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HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: Eastside stays undefeated, Snider takes down North Side
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) - Eastside kept its perfect season alive in the final week of the regular season with a 35-14 road win over Angola. The Blazers scored two long rushing touchdowns before a 35-yard pick-six by Bo Martin put Eastside up 21 in the first quarter. In Fort...
Indianapolis Colts
Penn crowned as second-ever High School Girls Flag State Champions
Earlier today, the Penn Kingsmen were crowned as the 2026 High School Girls Flag Football State Champions, the Indianapolis Colts and the Indiana Flag Football Coaches Association celebrated today. Penn defeated Fort Wayne Snider in the state semifinal, 33-27, and beat Lawrence North in the championship game, 34-28, at Grand...
WWMT
Student brings a gun to Kalamazoo Central High School, principal says
KALAMAZOO, Mich. — A 16-year-old student brought a gun to Kalamazoo Central High School Friday morning, according to Principal Valerie Boggan. Boggan sent a recorded voicemail to parents informing them of what happened. Crime: Mother killed, son arrested in shooting near Sparta, deputies say. "We had a very unfortunate...
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High School Spotlight: Warsaw's Tucker Reed
WARSAW Ind. (WSBT) — This season Warsaw's Tucker Reed is averaging nearly 100 rushing yards per game, while also scoring 11 touchdowns for the Tigers. Being a three-year varsity starter, Head Coach Bart Curtis says Reed is the type of player younger athletes inspire to be. When he has...
arcwestmichigan.com
Football Fever: Scores for Week 8
KALAMAZOO, Mich. — News Channel 3 Football Fever continues into its eighth week of the 2026 season - covering all things high school football. Below are the scores for Friday night's games. Home teams are on the right. Teams bolded are the winners. Game of the Week. Lawton 34...
hometownnewsnow.com
Rising Graduation Rate at LPHS
(La Porte, IN) - The graduation rate at La Porte High School is more than 90 percent for the third straight year. In comparison, the percentage of LPHS students graduating was in the mid-80’s the two previous years. Zach Huber, Director of Curriculum and Instruction, told the school board...
WNDU
One School at a Time: Mishawaka Catholic School wins Martin’s grant for standing desks
MISHAWAKA, Ind. (WNDU) - When kids are stuck at their desks for a long time, they can get squirmy and restless. At Mishawaka Catholic School, they’re stepping up to find ways to help kids focus, and thanks to Martin’s Super Markets, they’re getting some help. Martin’s presented...
South Bend Tribune
Our sports staff makes its weekly high school football predictions
Well, we've reached the final week of the high school football regular season in Indiana. Wasn't it just August, 90 degrees and season openers? Our sports staff's weekly prep predictions on the gridiron will continue throughout postseason play, which begins with sectional openers in Class 1A through Class 5A on Friday, Oct. 23. More: Adams beats Riley to claim South Bend city football championship Content coach Austin Hough and sportswriter Kyle Smedley almost had perfection last week. Each went 15-1 with both getting all their games in Indiana right and each missing on one pick in Michigan. I went 14-2. Hough leads the way now at 106-19 with Smedley right behind at 105-20. I continue to hold down last place at 103-22. There are a pair of marquee matchups on set this week with two conference championships on the line. Penn hosts South Bend Saint Joseph's for the Northern Indiana Conference crown and Northridge entertains Warsaw for the Northern Lakes Conference title in a showcase of a quartet of undefeated and ranked teams. The Class 6A undefeated Kingsmen are 6-0 in the NIC and have outscored their league foes 305-7. Penn is averaging 50 ppg. in its eight wins and
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Times-Union Newspaper
Local High School Football Previews For Week 9
Warsaw (8-0, 6-0 NLC) at Northridge (8-0, 6-0 NLC) When: Friday, 7 p.m., Interra Field, Middlebury. Series (last 40 years): Warsaw, 30-9. John Harrell’s prediction: Northridge, 38-28. Last meeting: Oct. 17, 2025, Warsaw, 34-19. About Warsaw: Bart Curtis’ 5A USA Today/Network Indiana No. 1/Indiana Football Coaches Association No. 4...
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Mom speaks out after child gets on wrong SBCSC bus, lost for nearly two hours
SOUTH BEND, Ind. — A South Bend woman says her 11-year-old son didn't get off at his bus stop Friday afternoon. Two hours later, he had brought him on a bus full of Riley High School students. "It gave me an insight of how some of these parents feel...
Notre Dame & Saint Mary Observer
Saint Mary’s faculty member Oliver Davis runs for Indiana House of Representatives
Oliver Davis, a faculty fellow in Saint Mary’s College’s department of social work and gerontology and an at-large member of the South Bend Common Council, has spent years working with South Bend residents through social work and local government. Now, he hopes to bring his experience to the...
Notre Dame & Saint Mary Observer
Holy Cross provost to step down at end of academic year
Holy Cross College provost Michael Griffin will step down from his position at the end of the academic year, an email from Holy Cross College President Marco Clark to the student body announced Wednesday evening. Griffin, who served as provost since 2023 and held the position on an interim basis...
Times-Union Newspaper
Wawasee School Board Approves $48.3M Budget For 2027
SYRACUSE - Wawasee Community School Corp. Board of School Trustees approved a $48.3 million budget for 2027 Tuesday, Oct. 13, while administrators outlined academic challenges reflected in new ILEARN data and plans to address them. Chief Financial Officer Brandon Penrod said the $48,315,914 budget includes an operations levy ceiling of...
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Ivy Tech dental hygiene clinic expansion to help students, community
Ivy Tech Community College has announced they’re expanding their dental hygiene program in South Bend. They invite the public to a ribbon cutting Wednesday at 4 p.m. The school says the expansion will increase from 10 to 18 the number of dental chairs the students train with. They say the expansion will serve two needs. First it will increase the availability of dental hygienist training. That should mean shorter wait times to get into your dentist, since Ivy Tech trains many of the hygienists that work in Michiana.