CHICAGO — If you’re not already following Sue, the Field Museum’s famous Tyrannosaurus Rex skeleton, on Twitter, you should be. If anyone had to make a list of the most essential Chicago Twitter feeds, Sue’s would be at or near the very top, combining Paleontology information, Field Museum … Read More
INDIANAPOLIS — Lt. Governor Eric Holcomb and Indiana Office of Tourism Development Executive Director Mark Newman today, Wednesday, March 23, unveiled the statewide route of this fall’s Indiana Bicentennial Torch Relay. Kosciusko County is on that route. The relay will pass through Kosciusko County between 10 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. … Read More
INDIANAPOLIS — Just because we have the technology, doesn’t mean we know how to use it.
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FORT WAYNE — Dr. Ben Carson’s presidential campaign will be making a stop in Fort Wayne.
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The Warsaw and Wawasee football teams will find out right away come Friday night where the pair stack up in the Northern Lakes Conference. The Tigers and the Warriors face huge tests in league openers for both squads. Warsaw, coming off a 34-23 road loss to East Noble, … Read More
GOSHEN – Great players make the most of their opportunities. Liz Van Wormer did exactly that Tuesday night for her Warsaw girls soccer team. The senior star stepped up in big time fashion to propel the Tigers to a huge 1-0 win over No. 19 Goshen in a … Read More
PLYMOUTH – The Blueberry Festival will directly affect the Warsaw-Plymouth JV football game Saturday morning.
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SOUTH BEND – With an historic and record-setting first season nearing its completion, the South Bend Cubs announced their 2016 schedule Tuesday.
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WARSAW – Tiger Flag Football, designed to teach football in a safe and controlled environment, has over 110 players involved in all skill levels and abilities.
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WEST LAFAYETTE – Daniel Messenger carved out his own niche while running among some great distance teammates in high school at WCHS. He now hopes to do the same as a walk-on for the Purdue men’s track team. Messenger knows the challenge in front of him with the … Read More
WINONA LAKE – Grace College’s men’s golf team may not have a senior on the squad, but the Lancers have their fair share of talent and experience in 2015.
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WINONA LAKE – Women’s golf season preview for the Grace College Lady Lancers, which will kick off its inaugural season this Friday.
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MISHAWAKA – Score the first bout of the annual Warsaw versus Elkhart Memorial heavyweight volleyball prizefight as a TKO for the Crimson Chargers. Perennial power Memorial simply overpowered the Tigers Saturday as the two clashed in the final pool play match of the outstanding Mishawaka Invitational. Coach Jacquie … Read More
WARSAW – With the echoes of “kill, kill, kill” slicing through the Bone Yard, Killamazoo were out for blood Saturday night. No one was slain, but blood was boiling in a 192-94 Killamazoo win over the Bone City Rollers Saturday night in roller derby action at Eastlake.
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KENDALLVILLE – It wasn’t as if Warsaw played a “bad” football game Friday night. It was simply a case that the Tigers ran into a really, really “good” opponent. In a game that former Purdue football coach Joe Tiller would have loved, host East Noble outscored Warsaw 34-23. … Read More
LIGONIER – Wawasee’s relentless pursuit of the football put the team in good position all night in a 37-12 win at West Noble Friday night. The Warriors created four turnovers and pounded the ball down the Chargers’ throats in an aggressive performance on both sides of the ball. … Read More
