Grace Announces Plans For Ray ‘Butch’ & Sandra Shook Welcome Center
WINONA LAKE — Grace College announced its plans for the new Ray “Butch” and Sandra Shook Welcome Center to be located in Westminster Hall.
More Facts Of The Matter
Editor, Times-Union: To date, the Republican Party has offered zero plans for the betterment of the people of America. One constant focus has been to promote fear, hatred, and fury stoked with lies, misinformation and conspiracy theories related to immigration problems.
Grace College Announces 2025 Full-Tuition President’s Scholarship Recipient
WINONA LAKE – Grace College announced Lydia Ringer, of Trafalgar, as the 2025 full-tuition President’s Scholarship recipient.
Letters to the Editor 04-16-2001
- Hickory Creek - Buy American - Center Street Eyesore - Percussion Ensemble Hickory Creek Editor, Times-Union: We don't want to relocate outside of this area.This is our town too.Our home is here and has been for 30 years.Would you like it if after 30 years someone came in and told you that you have no choice, you have to move.
21-Year-Old Durbin Makes Jump To Majors
So sudden was Chad Durbin's callup to the major leagues last Thursday that he had only a number - 33 - but no last name on the back of his Kansas City Royals jersey. And unlike the Yankees, the Royals put last names on jerseys.The Kansas City equipment manager didn't have time to sew Durbin's name onto the uniform.Durbin did not make it into the game. The name Chad Durbin may not mean anything to you. It will. Durbin had some special guests watching his debut, which came Sunday in Detroit against the Tigers - Warsaw's Max and Debbie Hebel, his stepfather and mother. "We couldn't ask for more," Debbie said. Durbin, a 21-year-old right-hander, pitched 2-1/3 innings, striking out three.He allowed one hit and walked one.He gave up no runs. He entered with two outs in the third inning.He struck out the first batter he faced, veteran Luis Polonia, he of the left-handed stance and .311 batting average.
Giants Stand Tall Against Warsaw
In games where Warsaw's boys basketball team has faced an opponent with a No.1 state ranking, coach Al Rhodes owns a 3-1 record. The "1" came Friday in the form of a 70-62 decision at home to Marion, also ranked third nationally in the USA Today high school poll. The loss drops Warsaw's overall season record to 10-4.Marion, which currently owns the state's longest winning streak, improves to 16-0. With last night's win, the Giants have won five of its last six games with Warsaw.The Tigers hosted and upset top-ranked Marion 55-52 in 1986, giving Rhodes his 100th coaching victory and snapping the Giants' 40-game win streak.
Valley Boys Win Sectional Championship
SOUTH WHITLEY - In those awful commercials for a certain credit card company, formerly funny David Spade denies customers in increasingly ridiculous ways. In the 3A sectional 23 final, No.5 (3A) Tippecanoe Valley found new ways to deny Peru points to the point of absurdity en route to a 55-39 at Whitko High School Saturday night. While Peru decided to make it a low-possession game and missed some close-range shots, Valley extended its defense out on the Tigers to keep Peru off the board for more than 10 minutes. After Valley's Michael Domenico opened the game with a three-pointer in the opening seconds of the contest, Peru seemed content to take the air out of the ball as the Tigers' Angelo King held the ball for over a minute near half court. The stall-ball technique worked as the first quarter produced just eight points.Unfortunately for the Peru faithful, the Vikings scored all eight points.
Triton Boys Suffer First NSC Loss
BOURBON — Saddled with two Northern State Conference losses, Culver’s varsity boys basketball team had a greater sense of urgency Friday night in Bourbon.
Warsaw Spikers Fall To Memorial
Beginning the week with a 5-0 record, the Warsaw volleyball team has a lot more questions following its second loss in three days.
Deep Freeze Help Extended To Residents And Their Pets
The city of Warsaw has issued a new update in regard to freezing weather conditions that are expected to remain into Thursday.
Overtime Goal Sends Grace Men’s Soccer Into Semis
Grace College’s men’s soccer team added another chapter to a storybook season with a come-from-behind win on Wednesday. The Lancers trailed 1-0 entering the last five minutes of regulation against Mt. Vernon Nazarene in the Crossroads League Tournament quarterfinals. But late heroics from Cody Boerema and Nikola Djordjevic gave Grace a thrilling 2-1 overtime win at 1st Source Bank Field, sending the Lancers to the semifinals of the CL Tournament. The Lancers (10-4-4) will host Goshen on Saturday at 7 p.m. in the semifinals. The winner will play in the league championship on Nov. 11 with a chance to claim an automatic bid to the NAIA National Championships.
Tigers Take Lions To The Wire, Win 14-9 Slugfest
Last night’s Class 6A Sectional 2 semifinal, a 14-9 win clinched in the last 51 seconds by the host Warsaw Tigers over the Elkhart Lions, gave Tiger fans a chance to experience the Warsaw’s sine wave season within the 48 minutes played last night at Fisher Field.
