This week’s launch of postseason basketball reminded me of the Schoolhouse Rock animated clip, “Interjections!” The very end of the clip, specifically, already hit me after Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday night’s action.

In last month’s column, my message was that 2023 will be a very busy year for the city, and I mentioned some specific priorities.    Today, I thought I would focus on the importance …

I was spending time with my family Saturday night, which is a rare thing for me from November to March.

The Hoosier State has a problem with its basketball class alignment affecting its postseason product, Hoosier Hysteria.

Podcast Invites Listeners Into The ‘Clearly Kosciusko’ Story Clearly Kosciusko tells a story of unity. And whether you know it or not, you are likely already a part of it. It’s a …

I love talking with fans.

Happy 88th birthday to my Uncle Hal, Harold Alonzo Esterwood, Jr., known as Mr. E. among people in Cleveland’s Old Brooklyn neighborhood since the 1960s, and among generations of fourth-graders in a Cleveland suburb where he taught for decades. I get excited about his birthday because his longevity defies the odds among other relatives in my maternal lineage.

I strongly believe every angle and take on tomorrow’s Super Bowl has been covered, and adding my two cents on the keys to winning for each team would be white noise this morning. Moving the focus toward food analytics, the estimated units consumed among avocados, tortilla chips, jars of salsa, and whether more flapper or drummy chicken wings will be devoured is also off the table.

After spending the last five to six months picking every NFL game every week, oftentimes unsuccessfully, we have finally reached the biggest game of them all.

 Last week I was watching a college basketball game while working on my “homework” for an upcoming basketball broadcast and I heard an announcer say “that guy plays hard all of the time!”

The seasons that the Warsaw boys and girls basketball are having have done a lot of positive things.

Breaking Bad, the popular series running from 2008 to 2013 with several anti-heroes among its core cast, contains at least two specific episodes where two different characters talk about their respective regret for not conducting matters in full measure.

Apologies for the somewhat rushed introduction this week.

As the Bears’ and Colts’ seasons came to an end a couple of weekends ago, the emotion that came pouring out of both teams and their fans was a sense of relief.

I’m sure college basketball, the NBA, the NHL, and scholastic winter sports are sharing space in each of your heads in January, but in my brain, the Shield, another moniker for the NFL, takes up most of the space in my brain while the other aforementioned seasons are tucked into cozy spaces.

We’ll get to football in a second, but I’m going to start us off this week with some exciting personal news.

In the fall of 1996, I was broadcasting Tippecanoe Valley football with Rita Price on WRSW.

I watched two Warsaw Lady Tiger basketball games during the past week. I enjoyed myself at each road venue, but I’ll get to my beef when I feel like it.

I’ll start us off with the bad news this week and just rip the Band-Aid off: We only have 13 games of football left this season.

Last Monday, I flipped on my TV to see what the score was on the Monday Night Football game between the Bills and Bengals.

The Summit Athletic Conference, as I mentioned earlier this year, has a new conference and non-conference football schedule format so the teams are not spending their entire regular seasons cannibalizing each other.

Kosciusko Is An Ideal Place For People To Grow Personally, Professionally As home to the Orthopedic Capital of the World®, global-leading agribusinesses, and a booming recreation sector, …

In 2023, you will see a significant number of public works projects in various stages of development. City projects come in all shapes and sizes. Roads, parks, sewers, city buildings, sidewalks and …

I don’t quite know how to begin or finish the column this week.

Next Tuesday, Penn and Warsaw will play a boys basketball game in Warsaw, but it will not be in the Tiger Den at Warsaw Community High School.