Big Brothers Big Sisters Hosts Fundraiser For Kosciusko Agency

After Setbacks, Rovenstine Trial Starts Monday

After more than a year since the indictment, and a judge and prosecutor stepping aside due to illness, the trial of Kosciusko?County Sheriff Aaron Rovenstine begins Monday.

Poyner To Step Down From Grace Cross Country

Jake Poyner has decided to step down from his post leading Grace’s cross country program.

Volunteers Make Beds For Children

Over 100 volunteers helped make beds for kids in Kosciusko County Saturday as part of the Kosciusko County chapter of Sleep in Heavenly Peace’s (SHP) first public build.

Coolens To Step Down From Coaching Grace Softball

Co-head coaches Bo Coolen and Sam Coolen have decided to step down from leading Grace’s softball team.

C4One Hires CEO & Administrative Director

WINONA LAKE - C4One announced Drew Scholl and Beth Rooney have taken leadership roles in the organization.

Triton Keeps Culver Winless

CULVER - While Christmas is still a week away, it nearly came early for the Culver Cavaliers. The Cavaliers came into the first game of their holiday tournament against Triton looking to capture their first win of the season. Despite fighting back from a 20-point deficit, Culver (0-6) eventually fell to the Trojans 63-54. Triton's Matt Savill was the story early as he hit three first-quarter three-pointers to vault his team to a 16-11 lead after the first quarter. Savill stayed hot in the second quarter as he scored his team's first seven points of the stanza.Savill would come out of the game midway through the second quarter and would not return. With Savill out of the game, the story quickly shifted to the sloppy play of both teams. The two teams traded turnovers for much of the first half.Both teams also shot poorly from the field.The teams combined for 46 turnovers in the game.

Warrior Offense Rests In Loss

SYRACUSE -ÊAnyone who watched the Warsaw/Wawasee Northern Lakes Conference volleyball match Thursday in Syracuse was probably surprised that the score seemed so lopsided. The Tigers defeated the Warriors 15-3, 15-9 in a match that was characterized by long volleys and many sideouts. "We played with them," said Wawasee coach Jason Fleming, "but we just couldn't seem to score.I don't think the game was as lopsided as the score showed." Wawasee came out strong against its NLC rival in the first game.Candice Brown and Staci VanLue combined for two points and put the Warriors up 2-0. After several sideouts, Warsaw's Mechelle Henderson stepped to the line.Henderson, a sophomore new to the Tiger varsity lineup, served three straight points to give the Tigers a lead they held until the end of the game. Wawasee got as close as 5-3 after Kathy Likens led the Warriors to one more point.

Changes In Warrior BB Programs

SYRACUSE - In a span of 48 hours, Wawasee athletics has lost a girls basketball coach and potentially two boys basketball players. First things first.Varsity girls basketball coach Randy Aalbregtse announced Wednesday he will temporarily step down from teaching classes and coaching his team the rest of this year.He's taking a nine-week medical leave of absence, effective Friday.Aalbregtse and Wawasee athletic director Mary Hurley declined to mention specifics for the record.Aalbregtse gathered his players and talked to them Wednesday afternoon. "This is the best for everybody involved - the kids and everybody at school - at this time, because of my situation," Aalbregtse said. Aalbregtse missed two games for personal reasons earlier this season.Mark Sumpter stepped in then, and he will coach the team the rest of the way now.In those two games, the Warriors lost to Class 3A No.1 NorthWood 57-33 on Dec.16, then beat Northridge 44-41 in overtime on Dec.20.

Warriors Win Another Close Game

COLUMBIA CITY - The trend of fantastic finishes at Class 3A Sectional 21 in Columbia City continued Friday night.

Lady Tigers Get Monkey Off Their Back

PLYMOUTH – Though it may have felt more like a large gorilla, the Warsaw Lady Tigers got the monkey off their back.

Duncan Steps Down From Winona Lake Council

Kathryn 'Kay' Weissert

BOURBON – Kathryn “Kay” Weissert, 88, of Tippecanoe, passed away unexpectedly at 5:11 p.m. Feb. 16, 2012, in St. Joseph Regional Medical Center, Plymouth. BOURBON – Kathryn “Kay” Weissert, 88, of Tippecanoe, passed away unexpectedly at 5:11 p.m. Feb. 16, 2012, in St. Joseph Regional Medical Center, Plymouth.

Triton Hoops Team Has Experience, Expectations

BOURBON – After a pair of losing seasons, Triton enters the 2017-18 girls basketball campaign with high expectations, including a No. 10 ranking in Class 1A by the Indiana Coaches of Girls Sports Association.

Warsaw Council OKs Second Readings Of Salary Ordinances

Five of the seven items before the Warsaw Common Council on Monday were second readings, including four salary ordinances and one additional appropriation ordinance.

Claypool’s Kennedy Krull Makes Leap From 1A To D1

Kennedy Krull, a Claypool resident, a Whitko basketball and softball alum, a Huntington University (NAIA) infielder, and most recently Triton Junior-Senior High School’s head varsity girls’ basketball and softball coach is taking another big leap into a Division I (D1) college softball assistant coaching position with Georgia Southern University.

The Good Old Days Are Gone For Good

My son asked for a yo-yo for Christmas. It was kind of funny because it is really a pretty low-tech toy request for him.He also asked for a Sony Playstation¨.So while the yo-yo was really a pretty inexpensive gift to acquire, it was a bit difficult to find.Apparently they are pretty hot items because lots of places were sold out. I ended up ordering some from an Internet site.Remembering the days of my youth when I used to fool around with yo-yos, I ordered a couple for the kid and one for myself. When they arrived I found yo-yoing to be quite entertaining.I could still "rock the cradle" and "walk the dog" just like when I was a kid. Of course, the yo-yos of today are vastly superior to the ones around when I was a kid.They have ball-bearings instead of fixed axles.They have special weights placed around the outside to make them spin faster and "sleep" longer.But they're still yo-yos.

We Humans Alone Walk Bipedally

Triton Trojans Embracing Team Concept

BOURBON — The Triton boys basketball team is reverting to a scheme it used to win the 2008 Class 1A state championship.

JROTC Motivates Students To Be Better Citizens

There are more than 2,500 Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps programs in the United States, with more than 200 schools on the waiting list.Warsaw Community High School vaulted to the top of that list to start its U.S. Army JROTC program this school year.