Spartans Football Adds Cole As Assistant Coach
Manchester University head football coach Nate Jensen announced Monday that Scotty Cole has joined the Spartans’ staff as an assistant. Cole, a former two-time all-Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association defensive back and Alma College team Most Valuable Player in 2011, will guide the Black and Gold’s defensive backfield.
Community Bike Program Launched
Jim Lancaster returned to Warsaw three years ago after his job with Zimmer Biomet took him to the Netherlands for five years, and he’s doing his best to bring back a bit of the European country’s intensity for bicycling.
Manchester Walks Off, Hands Wawasee Softball First Loss
One way to get your weekend off to a great start is to win on Friday night. Manchester did so in dramatic fashion. Ellie Milam scored the winning run in the bottom of the seventh, sending the Lady Squires to a dramatic 3-2, walk-off win over previously unbeaten Wawasee in a non-conference girls softball game. The game was a see-saw affair that saw Wawasee take a 1-0 lead in the fourth, then the Lady Squires come back to take a 2-1 lead on freshman Mackenzie Day’s home run in the bottom of the fifth. The Lady Warriors pushed across a run in the top of t
2022 Preview: Women’s Golf Led By Veterans
Grace College’s women’s golf team brings back a wealth of experience as it prepares to tee off the 2022-23 season.
Milford Native Receives Major League Surprise
Wayne “Jr.” Butcher has been a fan of the New York Yankees for as long as he can remember.
Gill's Triple-Double Lifts Grace College Lancers
LANSING, Mich. – Eddie Gill IV tallied a triple-double to lead Grace College’s men’s basketball team to a 100-92 win at Great Lakes Christian Wednesday.
Volleyball Season Ends With Heartbreaking Loss
Warsaw’s volleyball season ended in heartbreaking fashion in four games against Penn Saturday evening.
Warsaw Wrestler Ranked No. 1 In The Country
Warsaw Community High School senior wrestler Jarred Brooks has ascended the national prep rankings.Wrestling has always been a major component of his life, and that work seems to have paid off, as he's not only the top-ranked 113-pounder in the state, but is also tops in the nation.
Crazy Day Gourmet to Reopen April 9
Back in January, it was uncertain what the future of the Crazy Day Gourmet would be.
Reagan - Only Obama is Better Off
The only person I know who is better off today than he was four years ago is President Obama.
Local High School Sports Recaps For 9/27
Manchester Boys Soccer Defeats Maconaquah, Tippecanoe Valley Volleyball Drops Close Match To Oak Hill, Wawasee Volleyball Falls To Northridge, Manchester Girls Soccer Loses To Logansport, Indiana Tailgate Tour Coming To Warsaw Vs. Wawasee
Hoffer’s Last-Second Winner Beats Spring Arbor
A big second-half from Chad Hoffer was punctuated by the game-winning basket to propel Grace’s men’s basketball team to a 65-64 win over Spring Arbor on Saturday. Hoffer, who scored all nine of his points after halftime, made a number of big plays in the second half for the Lancers (14-14, 6-10 Crossroads League). No play was bigger than his last. With the clock winding down and Spring Arbor clinging to a one-point lead, Hoffer drove into the lane with reckless abandon. He muscled up a leaning shot as he was fouled, converting the basket with 4.1 seconds remaining to send the Manahan Orthopaedic Capital Center crowd into euphoria.
Lady Lancers Win Nailbiter Over Huntington
Wednesday’s game between Grace’s women’s basketball team and Huntington was filled with highs and lows. Fortunately for Grace, the final high went to the home team. Huntington missed free throws in the last second to prevent a potential overtime game as the Lady Lancers (13-12, 8-5 Crossroads League) held on for a 61-59 victory.
Nappanee Woman Killed In Crash Sunday Night; Others Injured
A Nappanee woman was killed when a car hit the back of a horse-and-buggy she was riding in Sunday night. Four others in the horse-and-buggy were injured, and the horse also died.
Warsaw Redevelopment Commission Approves Amendment To Certified Tech Park Agreement
Like the Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety did on Friday, the Redevelopment Commission on Monday approved an amendment to the Certified Technology Park agreement between the city and the Indiana Economic Development Corporation.
Warsaw Man Receives 25 Years In Prison For Child Molesting
A Warsaw man will serve 25 years in prison after molesting a child multiple times over the last five years.
Late Rally Falls Short As Knox Beats Valley 6-4
Facing off in the first Indiana Northern State Conference game of the season, the Tippecanoe Valley and Knox softball teams took part in an exciting contest on Thursday. The action featured both sides doing their fair share of damage, but in the end, Knox escaped with a 6-4 win.
