Grace College Volleyball Sweeps Rival Bethel
Grace’s volleyball team completed an emphatic sweep of Bethel on Friday night at the Manahan Orthopaedic Capital Center. The Lady Lancers (19-14, 11-6 Crossroads League) were in control for most of the match en route to a 25-15, 25-21, 25-17 victory. Alexa Hill directed a dynamic attack for Grace, passing out 40 assists. The Lady Lancers had a 43-29 advantage in kills, and every Grace attacker hit at least .200 for the match. The Pilots (13-19, 6-10 CL) held a slight 12-9 lead in the first set before Grace pulled ahead. The Lady Lancers dominated the rest of the set, winning 16 of the last 19 rallies to score a 10-point victory. Caylie Teel and Sierra Smith each had five kills in the game. In the second set, Grace’s defense muted Bethel to the tune of nine kills and eight errors. Tori Bontrager had two kills and two block assists in the four-point win.
Kosciusko Added To ‘My Way Pre-K’ Program
Gov. Eric J. Holcomb Wednesday announced 15 additional Indiana counties are now eligible to participate in On My Way Pre-K, making prekindergarten available in 2018 to 4-year-olds from low-income families in those counties.
Goshen Man Arrested In Kosciusko County Counterfeiting Case
A Goshen man was arrested Monday in connection to counterfeit money being used at Kosciusko County gas stations and a restaurant.
Department Of Natural Resources State Park Permits Now Available
Annual entrance permits, horse tags, off-road cycling permits and lake permits for 2019 are on sale at DNR Division of State Parks property offices.
Godfrey Leads Lancers To Win
CHANDLER, Ariz. – A dominant performance from Logan Godfrey lifted Grace College’s men’s basketball team to a 75-67 win over Thompson Rivers University on Tuesday.
New Coroner’s Building Could Be Up And Running By Midsummer
The county coroner’s building could be up and running as early as midsummer, according to County Coroner Tony Ciriello.
Grace Softball Team Enters New Era With Pair Of Wins
NEW ALBANY – Head coach Sarah Harman started her career as Grace College’s softball coach with a sweep of IU Southeast on Monday. The Lady Lancers won 5-2 and 5-1 on the road to start the 2019 campaign.
Former Grace Professor Files Notice To Appeal His Conviction
A former Grace Seminary professor has filed a notice to appeal his convictions in a scandal that ended the career of Kosciusko County Sheriff Aaron Rovenstine.
Four Inmates Charged In Sexual Assault
Four inmates are facing new charges after police allege they participated in the sexual assault of another inmate in the Kosciusko?County Jail.
Churches Need Higher Standard In Age Of Sexual Abuse
Children have been abused and targeted by priests, pastors and leaders. High-profile men in houses of worship have used their power to be sexually inappropriate with women. They are without excuse; their sin puts children and women in horrible situations.
Defense Paves Way For Lady Lancers
WINONA LAKE – Defense paved the way for Grace College’s women’s basketball team in a 67-61 win over Crossroads League rival Huntington University on Wednesday.
Prater Seeks To Fill Sheriff Vacancy
Kelly Prater, the assistant director at the Kosciusko County Work Release Center, announced plans to run for sheriff in the upcoming Republican caucus.
Wawasee Begins Process To Finance New Projects
After recently completing a number of renovation projects, the Wawasee School Board voted at its meeting Tuesday evening to approve the sale of bonds to finance $15 million in projects for the current school year.
Council approves measures for new North Webster Library
Kosciusko County Council approved three measures, including the sale of $4.62 million in bonds to finance construction of a new library in North Webster. The action came during the council’s meeting Thursday night.
