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The Wabash City Schools Board of Education received an update on the district’s finances dur… Read moreWabash City Schools share finance update
Five minutes, 10 minutes, even upwards of 18 minutes – that’s how long some Hoosiers said th… Read moreIndiana bill seeks to increase operators, decrease emergency wait times
Transporting students between home and school is an essential component of the education pro… Read moreMSD of Wabash County hosts 'Test Drive a School Bus' event
Grow Wabash County and Freedom Academy have partnered to launch the Empower Hour Lunch and L… Read moreGWC, Freedom Academy to host leadership workshop series
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Honeywell Arts & Entertainment recently added Westbound Situation to its 2023 lineup at … Read moreHoneywell announces Westbound Situation performance
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With another season under their belts, Manchester’s varsity boys basketball team continued t… Read moreManchester’s core continues to show improvement
It’s been six years since Southwood’s varsity basketball team found themselves near the pinn… Read moreKnights clinch state finals berth with upset of Marquette Catholic
Toughness, tenacity and defense. Read moreKnight’s defense pushes Southwood past FC in the semifinals
Southwood’s varsity boys basketball team found themselves in familiar territory on Saturday … Read moreSouthwood to play in semi-state Saturday
The Southwood Knights claimed their fourth straight IHSAA Sectional crown last Saturday even… Read moreSouthwood wins 4th straight sectional title
With low numbers and a young roster, Northfield’s varsity girls basketball team took their l… Read moreNorthfield shows growth in the ’23 season
Opinion
My wife likes to watch “American Ninja Warrior.” In one episode a relatively young man with a leg prosthesis competed. They amputated his leg because of an infection. He worked hard for his family to recover and return to work. But more than that, he did not want these uncertain circumstances to dictate his life. His motto was, “adapt and overcome.” He found comfort. He found resilience.
My grandpa Denham grew up in the tenements of Glasgow back when the residents leaned out the window and shouted, “Comin’ oot!” and threw the contents of the chamber pot into the street. Grandpa got sick of being dumped on and brought his brood to Minneapolis and he never looked back. He wasn’t nostalgic about his origins. He was happy to be here.
My grandpa Denham grew up in the tenements of Glasgow back when the residents leaned out the window and shouted, “Comin’ oot!” and threw the contents of the chamber pot into the street. Grandpa got sick of being dumped on and brought his brood to Minneapolis and he never looked back. He wasn’t nostalgic about his origins. He was happy to be here.