Fort Wayne Mad Ants Drop Another Game
The Skyforce starters hammered the Mad Ants in the 3rd quarter of what had been a close game in the first half. The third started off with Fort Wayne trailing by 3 ...>> view originalKomets crush Aces
More Ice Chips Highlights of Komets' 8-2 win March 13, 2016 5:06 PMKomets crush Aces March 13, 2016 3:03 AMWild game ends with shootout loss for K's March 12, 2016 2:19 AMAuger part of big trade March 10, 2016 11:48 PMKomets' 1st Alaska game ends in OT loss March 10, 2016 1:51 AMFort Wayne's Harris nets OT winner March 09, 2016 10:39 PM2 trades, more for Komets March 09, 2016 5:42 PMA must watch for hockey fans March 08, 2016 9:43 PMIndy Fuel fires coach March 07, 2016 7:27 PMK's lose 3rd ca..>> view originalHundreds take in collectibles show
Emily Sayers thumbed her way through a trough of vinyl Sunday, looking for an old LP that interested her. The 16-year-old North Side High School student's taste tends toward the Beatles, Led Zeppelin and the Doors right now. Her sister, Sydney Sherwood, 14, came to browse the bins with her. "I just kind of found my way into it," she said at the Classic Cafe Sunday for the Fort Wayne Record and CD Show. But her interest in this kind of music might have been inevitable. Her mother, Julie, and d..>> view originalBusiness at a glance
The Indiana State Department of Agriculture’s Indiana Grown initiative announced the launch of the Homegrown by Heroes program. It gives local producers who have served in the military the opportunity to use an exclusively-designed logo on its business signage and/or product labels. This will help consumers who wish to show their support easily identify products made by veterans. It is a national program administered by the Farmer Veteran Coalition. To be eligible for the program, the produce..>> view originalJames Blackmon Jr. focused on IU amid transfer rumors
Buy PhotoJames Blackmon Jr. shot down Internet transfer rumors on Sunday. (Photo: Mykal McEldowney / IndyStar)BLOOMINGTON – Refuting a report that he plans to transfer away from Indiana at the end of this season, sophomore guard James Blackmon Jr. said Sunday he is only focused on his current program.In a press release headlined "Blackmon, Jr. Says Anything Said About His Future Has No Validity," Blackmon was quoted thusly:“There is no validity to anything being said about my future other than I..>> view originalSt. Marys goes green in annual tradition
Sixteen years ago, a group of guys got together, drank some beer and tossed some green dye into the St. Marys River to mark St. Patrick’s Day. While that might get people arrested in some places, it launched a tradition in Fort Wayne, and Saturday the city held its Get Green Fest on the Wells Street bridge. “It’s amazing,” said Jeremy Bush, president of Fort Wayne Professional Firefighters, which helped put the event on. From its beginnings as a small group, the event now draws thousands, par..>> view originalSuspect faces multiple felonies after Warsaw shooting
Suspect faces multiple felonies after Warsaw shooting WANE Staff Reports Published: March 13, 2016, 10:31 am Updated: March 13, 2016, 7:15 pm WARSAW, Ind. (WANE) A Warsaw man is being held without bond after authorities say he shot a woman in the neck. Mug shot of Brandon Bellamy provided by the City of Warsaw Police Department. According to the City of Warsaw Police Department, officers responded around 7:45 p.m. to a residence in the 1100 block of North Detroit Street. Police arr..>> view originalArea non-profit premieres 3 films at international festival
Area non-profit premieres 3 films at international festival WANE Staff Reports Published: March 13, 2016, 12:14 pm FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) A non-profit educational film company is premiering three new films at its annual international film festival in March. The International Windsong Film Festival on March 19 at Ivy Tech’s Coliseum campus is featuring films put together by students from all around northeast Indiana. Windsong Pictures, Inc. was founded in 1975 with the intention of gi..>> view originalNorthWood's great basketball run ends with a regional loss at Marion
MARION — The words never come easy, but Aaron Wolfe’s were simple following what he called a “heartbreaking” loss to Marion in a Class 3A basketball regional championship game. “I’m extremely proud of our guys,” he said. “We just ran into someone playing a little better.” The Giants, playing on their home floor, won 66-62 in a contest filled with highs and lows, game ties and lead changes. The loss marked the second straight season that the Panthers had come up short in a regional final. In ..>> view originalDomestic violence hits men, too
For help YWCA Domestic Violence Crisis Line: 260-447-7233 or 800-441-4073 Center for Nonviolence hotline: 260-456-4112 or 800-799-7233 YWCA online: www.ywca.org/nein Center for Nonviolence online: www.centerfornv.org First came the vodka. That led to the woman yelling. Threats followed. She got physical after that and tried to gouge out her boyfriend’s eyes, according to Allen Superior Court documents, leaving his face a mask of swollen redness. She even tried to push him down a stairway and ..>> view original
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