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.

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.

By Amanda Redman

aredman@thepaperofwabash.com

Hakuna matata, everyone knows it means “no worries for the rest of your days.”
The Swahili term made famous by Disney’s “Lion King” illustrates the adage that music is a universal language.
O.J. Neighbours Elementary School dual language immersion students are taking that idea on stage this month in a bilingual

By Amanda Redman
aredman@thepaperofwabash.com

Wabash City Schools will borrow against future taxes to meet cash flow needs for the first time in a decade while taking steps to reduce costs, the school board decided during a March 7 meeting.
The school board approved a resolution to take up to $880,000 in advance of the next two tax draws through a Tax