last spring, the Kosciusko Economic Development Corporation (KEDCO) relocated its offices in downtown Warsaw to the former Giverny Fitness Studio at 207 S. Buffalo St.

There is nothing in sports, and seldom in life, that gets me as fired up as a big game.

I prepared a feature on Tiger football alum and current Indiana Wesleyan University right tackle Isaiah Courtois, and realized I noted he was getting ready for “today’s” game versus the University St. Francis.

Get Back To Basics When It Comes To Financial Planning

I’m going to begin this week’s column with a story. I’m not sure if it's relevant or not but I think it’s pretty funny.

Remember a few weeks back when I suggested to you that there are heroes and then there are “sports heroes”? After that hit the front porches and webpages, I got as much reaction from it as I had gotten from any column I have turned in.

You hear the hype announcement when you attend or watch NFL games each Sunday, or even at some college football games on Saturday. These days, the announcement can be heard by the home team’s public address announcers among some – but not all – of the high school stadiums in Northern Indiana.

Instead of talking about one big thing in this week’s introduction, I have a few smaller topics I want to reach all of. Bear with me here.

For as long as Indiana has hosted high school state tournaments, Hoosiers have been pouring over sectional draws.

I’ve been shamelessly stealing a quote from New York Giants’ defensive coordinator, Wink Martindale.

A Few Tips For Your Meeting With A Financial Planner

I was going to begin this column by saying I have no idea what to write about this week, but I then remembered I had just spent the last two hours looking at fantasy football posts on Reddit.

Avoiding Common Investment Traps Along Life’s Path

Last week, city officials presented the Zimmer-Biomet Center Lake Pavilion to the community at a ribbon-cutting ceremony, followed by a community open house. It was a real honor to showcase the iconic 88-year-old structure that has been the heart of Central Park since it was built in 1935.

At around 3 p.m. on Sunday afternoon, I was daydreaming about what this week’s introduction would look like.