Grace Duo Named Players Of The Week
Novotny earns league Defender of the Week award
Balanced Offensive Attack Fuels Wire-To-Wire Squires Win
The Manchester Squires jumped out to an eleven-point lead after a 25 point first quarter, and never looked back, dismantling nonconference opponent Pioneer 81-47 in a game the team never trailed. The Squires are now .500 for the first time this season, winning their second straight game to get to 3-3.
Lady Bruins Down Whitko
Bethany Christian got off to a 16-6 lead after the first quarter, and visiting Whitko could only cut the lead to four before falling 47-37 in a non-conference girls basketball loss Thursday night. “We got off to a slow start, which was disappointing," said Whitko coach Rick Bragg. "We had some costly turnovers early, missed our first 10 shots and were outplayed. Unfortunately the slow start ended up being the difference in the game."
Wawasee FB Coach Ekovich Steps Down
Wawasee head football coach Josh Ekovich stepped down from his position Friday, citing a desire to spend more time with his wife and young children. Ekovich spent six seasons with Warrior football, the last four as head coach after Tom Wogomon took the job at Northridge, for many of the same reasons Ekovich is stepping aside. “You know, a lot of this has to do with being so far away,” said the Kendallville resident. “There’s always that song in the back of my head (Harry Chapin’s “Cats In The Cradle’) and I think ‘man, I’m losing a bunch of time with the family,’
The Greatest Evil
Editor, Times-Union: It’s fairly easy to look back upon horrible historical events and ask oneself, “How could that have happened? Why did decent people not do something to stop it?”
Austin D. Hauth
Austin D. Hauth, 85, Warsaw, passed away peacefully at 11:04 a.m. Jan. 4, 2017, in Warsaw Meadows Care Center. He was born May 7, 1931, in Warsaw, to Roy E. Sr. and Thelma M. Dunn Hauth. He married Patty J. Gordon on Oct. 3, 1954, in Warsaw. They were married 62 years. He was a 1951 graduate of Warsaw High School and spent much of his life in Kosciusko County, except for 20 years in Sebring, Fla. He moved back to Warsaw in 2008. He was a tool and die
RedBird Studio Celebrates Early Successes
Red Bird Studio has surpassed $4,600 in sales and celebrated its opening with Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce Tuesday.
Lady Lancers Fall To Marian
Grace's volleyball team closed out the regular season on the road with a 3-1 loss against Marian on Saturday. The loss means Grace will finish either fifth or sixth in the Crossroads League, resulting in a possible return trip to Marian for the quarterfinals of the CL Tournament.
NCCAA Cross Country Finals Return To Grace
Just as Grace College said goodbye to the NCCAA Men’s and Women’s basketball championships back in March, the school will get its final crack at hosting the NCCAA Cross Country National Championships for both Division I and II this Friday morning.
2 Men With Ties To Kosciusko County Found Dead In Florida From Gas Leak
Two men with ties to Kosciusko County died from a gas leak in a Fort Myers Beach, Fla., home this past weekend.
Wisdom Vs. Word Salad
Editor, Times-Union: Wisdom “We should not look back unless it is to derive useful lessons from past errors ...” —George Washington
Walmart Selling ‘Warsaw Opoly’ Board Game
If you’ve stopped in the Warsaw Walmart over the past few days, you may have seen a display near the checkout lanes for “Warsaw Opoly.”
Shumaker Receives 20 Years In Prison For Dealing Drugs
A Columbia City man will serve 20 years in prison for dealing over 50 grams of methamphetamine to an undercover officer.
Burket Council Continues Discussion On Cleaning Up Properties
BURKET – Cleaning up properties in town was the main topic of discussion for the Burket Town Council Thursday. Three properties in particular were discussed.
Forte Residential Receives $5,000 Grant For Facade
Forte Residential and Home Health Care Services, 120 S. Lake St., Warsaw, was awarded a $5,000 Main Street Warsaw facade grant Wednesday.
Local Shrine Club Raises $10K for Shrine Hospitals
For many years, the local Shrine Club has put on various events as fundraisers for their network of Shrine Hospitals across the United States.
