If you’re coming to this article after reading the front page of our sports section you’ll have seen that high school basketball is now underway, at least on the girls side.

I like discussing how the sausage is made, like it or not. With this said, consider the following:

Halloween is probably my favorite holiday.

If you have listened to the radio or read this column for any length of time, you remember that I get visited in the week leading up to Christmas by a very famous plump guy from the North Pole.

There have been some big wins among the previous four seasons since Bart Curtis took the reins of the Warsaw Tiger football program, so I could understand if someone asked me what my fuss is all about regarding last Friday’s 35-21 win over Northridge.

There is usually only one day a week I’m not at my office, not checking email and not doing anything work related. That day is Saturday, and I usually spend it the same way each week.

I was watching sports over the weekend (imagine that) and some things came to mind that, if I were universally in charge of all sports, I would change.

Accountants often say among themselves the nice thing about accounting is if something is incorrect, and caught in time, it can be reversed. It might take triple the time due to rework, but the mistakes identified are reversible, nonetheless.

Trees are changing color, the air is getting colder and the days are getting shorter. It can only mean one thing: Fall is in full swing and our sports calendars are quickly filling up. 

The old adage “practice makes perfect” was on my mind as I watched professional football games this weekend.

It’s a great weekend to be a Warsaw Tiger… specifically, a Warsaw Lady Tiger.

The hurricane disaster that impacted Florida and the Carolinas this past week was a major catastrophic event. Hurricane Ian disrupted thousands of lives and created billions of dollars of property …

We’re back to the drawing board once again.

I watched both football and baseball games this weekend, and there was a strange theme that seemed to be running through the middle of almost every game I stopped at—a head coach had a decision go horribly wrong.

I have the polish and rags out for cleaning dust off a recent take in Northern Lakes Conference (NLC) and a summer take on the potential of six 100-game winning teams in MLB.

In June, the Kosciusko Economic Development Corporation (KEDCO) and NEXT Studios (NEXT) announced a partnership to launch a Medical Technology (medtech) Accelerator Program unique to Kosciusko …

First off, a tip of my cap to Albert Pujols and his joining of the 700 home run club.

It’s “W” Trophy Week.

The end begins now.

I’m going to get a bit personal with you good people for a minute here, so I apologize in advance.

From day one of my tenure as chancellor of Ivy Tech Community College Fort Wayne and Warsaw, I promised to strengthen industry connections and meet community needs — in all of the 11 counties …

There was a moment Sunday night when I came to a hard determination—it’s going to be another rough autumn sports season around here.

What if Chip Coldiron began his September 1 conversation with Whitko athletic director Barry Singery with, “Barry, let’s talk about eight-man football…” before discussing his more immediate concerns?

Woof. I’ll be the first to admit, that’s not how I pictured week one playing out.

There are things I think are true, and there are things I know to be true.