Lady Trojans Romp; Triton Boys Fall To Cavaliers
Trojans Announce Boys Hoops Venue Changes
Coleman Shines In Wawasee's NLC Loss
SYRACUSE – Sometimes a team performs so poorly it leaves a bad taste in the mouth. Outside of Trevon Coleman, Wawasee is going to need a bunch of mints to get rid of the taste left by its offensive performance in a 44-28 Northern Lakes Conference loss to Elkhart Memorial Friday night.
Postal Service Asks For Snow, Ice Removal
The U.S. Postal Service is asking customers to help letter carriers deliver mail safely by clearing snow and ice from sidewalks, stairs and mailboxes.
Long Celebrating 85 Years Jan. 13
The family of William I. “Bill” Long, Hoffman Lake, will have a family dinner today to celebrate his 85th birthday.
Burglary Investigated At Etna Green Mini Mart
A burglar stole an unknown amount of cash this morning from the Etna Green Mini Mart by entering the business through the ventilation duct work.
Man Accused Of Threatening Co-Workers Pleads Not Guilty
At his initial hearing Thursday morning, Sammual Nicholis Miller learned he could face up to several years in jail and thousands of dollars in fines for allegedly threatening to shoot co-workers at his former employer if he was ever fired.
Warsaw Student Business Group Headed To State Competition
On Dec. 16, Warsaw Community High School hosted the Regional Leadership Conference for Business Professionals of America, with 39 Warsaw chapter members placing and advancing to state competition.
Scammers Targeting NIPSCO Customers Across Indiana
NIPSCO has received an influx in calls from residential and business customers reporting several hundred cases of unknown callers claiming to be affiliated with the company and demanding payment through a prepaid card.
High School Roundup – Jan. 10
Lady ‘Cats Fall At No. 17 Norwell; Area Postponements
Church News, Jan. 11, 2018
Upcoming events include a baked steak dinner, a free community meal, a concert and a ladies Bible conference.
Compromise, Cooperation Urged In Sewer Standoff
Two competing interests in the Tippecanoe Lake sewer debate faced off Tuesday and the Kosciusko County Commissioners found themselves caught in between.
Lady Trojans Win In Return To Roots
BOURBON – For Triton seniors Hannah Wanemacher, Nichole Sechrist and Charlotte Morris, the change in venue for the last home game of their high school careers was more of a return to their roots in the game of basketball.
Tips For Teaching Young Kids
I watch parents and grandparents working with their young kids on sports-related skills all the time. Some of them have the best intentions, and others’ motives are skewed.
GUEST COLUMN
Rep. Banks Calls For Support Of Iranian Protesters
Last week, citizens in Iran’s second largest city – Mashhad – took to the streets for what began as protests over Iran’s economy and the rising cost of basic goods such as milk and eggs. These frustrations illuminated the reality that Iranians desire more than basic goods. They thirst for basic freedoms.
Grace Men Drop Conference Game At Goshen
GOSHEN – Grace College’s men’s basketball team nearly came back from a 14-point deficit before falling 86-80 at Crossroads League opponent Goshen College on Saturday.
Art Museum Proposal Faces Hurdles
In spring 2016 my wife, Mary, and I saw “Van Gogh’s Bedrooms” at The Art Institute of Chicago.
Mayor Thanks City Employees, Says They’re Dedicated Professionals
The bitter cold we have experienced recently kept many people indoors over the Christmas holiday.
