Duke Energy Foundation Gives $5,000 To Girl Scouts
Girl Scouts of Northern Indiana-Michiana recently received a $5,000 grant from the Duke Energy Foundation to support the Girl Scout Leadership Experience (GSLE) in Cass, Fulton, Huntington, Kosciusko, Miami, Wabash, Wells and Whitley counties.
Indiana State Police Lt. Chad Larsh Promoted To Captain
MARSHALL COUNTY - Indiana State Police Superintendent Anthony Scott has promoted Lt. Chad Larsh to the rank of captain to serve as the Indiana State Police Area II captain.
Vida Colleen ‘Coke’ Handgen
Vida Colleen "Coke" Handgen passed peacefully on March 9, 2025, in Sarasota, Fla., after a valiant and courageous journey with Alzheimer's disease.
Generations Of Kerlins Give To Their Silver Lake Community
SILVER LAKE - Just like Rick’s grandparents Russell and Pearl did years ago, Rick and Diane Kerlin donated property recently to the community of Silver Lake.
Triton School Board Gets Update On Work Done In Buildings
BOURBON – Superintendent Jeremy Riffle on Friday updated the Triton School Board on some renovations to school buildings during the past few months.
Right On Schedule
Editor, Times-Union: It’s a go! The plan is working. The puppets are in place, the strings are attached, and the puppet masters are giving the “thumbs up” to their stooges.
Furious Warsaw Comeback Falls Short In Double OT
At the half, it seemed as if it was going to be a long night for the Warsaw boys basketball team. Their opponent, South Bend Riley, was dominating every facet of the game. But in typical Tiger fashion, Warsaw battled through the adversity and flipped the script in the second half. Playing well enough to force overtime twice, Warsaw came extremely close to finishing up the comeback and heading to semi-state, but instead, it was the Wildcats who made the biggest plays of the game late in a 77-71 win.
Lancers Win Winona Lake Bracket, Advance To NAIA Final Site
The March pilgrimage from Winona Lake to Kansas City is becoming an annual tradition for Grace’s men’s basketball team.
Manchester Wins First Regional Title In 31 Years
Manchester shot out of the chute in a manner befitting its glorious season — and in a manner befitting the end of a 31-year wait — Gavin Betten dazzled in a dominant manner befitting his Indiana All-Star candidacy, and tipped-over Tipton never fully recovered from running into those obstacles.
Triton Uses Three Point Barrage To Cruise To Regional Title
Having the opportunity to host 1A Regional 26 at the Trojan Trench on Saturday afternoon, the Triton boys basketball team made the most of it. Facing off against Lakewood Park Christian, the Trojans took the lead early on and never surrendered it, cruising to a 63-40 victory to advance to next week’s semi-state round.
Chip Shots: NAIA Basketball, For A Change
Looks like the three-week “real” NCAA Division I (D1) season starts this coming Tuesday.
How And Why Inflation May Be A Risk To Your Portfolio
The market has been a little crazy lately, and stocks closed with a little over a 10% loss this week, which qualifies as a market correction.
Goshen Orthopedics Welcomes Certified Athletic Trainer Juli Davis
Goshen Orthopedics Welcomes Certified Athletic Trainer Juli Davis
Lancers Dominate Carolina In NAIA Tournament Opener
Hosting the first two rounds of the NAIA Tournament, the Grace mens’ basketball team wasted no time asserting their dominance on their home floor Friday night, getting out to an early lead and growing it throughout the game to defeat Carolina 121-69.
Chamber Members Updated On State Legislature Session
With the first half of the Indiana legislative session wrapped up, Sen. Ryan Mishler and Reps. David Abbott and Craig Snow updated Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce members Friday on what’s been happening down at the statehouse.
Grossnickle Pavilion At Limitless Park Celebrated With Ribbon-Cutting
WINONA LAKE – Winona Lake Park Department and Board celebrated the completion of the Grossnickle Pavilion at Limitless Park Friday with a ribbon-cutting.
