Lady Squires Top TRC Rival Peru
NORTH MANCHESTER – Other than a first-quarter defensive lapse that allowed Peru to take a one-point lead, Manchester coach Jacob Everett was pleased with the Lady Squires’ effort in a 61-46 Three Rivers Conference basketball win Saturday afternoon.
High School Wrestling Roundup – Jan. 20
Trojan Wrestlers Secure 3rd Straight Conference Title; Warriors 3rd, Tigers 8th at NLC Meet; Squires Third At TRC Tournament
Grace Roundup: Godfrey's Game-Winner Lifts Lancers
UPLAND – The Grace College men’s basketball team finally got the proverbial monkey off its back.
Short-Handed Warriors Fall At Plymouth
PLYMOUTH – Murphy and his law were kicking Wawasee High School’s boys basketball team around before it even got on the bus for Friday’s Northern Lakes Conference game at Plymouth.
Court News, 1.20.2018
The following actions have been filed in Kosciusko Circuit Court with Judge Mike Reed presiding:
Holcomb discusses opioids, infant mortality At Chamber Dinner
As Indiana’s economy hums along at an enviable clip, Gov. Eric Holcomb, in his first major appearance in Kosciusko County since being elected, focused much of his attention on two major health issues affecting Hoosiers.
City Annexation Plan For Industrial Park Set In Motion
After six public meetings, plans for an involuntary annexation of the Airport Industrial Park that includes the old Biomet headquarters along U.S. 30 are moving forward.
Center Lake In Warsaw To Host Wakeboard Championship Event August 4
A professional wakeboarding championship is coming to Warsaw Aug. 4.
County Man’s Internet Banking Account Compromised
An Elkhart man was able to steal money from a Kosciusko County man’s bank account after collecting the man’s personal information and taking control of his internet banking.
Lady Warriors Win At Whitko
SOUTH WHITLEY – Wawasee took full advantage of a poor start by Whitko en route to a 44-33 non-conference girls basketball win Tuesday night.
State Atty. Gen. Talks Openly About Racism, Injustice
During his 2016 campaign for Indiana attorney general, Curtis T. Hill Jr. avoided campaigning on the fact that a victory would make him the first black man in Indiana elected to a statewide office – and he even asked reporters to shy away from the issue, saying it was not important.
