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2020 Preview: Grace Softball ‘Trusting The Process’

Grace College’s softball team is days away from kicking off the 2020 campaign. The Lady Lancers, led by second-year head coach Sarah Harman, are aiming to turn the corner this spring. Grace struggled to finish close games last year, losing 16 contests by one or two runs. Harman maintained that a change in mentality could make a big difference on the diamond in 2020.


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Fire Dept. Seeks Assistance From Town


Triton Jr./Sr. High Principal Resigns


Pierceton Council OKs Several Utility Requests


Leesburg To Spend $55K To Repair Main Pump Station


William E. 'Bill' Gearhart



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Zebras Trip Lady Squires In Title Game

Emma Garriott’s strong performance was not enough Saturday night, as Manchester suffered a narrow, 39-33 defeat to Rochester in the Class 2A Lewis Cass girls basketball sectional title game. Garriott, responsible for succeeding in the role of both creator and scorer, managed to break the full-court press on several occasions. Her insistence on driving towards the basket before attempting a layup or dishing off a pass to a teammate caused mayhem for the Zebra defense all night. “She’s like a one-man fast break and press-break,” said head coach Josh Troyer with a chuckle. “She’s one that had trouble last game against them. I thought mentally she just wasn’t in it.”

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Grace Men’s Basketball Upsets No. 9 Bethel In CL?Action

Drake breaks record, Stull scores 1,000th in win

Tom To Speak At USDA Forum


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Lakeland Christian Falls To Southwood In Sectional Semis

Drawing a bye with Southwood, Lakeland Christian entered Friday night’s contest with a chance to play for a sectional championship. The Cougars faced a tall task in facing against a TRC opponent.

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CTB Pledges $1M To Cardinal Services



BOW Approves Pavilion Renovation Contract



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Holton Receives Teacher Creativity Fellowship


Court News 02.8.20


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Turnovers Cost Tigers In Loss to Memorial

In their Thursday night game against Elkhart Memorial, the Warsaw Tigers boys basketball team was defeated 59-46. The team is now 2-5 in their last seven games with five games remaining before sectionals.

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Short-Handed Warriors See Raiders Clinch NLC

It’s not that Wawasee played so poorly. It was that Northridge played so well. The Raiders beat the Warriors 73-36 Thursday at the Middlebury Madhouse and clinched the 2019-20 Northern Lakes Conference boys basketball championship outright.