Goldberg - Libya Could Be the Straw That Breaks the Camel's Back
Suddenly and sadly, the Libyan war may be one of the most consequential adventures in recent American history.Libya’s not important because it is vital to our national security. Nor is it a particularly significant country. It’s important solely because the Washington establishment, led by President Obama, made it important.
Remember When 10.5.2011
10 Years Ago Football coach Phil Jensen had a reason to be excited. For the first time since 1973, the Warsaw Tigers defeated the NorthWood Panthers at Fisher Field. The 22-16 win also marked the first time the Tigers have ever defeated the Panthers in back-to-back seasons. Homecoming festivities were still going on when NorthWood and Warsaw returned to the field after half-time The homecoming announcements had to be cut short, or Warsaw would have faced a 15-yard penalty for delaying the beginning of the second half. Regardless, it didn’t dampen the Tiger spirits. 25 Years Ago This is a dessert recipe from the Spotlight Recipe Contest for Southern Comfort. 8 cups bread, broken (any type); 4 cups milk; 2 cups sugar; 8 tbsp. butter, melted; 3 eggs; 2 tbsp. vanilla; 1 cup raisins; 1 tsp. cinnamon; 1 tsp. nutmeg; 1 cup coconut; 1 cup chopped pecans. “Sauce”: 1/2 cup butter; 1-1/2 cup powdered sugar; 1 egg; 1/3 cup Bourbon. Combine all ingredients. Pour mixture into 9”x9” dish. Place in non-preheated oven. Bake at 350 degrees for 1 hour and 15 minutes. To make the sauce: cream butter, sugar over medium heat until absorbed. Add egg, Bourbon over low heat until sauce thickens. Stir constantly. Lu Reed, Warsaw 50 Years Ago Warsaw’s Judy Cook, a member of the WHS class of ’59 and the daughter of Mrs. Victor Cook, is doing right well at Taylor University. She has been elected recording secretary of the drama group. She also is the vice-president of the Methodist Student Movement, a member of the Ambassadors and the student Education Association. Judy is a speech major. 75 Years Ago Mary Jane McKown and her juvenile dancing class of 12 young ladies recently stole the limelight from professional performers, and won their way into the hearts of nearly 10,000 onlookers who packed the south side of the court yard to see their fancy dancing entertainment. The troupe was accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Fred McKown. Chester Jontz, member of the fair committee, introduced each performer and her number. The program opened with “Skaters’ Waltz,” a waltz clog featuring little June and Joyce Melick.
Lady Squires Top TRC Rival Valley
AKRON – In a roller coaster of a high school volleyball match, the Manchester Lady Squires came out on top Thursday night.
Lakeland Art Returns to Downtown Warsaw
Lakeland Art Association is bringing its gallery back to the downtown Warsaw area, and President Melodie Koher couldn’t be more excited.
Whitko Coach Says Team Is Still Improving
At the beginning of the 37th season of Roger Fleetwood’s coaching career, he said time and again that Whitko could be the team that shows the most improvement from the beginning of the season to the end.
Lady Squires Upend Rival Whitko
SOUTH WHITLEY - Down 2-0 in the match, Whitko High School's volleyball team fought back, but the Lady Wildcats ultimately lost to the visiting Manchester Lady Squires Thursday.
Whitko Rallies, Beats Busco Baseball Team
CHURUBUSCO – Despite leading most of the game, it took the Whitko High School baseball team a seventh-inning rally to get a 10-8 win at Churubusco Wednesday evening.
Give The NBA A Fair Shake
Today’s article is about the NBA, and if you don’t like pro basketball YOU are exactly who I want to talk to.
Warsaw Police Bring Back Citizen's Academy
After a two-year hiatus, the Warsaw Police Department is bringing back the Citizen’s Police Academy to provide citizens with an insight into the life of a police officer and to establish a positive relationship with law enforcement through education.
Tigers Win Joe Harris Shootout
Playing at full strength, the Warsaw Tigers were just too tough for their competitors in Tuesday’s Joe Harris Shootout at Rozella Ford Golf Club.
Tigers Headed In Right Direction
Warsaw’s football progam, said head coach Phil Jensen, is headed in the right direction.The number of players is up. The Tigers are coming off their winningest season since Jensen returned to the helm in 2008. And it certainly doesn’t hurt returning a good amount of experience, led by All-Northern Lakes Conference running back Tristan McClone.
Wawasee Baseball Team Fails To Capitalize Against Plymouth
SYRACUSE - The Wawasee High School baseball team had its opportunities, but didn't take advantage of them Wednesday against Plymouth.
Tigers Score First Win Of Season
Warsaw Community High School football coach Phil Jensen isn't big on homecoming games, but even he was celebrating Friday night.
YPN From Zimmer Biomet Hosts Picnic For BBBS
With schools starting back up locally next week, Young Professionals Network hosted a picnic Wednesday at Central Park for Big Brothers Big Sisters.
Warsaw Team, Manchester Doubles Advances At Regional
Fresh off of a sectional title won last Thursday, the Warsaw Lady Tiger tennis team arrived hungry for more upon arriving at the IHSAA Girls Tennis Regional at Culver Academy Tuesday afternoon. Warsaw was able to defeat Northern Lakes Conference opponent Plymouth 4-1 to advance to the regional final.
Longtime Flotilla Tradition Returns Sunday At Winona Lake
Flotillas in Winona Lake date back more than 100 years, with this Sunday’s event adding to the history.
Warsaw Man Found Not Guilty Of Molesting 13-Year-Old Girl
A Warsaw man was acquitted of child molestation Wednesday in Kosciusko County Superior Court I.
