Local Officials Discuss Funding For Road Improvements
Indiana Gov Eric Holcomb signed the two-year $32 billion state budget and infrastructure funding bills into law Thursday.
Wildcats Hold Off TRC Rival Knights
SOUTH WHITLEY – Whitko pushed past the press to pull out the win Friday.
City Recognizes Local JROTC
Along with approving two resolutions, two companies’ tax abatements and an alley vacation on first reading, the Warsaw Common Council Monday night recognized the Warsaw Community High School Junior ROTC for recently earning “Honor Unit with Distinction” status.
Lady Tigers Entering New Era
In just about every way possible, the Warsaw Lady Tigers are entering a new era. New season.
Short-Handed Warriors Fall At Plymouth
PLYMOUTH – Murphy and his law were kicking Wawasee High School’s boys basketball team around before it even got on the bus for Friday’s Northern Lakes Conference game at Plymouth.
‘Crucible’ Actors Excited To Take On Play
In a mob, a person can forget who they are and what they stand for, then follow that mob to whatever end it takes them, even if it means going against friends, family or innocent victims.
Church News, Aug. 10, 2017
Upcoming events include a community meal, a women's retreat, and a fish and tenderloin fundraising dinner.
Mersey, Mersey! Here Come The Beatles
Perhaps it’s an ironic twist of fate that the Mersey Beatles have outlasted the original Fab Four. But like The Beatles, the tribute band hails from Liverpool, England, and that helps give them a level of authenticity, said Steven Howard.
Tigers Leave Last Five Quarters Of 2021 Behind With Opening Win
The Warsaw Tigers head coach, Bart Curtis, reminded his squad at each preseason practice about the last five quarters of the 2021 season. Those five quarters were comprised of a relinquished fourth-quarter lead against Concord consequently losing the conference crown followed by a 36-0 sectional final loss to Carroll. The Tigers fell from a 7-1 won-loss record in mid-October to a 7-3 finish.
