Grace Volleyball Resolved To Build On Team’s Success
Grace’s volleyball team is a program on the rise. Under head coach Katie Van Hofwegen, the Lady Lancers have been consistently strong. In the past two years, Grace has won at least 22 games, finished in the top four of the Crossroads League and qualified for NCCAA Nationals twice in a row.
Northfield Norsemen Rout Manchester Squires
NORTH MANCHESTER – Moving on from last week’s nail-biter of a loss to Peru, the Manchester High School football team hosted Three Rivers Conference and Wabash County rival Northfield for homecoming Friday night.
Burton, Penn Spoil Warsaw’s Return To Old Tiger Den
Though the Warsaw Tigers and Penn Kingsmen have met on numerous occasions in recent years, Tuesday night’s edition of the rivalry added a little extra juice to the matchup by being the first game played by Warsaw at Lakeview Middle School’s Old Tiger Den in nearly 33 years. When the game’s final buzzer sounded, it was former Warsaw coach Al Rhodes’ Kingsmen coming away with a 50-40 victory.
Burton, Penn Spoil Warsaw’s Return To Old Tiger Den
Though the Warsaw Tigers and Penn Kingsmen have met on numerous occasions in recent years, Tuesday night’s edition of the rivalry added a little extra juice to the matchup by being the first game played by Warsaw at Lakeview Middle School’s Old Tiger Den in nearly 33 years. When the game’s final buzzer sounded, it was former Warsaw coach Al Rhodes’ Kingsmen coming away with a 50-40 victory.
Friday Night Football Will Disappear, Unless...
There’s something about Friday nights and high school football that seem just so darn American. The air that gets cooler and more crisp as the season rolls along, the marching bands and cheerleaders, and trees changing colors to provide a great backdrop. What’s not to love about it? But make no mistake, Friday nights on the gridiron are disappearing, and sooner than anyone really wants to talk about. How is this possible? Because it’s getting harder and harder to find men and women who are willing to wear the black and white striped shirts of an official. And it gets worse. It’s not just football refs; there’s a growing shortage of officials in all sports, not just in out little corner of the world, but across the nation.
Lots Of Folks Deciding Not To Work
So have you noticed all the “help wanted” signs around the county? They’re everywhere.
UPDATE: Cates Joins Council Thursday After Appointment
In one of the most competitive caucus battles in recent local history, Kimberly Cates, Syracuse, was chosen Wednesday night by Republican leaders to fill the vacancy on the Kosciusko County Council after the death of Bob Sanders.
Town Council Says Leesburg Utility Line Cuts Caused By Poor Location Service
The town of Leesburg recently had problems with utility lines being cut because USIC allegedly didn’t locate them.
Cadets’ Work Recognized At Annual KLA Banquet
Award winners at the 38th Kosciusko Leadership Academy Graduation Banquet Thursday were a project looking at the costs of an ice rink in Kosciusko County and one that would help sustain a free sport camp’s future through an additional aide.
Falls Leading Cause Of Death For Those 65 And Older
Both my mother and mother-in-law were almost 100 years of age when they fell and suffered hip fractures. Neither event was unexpected as fall rates are extremely high for this age group.
Go Baby Go Projects Rolling Along To Completion
A month after three Edgewood Middle School teams started the Go Baby Go project, the modifications to the ride-on trucks are nearly complete.
Lancers Win Crossroads League Title
SPRING ARBOR, Mich. – History was made Saturday night for Grace College’s men’s soccer team. Nikola Djordjevic’s goal in the 98th minute won the Crossroads League Tournament championship for the Lancers, who rallied to beat Spring Arbor University 4-3 in overtime.
Krebs, Warsaw Lady Tigers Ready For Round 2
Lenny Krebs admits his first season with the Warsaw Lady Tigers was a bit of a blur.
Maple Leaf Duck To Be Featured In Upscale NYC Eatery
Maple Leaf Farms, the leading producer of ducks in the United States, began laying the groundwork for a foray into the Chinese market in 1984.
