High School Sports Recaps 5.6.2019
Wawasee Walks Off With Win Over Concord In NLC?Action; Tigers Trip Chargers; Warriors Third At Concord; Squires 3rd, Whitko 6th At Northfield Invitational; Triton 5th At Lafayette Jeff; Concord Run-Rules Wawasee; Chargers Walkoff Tigers; Warriors Hold Tigers Back; Squires Split In Tourney
Lancers Upset Top-Seeded Forresters In Conference Tourney
Grace College’s baseball team shook up the Crossroads League Tourna-ment on Friday, beating No. 1 seed Huntington 5-4 in walkoff fashion.
Community Build Planned For New Eisenhower Playground Equipment
As Eisenhower Elementary School Principal Chris Gensinger is getting ready to retire, the school is getting new playground equipment.
City Hall To Get Generator, Connection Box
The city of Warsaw is applying for a grant to purchase a generator and connection box for city hall.
Joan A. Cox
Joan A. Cox, age 92, of Warsaw, passed away at 10:15 a.m. Wednesday, May 1, 2019, in Warsaw.
Banks Touts Trump, Pans Demos At Lincoln Day Dinner
Third District Congressman Jim Banks expounded Thursday on President Trump’s successes, told a couple of anecdotes about meeting with the president and then finished off by warning about the “Red Socialist” Democrats in power.
WCHS Hosts 2019 Fine Arts Festival
Warsaw Community High School announced the 2019 Fine Arts Festival is from 6 to 9 p.m. May 9.
CVB To Host Tourism Week Cookout
The Fourth Annual National Tourism Week Open House and Community Cookout is from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Thursday at the Kosciusko County.
2 KYLA White Paper Projects Highlighted
Each year two white paper projects are selected to be presented at the Kosciusko Youth Leadership Academy graduation ceremony.
Mayoral Candidates Identify Issues, Pose Solutions – Thallemer
Warsaw Mayor Joe Thallemer and city councilman Ron Shoemaker are on Tuesday’s primary election ballot, seeking the Republican nomination for mayor in the November general election. Each candidate was asked to respond to the following: “Identify the three most urgent issues the city of Warsaw will face following the next election and explain how you will address these issues.” Candidates were limited to a total of 1,000 words. Published here are their responses.
On Jensen’s Return To Coaching And Other Things
A zebra is a zebra, and everyone can tell the difference between a zebra and a horse. An apple is an apple, and no one would ever confuse it with an orange. Phil Jensen is a football coach, and that’s just all there is to it.
Goshen Deals Lancers Loss
In the home finale, Grace’s baseball team suffered a 12-2 defeat to Goshen on Saturday.
Howe In The World: A Little Football Talk, Since It’s April And All
Since it’s April, heading into May (and the forecast says it might snow over the weekend), let’s talk a little football, shall we?
