Spartans FB Shuts Out Anderson For Senior Day Win
Spartans Place 12th at Great Lakes Championships; Richardson and Salazar Earn All-Region Honors as Spartans Place 15th at Great Lakes Championships; Second Half Surge by Adrian Sinks Spartans
Lancer Men Set Team Time Record in Season Opener
Lady Lancers Open Season Against Stellar Competition; Grace VB?Completes Comeback Over The Cougars
‘So It Goes’ In The College Football Universe
Kurt Vonnegut’s novel, “Slaughterhouse Five,” included aliens from Tralfamodor, a fictional planet, who referred to death with the salvo, “so it goes.” College football isn’t dead. However, it’s an evolving business, but still not as nimble as the NFL. Recent events remind me college football is a huge entertainment business, nonetheless.
Tigers Overcome Slow Start, Clip Eagles
COLUMBIA CITY – A slow start didn’t keep the Warsaw Tigers from the finish they were looking for.
High School Roundup
Lady Viking Softball Gets Come-From-Behind Win; Vikings Down Pioneer; Viking Golf Beats Knox; Manchester Wins Twice; Squires Fall At Oak Hill; Lady Zebras Beat Triton; Whitko Rolls Over Chargers; Lady ‘Cats Beat Carroll
Tigers Repeat As Sectional Champions
ELKHART – It's hard, said Warsaw boys basketball coach Doug Ogle, to win a sectional championship. It's even more difficult to win two in a row.
Tigers Perfect In NLC ... Again
PLYMOUTH – Warsaw’s boys basketball team wanted to make its mark in Northern Lakes Conference history, and Plymouth did its best to prevent it on its home floor.
Third-Quarter Surge Key In Warsaw Win
BOURBON – As coach Doug Ogle saw it, the Warsaw Tigers only played one good quarter of basketball Wednesday night.
Valley School Board Candidates Discuss Issues At Forum
Five candidates for the Tippecanoe Valley School Board participated in a Meet the Candidates night Thursday, sponsored by the government and political science class at Tippecanoe Valley High School.
Six Lady Lancers Named Volleyball All-League
WINONA LAKE - Grace’s volleyball team was rewarded after a strong 2020 season with six All-Crossroads League honorees.
Ceremony Marks 23 Years After 9/11 Attacks
Kosciusko County Sheriff Jim Smith remembers where he was when he learned about the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
Longest-Serving City Employee Recognized By Board Of Works
The city of Warsaw’s longest-serving employee was one of three men recognized Friday at the Board of Public Works and Safety meeting.
Allebach To Retire, Winona Lake Hires New Trash Company
WINONA LAKE – Winona Lake Town Manager Craig Allebach has submitted his intent to retire, effective the end of October or as soon as a replacement is found.
County ARPA Committee Obligates Remaining Funds
The last of Kosciusko’s American Rescue Plan Act dollars were obligated Wednesday, save for a “cushion” of about $4,000, by the county’s ARPA committee.
