By Eric Christiansen
The dream run ended for Southwood Saturday, March 25, at the IHSAA Boys Basketball Class 1A State Finals.
The Knights, who entered the state tournament with a 10-12 record, had a five-point lead with 5:40 remaining in the second
By Eric Christiansen
The hot streak continues.
After starting the season with an 0-5 record, the Southwood Knights are on a six-game, dominating, winning streak that includes a sectional championship, and now a regional title, after defeating Blue River Valley Saturday, March 11.
A Tiger basket midway through the first quarter cut the Manchester lead to 9-8 but the Squires scored 15 of the next 16 points to take a 24-9 lead and it was never close the rest of the way.
The high-scoring Squires hit 15 three-pointers on the night including five from Gavin Marin and three from Tyler McLain.
Tricia Reitler, missing since 1993
By Ed Breen
Thirty years now. Thirty years, one piled upon another over those 10,950 days and nights, since that spring evening in 1993 when Tricia Reitler left her dorm on the Indiana Wesleyan University campus in south Marion, strolled over to the Marsh
By Amanda Redman
aredman@thepaperofwabash.com
Wabash native Zachariah Smith will be performing at Eagles Theatre at 7:30 p.m. Thursday.
Smith, a contestant on “American Idol,” was awarded a Golden Ticket to compete in Hollywood during a Feb. 19 audition
By Amanda Redman
aredman@thepaperofwabash.com
The 15th annual FAME Festival took place Saturday at the Honeywell Center, featuring a vibrant display of local art and performances.
“I’m amazed at the talents the kids have,” said Judy Ward, Wabash Festival director and founder.
