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Howe, IN · Education
wilcoxnewspapers.com
Allegan looks to future after varsity football season ends early
Allegan’s varsity football season ended earlier than anyone expected. Now the district is turning its attention toward making sure it builds a solid foundation for the program moving forward. Allegan Public Schools announced last week that it would be unable to complete the varsity season because of dwindling participation...
WNDU
Mishawaka Marine veteran receives national award for work with students
A Mishawaka Marine veteran recently earned a national award for how she’s shaping young minds. In October, Paige Keranen was honored with the TEACH Award from Wreaths Across America at Battell Elementary.
Notre Dame & Saint Mary Observer
Faculty senate proposes plans for bioengineering department, AI usage, employee benefits
The Faculty Senate held its monthly meeting on Tuesday night, the discussion fixating on a proposal to create a new bioengineering department within the College of Engineering. Mark Golitko of the academic affairs committee presented the proposal to the senate, sharing that current bioengineering department at Notre Dame is run...
harborcountry-news.com
Lakeshore schools to build $500,000 robotics hub by 2028
LINCOLN TOWNSHIP — A dedicated robotics hub for students at Lakeshore Public Schools is the largest among four new projects announced Tuesday night, Oct. 6, by the Lakeshore Excellence Foundation and school district. The LEF Robotics & Professional Development Center will have a FIRST competition field, along with design...
The Battle Creek Enquirer
Predicting Week 7 high school football winners with Enquirer's Pigskin Picks
BATTLE CREEK - We have our snacks, our road pops, our map and we have gas in the truck. Pigskin Picks is going on the road this week. All five city schools in Battle Creek will be playing away from home in Week 7. It's a rarity in the Cereal City as high school fans will be too far away to smell those corn flakes near dusk when the high school games on Friday night are being kicked off. And, things are always tougher on the road. That's what Las Vegas will tell you when it comes to gambling. The road team usually give up three points in the spread just for being away from home. So, I'm thinking, that means these picks this week will be that much tougher as well. I was thinking about giving myself bonus points in my overall standings, but then I took a look and I really don't need it. Your boy is coming off back-to-back 7-1 weeks predicting high school football games in Battle Creek. What will that mean as we all get out of Battle Creek this week? We are about to find out. That leads us into our next Enquirer’s Pigskin
rtc4sports.com
Lakeland Christian blanks Culver, advances to sectional semis
ARGOS — Brody Miller, Hudson Pals and Zaiden Miller each scored in the second half, and the Lakeland Christian boys soccer team shut out Culver for the second time this season in recording a 3-0 win in a Class 1A, Sectional 36 quarterfinal at Argos’ Eugene Snyder Field Wednesday.
Times-Union Newspaper
Local High School Football Previews For Week 8
Warsaw (7-0, 5-0 NLC) at Concord (3-4, 2-3 NLC) When: Friday, 7 p.m., Jake Field, Dunlap. Series (last 40 years): Concord, 23-19. John Harrell’s prediction: Warsaw, 35-21. Last meeting: Oct. 31, 2025, Concord, 45-28 (sectional). About Warsaw: Bart Curtis’ Indiana Football Coaches Association 5A No. 4 Tigers beat visiting...
inkfreenews.com
Bremen Teacher, Wa-Nee Schools Honored At State Educational Gala
INDIANAPOLIS – A Bremen teacher and Wa-Nee Community Schools were among educators and school corporations to receive awards from the state during the fifth annual Indiana Educational Excellence Awards Gala held Oct. 2. Wa-Nee Schools earned a $20,000 Excellence in Professional Learning and Leadership Development Award, which recognizes an...
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Akron Elementary, TVHS Students Read Together at First ‘Literacy Under the Lights’ Event
AKRON – Students from Akron Elementary School joined Tippecanoe Valley High School football players and cheerleaders Thursday, Oct. 8, for the corporation’s first Literacy Under the Lights event at the TVHS football field. The event brought elementary and high school students together to promote literacy, giving younger students...
inkfreenews.com
Launchpad Introduces Tri-Share, Co-Share Programs During Business Summit
WARSAW — Approximately 25 business leaders attended Launchpad’s Business Summit held Thursday afternoon, Oct. 8. The summit was designed to provide strategies, policy insights and networking opportunities. Employers also had an opportunity to learn about employer-supported child care models that improve retention and productivity. Sherry Searles, director of...
21alivenews.com
Grace College launches $135M campaign, unveils plans for Zimmer Biomet building
(Inside INdiana Business) - Grace College and Grace Theological Seminary have launched the public phase of the $135 million “Created for More” campaign, billed as the largest fundraising effort the school’s 89-year history. The college on Monday also detailed its plans for the Zimmer Biomet headquarters building...
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Operation Education: Watch one-on-one conversations with Goshen School Board Candidates
GOSHEN, Ind. (WSBT) — You can learn more about the school board candidates in Goshen. Four seats on the Goshen Community Schools Board of School Trustees are on the ballot this year, and all four races are contested. Operation Education’s Kristin Bien sat down with all seven candidates to...
Times-Union Newspaper
Lady Tigers Open Sectional Play With Dominant 4-0 Win
Traveling to South Side High School to begin sectional play on Monday night, the Warsaw girls soccer team began its second season in a very business-like fashion, as they jumped out to an early lead against Huntington North and never looked back on their way to a 4-0 victory. Warsaw...
Notre Dame & Saint Mary Observer
Notre Dame maintains policy not to dispense birth control
Notre Dame will maintain its policy of not dispensing oral birth control with the newly opened South Bend Clinic. On July 25, 1968, the Vatican announced its decision about “the pill.” With Humane Vitae, Pope Paul VI reaffirmed the Church’s teachings that taking oral birth control is a mortal sin.
mailmaxonline.com
Secretary of State Mobile Office Coming to Lake Michigan College
Michigan Secretary of State Mobile Office Coming to Lake Michigan College on October 15. The Michigan Secretary of State Mobile Office will visit Lake Michigan College on Thursday, October 15, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Napier Avenue Campus, 2755 E. Napier Ave., Benton Harbor. The visit is open to the community.