Richard T. Wiley
FORT WAYNE — Richard T. Wiley, 89, Fort Wayne, peacefully passed away Tuesday, Sept. 12, 2017. He was born in Fort Wayne, the son of the late John and Rose Wiley.
Lancers, Lawrence Tech Play To Scoreless Tie
MISHAWAKA – Over 100 minutes of soccer Thursday couldn’t separate the men’s teams from Grace College and Lawrence Tech University. The Lancers and Blue Devils settled for a 0-0 draw at a neutral-site tournament game, hosted by Bethel College. The teams combined for 31 shots, including 15 on frame.
KCH?To Sponsor Freaky 5K
Kosciusko Commmunity Hospital has committed to be the title sponsor for the Third Annual Freaky 5K Family Halloween Run/Walk on Oct. 28 for the Cancer Care Fund.
Silver Lake Finances In Good Health, Water Tap Fee Increases
SILVER LAKE – Silver Lake Town Council received positive feedback on the state of the town’s finances at its regular meeting Wednesday.
Manchester Blanks TRC Rival Whitko
SOUTH WHITLEY – The Manchester Lady Squires wasted no time scoring Wednesday evening. They then made sure the Whitko Lady Wildcats didn’t score.
Teel Reaches Milestone In Grace Victory
WINONA LAKE – On a night she eclipsed 1,000 career digs, Caylie Teel sparked Grace College’s volleyball team past Mt. Vernon Nazarene University.
Nashville Hitmakers Sing Big Songs They Wrote
The artists who record and sing your favorite songs may not be the people who wrote them.
WCS Eyes $78 Million Budget For 2018
Warsaw Community Schools is planning a $78 million budget for 2018, up by about $1 million from 2017.
Bourbon Boosts Contribution To Marshall County Economic Development
Bourbon Town Council voted unanimously Tuesday to increase its contribution to the Marshall County Economic Development Corporation by $5,000 for 2018.
Wawasee Kickers Fall To Memorial
SYRACUSE – For almost all of the first half, and the first 10 minutes of the second, Elkhart Memorial looked like the dominant boys soccer team in its 3-2 win over Wawasee Monday night.
Area Sports Briefs
Mast Celebrated As NCCAA, Crossroads Player Of The Week; Swim Team Tryouts Thursday; Swim Team Tryouts Thursday; Tony Elliott Foundation Hosting Golf Outing; Don Dicken Tournament Saturday; Lady Vikings Hoops Fundraiser Scheduled For Sept. 19
Tippy Valley Upgrades Visitor Security, Hires Baseball Coach
AKRON – Tippecanoe Valley schools will now have an extra layer of safety protection with the installation of their Raptor School Visitor System.
GUEST COLUMN
'Death Valley' A Bad Choice For Tippecanoe Valley
On Sept. 18, the Tippecanoe Valley School Board is slated to choose a name for its high school football field. This has become a heated topic in the district, one which I feel a need to weigh in on as both a graduate of the school system (I was a freshman in 1975 when the consolidated high school opened), and as a pastor in one of its local churches. In writing, I know full well that many will scoff at what I have to say, but none the less I am compelled.
