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People choose ‘57 Minneapolis-Moline

November 9, 2012

Wakarusa’s first Chamber Tractor Show was a great success. Fifty-three tractors of all makes and models lined the chilly but sunny streets of Wakarusa Saturday, Oct. 27.  Committee member Shane Weldy of New To You Consignment Store, said “I heard many positive comments on the day and they definitely want us to have it again next year.”
Spectators took part in voting for their favorite, choosing a 1957 Minneapolis-Moline 335 utility tractor owned by John Marker. 
Other Best of Show winners included: 
Vintage to 1949 — a 1934 John Deere GPD owned by Ernest Chupp of Nappanee;

Red Regiment gives Wa-Nee something to talk about

November 9, 2012

By
Angel Perkins, Editor

NAPPANEE — Many marching bands work hard. Many do well but only 10 get to play at Lucas Oil Stadium each year as winners of the semi-state level — and that’s what NorthWood High School’s Red Regiment did, giving the Wa-Nee community something to talk about — and be proud of.

Trustees looking into the ‘horizon’

November 9, 2012

By
Amy Wenger, Correspondent

NAPPANEE — Members of the Wa-Nee Community Board of School Trustees are in a state of contemplation these days, pondering how, or even if, they should become affiliated with the county-based organization known as Horizon Education Alliance.
On the evening of Monday, Oct. 22, Horizon’s new executive director, Brian Wiebe, appeared before the board, prepared and eager to provide details, share enthusiasm, and bolster the group’s profile. By evening’s end, the members came away with more reassurance that they can render an informed decision in the near future.

Baking contest a tasty test of culinary treats

November 9, 2012

By
Angel Perkins, Editor

WAKARUSA — When we think of fall we picture colorful leaves, families gathering together and children dashing about in costume. We also think pumpkins and that’s just what Miller’s Senior Living Community of Wakarusa’s Community Relations Director Cindy Hill was thinking when she invited area bakers to present their best recipe’s results for some friendly competition.
She asked lucky members of the community to act as judges and the willing taste-testers attended Tuesday, Oct. 23 with an audience of jealous Miller’s and Wakarusa area residents.

CES students' pizzas for PTO, playground

November 4, 2012

By
Jeff Kenney

Culver Elementary School's Parent-Teacher Organization is nearly $7,000 closer to fulfilling a number of its goals for this school year and beyond, thanks to the efforts of a number of students including its top three sellers, pictured here. The top seller in the entire school was kindergartener Rachel Pietsch, far right, who was awarded $100 for her efforts. Taking second place (with a $75 award) was 6th grader Charles Ault (center), and winning the $50 prize for third place was kindergartener Braiden Molebash (left).

Donations accepted

November 1, 2012

NAPPANEE — At eight locations, Interra Credit Union is accepting donations for food and supplies to be distributed to nine area pantries including the FCDC and Open Door in Nappanee. Until Nov. 24, the banking institution will accept non-perishable food items, proteins such as canned meat and peanut butter, household supplies and paper products as well as personal care items for adults and babies for its “Food and More” drive.

Miracles at Main and Market Street an evening to build family memories

November 1, 2012

By
Angel Perkins, Editor

NAPPANEE — Like the movie “Miracle on 34th Street” the beauty and joy of the Christmas holiday can be experienced at Nappanee’s annual Miracles at Main and Market Street. Unlike the film however, the event is less like a personal renewal than a reminder of the meaning of the season and the opportunity to gather with friends and family to build memories that will last a lifetime.

Veterans to be honored

November 1, 2012

NAPPANEE — Local veterans can take advantage of events and specials available to them as a show of gratitude and respect for their service.
In conjunction with the B&B’s for Vets campaign, The Homespun Country Inn is offering an overnight stay Saturday, Nov. 9 for veterans. Owners Dianne and Dennis Debelak are offering an early check-in time of noon so guests can enjoy Nappanee. Each of the bed and breakfast’s five rooms will be reserved for the veterans and their guest and the entire inn will be complimentary that evening.

Nine/police memorial in Bremen Saturday

November 1, 2012

NAPPANEE — The Nappanee Police Department will hold the annual memorial service for Brant “Butch” Nine who was killed in the line of duty Nov. 3, 1988. Sgt. Nine was shot and killed when he and another officer responded to a report of an in individual passing a bad check at a jewelry store. When he entered the store a struggle ensued and the suspect grabbed Sgt. Nine’s weapon and shot him once in the chest.

Panthers Fall to Wawasee in Sectional Semis

November 1, 2012

By
Steve Sittler, Correspondent

SYRACUSE — Despite the performance from quarterback Will Kirkwood, who rushed for two touchdowns and threw for another, the NorthWood Panthers could not overcome the balanced attack of the Wawasee Warriors and dropped a heartbreaking 31-28 decision in the semi-final round of the Class 4A sectional.
The victory by Wawasee avenged a regular-season loss to NorthWood and propelled the Warriors into next week’s sectional championship game against Northern Lakes Conference (NLC) rival Concord.

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