After much pondering, going through all the technical analyses and reading all the polls taken over the past year, I hereby predict that Mitt Romney will win the presidential election by a landslide – unless he doesn’t, in which case President Barack Obama will win. Or maybe Rick Santorum.
One has to wonder whether politicians ever really read history or pay any attention to it if they do. Rather, they march toward the avoidable follies (with an apology to the late historian Barbara Tuchman) that have marred civilization since Troy.
Recent methamphetamine statistics for Kosciusko County show virtually no change in the amount of meth labs found and meth-related arrests from 2010 to 2011.
Barack Obama has a permanent place in history as the man who proved Americans would elect, and likely re-elect, a black president. Whatever else historians conclude about Obama, the racial breakthrough is certain to grow in significance over time.
Admiral Mike Mullen, Chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, has testified before the Senate that the Haqqani Network in Afghanistan, a Taliban ally, has also infiltrated Pakistan’s intelligence service.
WINONA LAKE – Grace College’s women’s basketball team nearly pulled off a massive comeback in the final minutes on Wednesday, ultimately falling 81-74 to Indiana Tech.
POINT LOOKOUT, Mo. – Playing for the fourth time this season, No. 2 Indiana Wesleyan edged No. 1 Saint Francis 69-66 in an epic NAIA Division II men’s basketball national championship game between a pair of Crossroads League rivals.
The Warsaw Tigers sent shockwaves through this basketball-crazy state over the weekend, not just by winning two more basketball games to up their record to 17-0, but by how they did it.
AKRON – Tippecanoe Valley held off a late charge in the first game, then scored once in the bottom of the seventh for a walkoff win in game two to sweep a softball doubleheader from visiting John Glenn, 13-12 and 17-16.
WINONA LAKE – Katie Van Hofwegen kicked off her coaching career in style for Grace College’s volleyball team, leading the Lady Lancers to two wins on Friday.
OrthoWorx, the newly formed industry, community and education initiative to advance and support the orthopedics device sector in Kosciusko County, is working to connect the orthopedics capital of the world to major cities like Chicago and Cleveland via high-speed rail.