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Times-Union Newspaper
Whitko School Board Approves Second Preliminary Determination
LARWILL - The Whitko School Board approved the second preliminary determination for the district’s proposed projects during a meeting Monday. The determination hearing, as stated by Board President Scott Werstler, “is for the renovation of and improvement to school facilities including deferred maintenance improvements, site improvements, the purchase of equipment, buses, vehicles and technology.” The notice of the preliminary determination hearing was published, and the first hearing was on Aug. 17.
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Chargers top Vipers 3-1 in high school hockey action
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) – On the first Wednesday night of the 2026-27 prep hockey season the defending 3A state champion Carroll Chargers battled the Fort Wayne Vipers at PSM Icehouse, with Carroll winning 3-1. Cash Baumert opened the scoring in the first period for Carroll, with an additional goal by Jakob Pedersen giving the […]
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10/19 Inside The Zone – Sectional Preview
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) – Sectional play gets underway this coming Friday night for classes 4A through 1A, and Justin Kenny of Optimum Performance Sports joins WANE sports director Glenn Marini to preview the area’s top match-ups in your latest 30-minute edition of “Inside The Zone.” 4A Sectional 19 is one of the most competitive […]
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Bellmont ready to defend 3A state title in girls hoops
DECATUR, Ind. (WANE) – The 2026-27 high school girls basketball season tipped off on Monday with the first official practices allowed by the IHSAA, and expectations are certainly high at The Teepee in Decatur where Bellmont graduated only one senior off last year’s 3A state championship team. The Braves defeated Roncalli 55-46 last March at […]
IndyStar | The Indianapolis Star
Preseason 1A girls basketball rankings: Fremont eyes return to Gainbridge
We are taking a class-by-class approach to our 2026-27 preseason Indiana girls high school basketball rankings so we can dive deeper into the top teams in each classification. We begin with Class 1A , which will have a new champion with two-time defending champ Borden moving up to 2A due to the success factor. Last year's state runner-up, Fremont, stunned the state with its regional win over Marquette Catholic, and opens this season as the frontrunner in what should be a very deep class. Let's get to ranking. 1. Fremont (28-3, 1A state runner-up) The Eagles graduated eight points and six rebounds off last year's roster and are not the tallest team, but their pure athleticism should help offset the lack of height. That begins, of course, with the core trio of Grace Scharlach (19 ppg, 2.5 rpg, 3.1 spg), Mya Turner (15.8 ppg, 7.5 rpg) and Chloe Verdin (8.2 ppg, 3.2 spg). They were prolific in concert with one another during last year's run to state and will be joined by another returning starter in Mallorie Hufnagle, who averaged four points and 2.4 rebounds. There's a lot to like with this group's aforementioned athleticism and the defense is no
Times-Union Newspaper
Whitko School Board Hears About The Whitko Travel Club
LARWILL - The Whitko School Board heard about the Whitko Travel Club and about great turn-outs for the parent-teacher conferences during a meeting Monday. Antimony Fox, a teacher at Whitko, gave a presentation about the Whitko Travel Club. She noted the travel club has been to Italy, Ireland, Wales, England and Greece, but plan on traveling more within the states.
WOWO News
Smith-Green School Board Member Kassie Taksey Speaks Out After Hot-Mic Controversy
CHURUBUSCO, Ind. (WOWO) — A Smith-Green Community Schools board member is speaking out after a recording of a private conversation among school officials following a board meeting circulated on social media, capturing disparaging remarks about a local taxpayer and comments about the board member and her family. Kassie Taksey,...
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Celina High School alumni take one last walk through old building
CELINA, Ohio (WKEF) — For Celina High School alumni, a tour of the building on Sunday brought back memories — and a chance to say goodbye. “It’s kind of good to soak in the old memories that are coming to you as you take one last step into this building,” alumnus Jim Hyatt said.
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Trine University to launch fast track bachelor’s degree programs in 2027
ANGOLA, IN (WTVB) – Trine University has announced a new initiative to provide students with a faster, more affordable route into high-demand industries. Beginning in fall 2027, the university’s main campus in Angola, will introduce reduced-credit bachelor’s degree programs in both pharmacology and construction management. Both programs...
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Students build device to help Gulf War veteran return to archery
ANGOLA, Ind. (InvestigateTV) - A group of Trine University engineering students spent months designing a device to help a Navy veteran regain the ability to shoot a bow, after injuries left him without the use of his left arm. Chester Evitt, a Navy veteran who served in the Gulf War,...
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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...
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Purdue Fort Wayne Opens Newly Renovated Doermer School of Business Building
Purdue University Fort Wayne is celebrating a new chapter for its Doermer School of Business following the completion of nearly $2 million in renovations designed to bring students, faculty, and staff together under one roof. The renovations transformed the second floor of the Doermer School of Business Building on Purdue...
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PHS & PJHS Name Students of the Month
Paulding High School announced their September Students of the Month. They are the following (l-r): Freshman: Piper Pease, Sophomore: Addy Halter, Junior: Aly White, Senior: Audrey Stoller. Teagan Bland, Audrey Etter, and Elizabeth Cortes-Becerra earned Paulding Middle School’s September student of the month for their respective grades. Each student received...
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Delphos Herald
Ottoville Class of 1966 holds 60th reunion
The Ottoville High School Class of 1966 held its 60th class reunion recently at the Canal Side in Ottoville. Members of the class in attendance included: front from left, Ronald Schweller, Howard Odenweller, Chuck Niemeyer, Joanne (Wannemacher) Wrasman, Connie (Heitmeyer) Ricker and Kay (Schimmoeller) Meyer; row two, Mary Kaye (Bernard) Montoya, Linda (Hilvers) Wagner, Sue (Etzkorn) Stokes, Mary (Clementz) Mox, Mary Jane (Horstman) Palte, Darlene (Kleman) Kemper, Ruth (Schimmoeller) Lucke, Sue (Schreiber) Karhoff and Marlene (Kramer) Duncan; and back, Jerry Gerker, Dave Giesken, Grace (Janka) Haselman, Bruce Maag, Jaye Wannemacher, Jerome Kleman, Ron Hemker, Joe Turnwald, Keith Heitmeyer and Ralph Miller. (Photo submitted)
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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...
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Colts to host second-ever State Finals for High School Girls Flag Saturday
Indianapolis – The Indianapolis Colts and the Indiana Flag Football Coaches Association will host the 2026 Indiana State Finals for high school girls flag football, at Grand Park Sport Campus in Westfield, Ind., on Sat., Oct. 17. The Finals will feature Regional winners – Penn, Fort Wayne Snider, Lawrence North and Terre Haute South – who will compete in the second-ever girls flag state finals. Tickets are on sale for $15, onsite or in advance at Colts.com/GirlsFlag beginning today. Ticket proceeds will be used to support girls flag football efforts across the state. Fans also may livestream the games at...
WOWO News
IU Fort Wayne launches pathway to dental school
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WOWO) — Indiana University Fort Wayne is accepting applications for a new program designed to help dental technology students continue their education at the IU School of Dentistry in Indianapolis. The B/DDS Pathway Program offers eligible students admitted to IU Fort Wayne’s dental technology program the...