Dunn Signs With Anderson

Tippecanoe Valley High School senior Hannah Dunn signed her letter of intent to continue her basketball career at Anderson University.

Warsaw Wave Wins Socctoberfest Tournament

The Warsaw Wave U12 girls soccer team, coached by Katie Rettig, won the Indianapolis Socctoberfest Soccer Tournament held Saturday and Sunday.

Warsaw Lady Bowlers Headed To Regional

The Warsaw ladies bowling team was co-conference runner-up in the Wabacanoe Conference and is advancing to the regional Saturday in Lafayette.

Silver Lake Under Boil Order

Bingo Back At Bell Museum March 18

Letters to the Editor 09-26-2001

- Wal-Mart Thanks - Sentences Questioned - Build Indiana - Back To The Days - Day At The Lake Wal-Mart Thanks Editor, Times-Union: I am writing about our fund-raiser for CMN, which donates 100 percent of all money raised to Riley's Hospital for Children. Aug.31 through Sept.3, we held a cookout and raffle at Wal-Mart with a goal to raise $2,000, which was surpassed by $519, for a total of $2,519.I would like to thank all of our Warsaw community businesses and state vendors for their generosity and thank everyone who participated with donations. Thank you.

Wawasee Too Much For Host Whitko

SOUTH WHITLEY - Jordan who? Senior Rob McKibben looked a little tentative as the starting running back for Wawasee racked up just four yards on his first two carries in Friday night's game against Whitko. Then the 5-foot-10 senior found his stride and rushed for 136 yards in his next eight carries, scoring three times to lead the Warriors past the host Wildcats 31-17. "Rob was so excited to be the starting running back," said Wawasee head coach Joe Rietveld."He waited three years for this and running back is his favorite position.His legs weren't quite moving as fast as his eyes or head were, but when he had that long run it clicked." The long run in question was a 20-yard burst up the middle of Whitko's defense on the first play of the Warriors' second possession. Wawasee went to McKibben five times on that drive and he capped it off with a three-yard run at the 6:15 mark of the first quarter.

Smith Wounded Outside Neuhoff, Germany

Editor's note: This is part of a series of interviews with World War II veterans.The articles will continue in each day's edition until Saturday, one day before Saturday's World War II Memorial Dedication and Recognition Day, May 29. James Smith left a piece of himself in Germany during World War II - a chunk of the ulna bone just above his right wrist.Shot outside Neuhof, Germany, April 16, 1945, Smith was a member of the Army's Troop A, 92nd Calvary "Stealth and Power" Reconnaissance Squadron, Mechanized. Today, at 80, he makes his home on Ranch Road. He became part of the 12th Armored Division - the Hellcats - in the fall of 1944 serving as a 60mm mortar crewman in France and Germany. "When they first looked at it, the medics thought they'd take my hand off," he said, but they didn't and the wound healed after months of being in and out of a cast.He has full use of the hand and received a Purple Heart for the injury.

Warsaw Soccer Team Downs Concord

In a game that saw 33 fouls called and a Concord player sent to the hospital, Warsaw Community High School's boys soccer team ended 80 minutes of physical play with a victory Wednesday at the City-County Athletic Complex.

Warriors Win Softball Invitational

SYRACUSE - Playing its fifth game in four days, the Wawasee's varsity softball team evened up its win-loss record Saturday.

Irwin Sets Scoring Mark In Loss At Busco

CHURUBUSCO - A night that was supposed to be a joyous one for Whitko junior Logan Irwin turned into one of disappointment Saturday.

Whitko's Cumberland Making A Strong Comeback

SOUTH WHITLEY – The last time Brianna Cumberland was in a high school basketball game, she was running out the clock in Whitko’s 56-39 sectional-opening win over West Noble back in February.

'Forever Plaid' Actors Have Dreams To Fulfill

In “Forever Plaid,” a quartet of singing buddies, dreaming of a recording contract, are killed in a bus accident but get to perform one last show before moving on to heaven.During an interview Monday afternoon, the four actors in the Wagon Wheel Theatre production of the show discussed what they want to accomplish in their life before they move on to the next world.

Tigers Take Team Title; Kruschwitz Medalist

One of the strengths of Warsaw’s boys golf team, said second-year coach Rich Haddad, is its depth.

Tigers Get Northern Lakes Conference Win Over Visiting RedHawks

The Warsaw Tigers football squad needed some big plays throughout the game to stave off their tenacious homecoming guest, the Goshen Redhawks, to take a 41-28 Northern Lakes Conference victory at Fisher Field Friday night.

Undefeated No More: Grace Tastes First Defeat Of Season

For the first time this season, Grace’s men’s basketball team found itself on the losing side of a game.

Back To Back: Grace Locks Up Crossroads League Title

For the second consecutive season, Grace’s men’s basketball team battled its way to the Crossroads League regular season championship.

Valley Advances To Sectional Semis With Win Over Woodlan

Seeking its first sectional victory at home since 2020, the Tippecanoe Valley football team began postseason play against Woodlan Friday night. The visitors struck first, but it was the Vikings that had the last laugh. The offense was cooking and the defense forced four turnovers as the home side cruised to a 51-25 win to advance in the playoffs.