WARSAW – Dave Anson is leaving Tiger athletics in great condition as he heads to the Sunshine State.

WARSAW – The golf community chimes in on the imminent closing of Stonehenge Golf Club.

WARSAW – Peers recall the positive impact left by the late Dave Fulkerson.

WARSAW – Progress is being made on the new turf field being installed at WCHS.

WARSAW – The Warsaw-Concord softball game this Friday will feature a fundraiser for the Wounded Warrior Project.

WARSAW – WCHS senior Emma Hayward has signed a national letter of intent to continue her running career at Indiana State University.

WARSAW – WCHS Athletic Director Dave Anson has been selected as a nominee for the Charles Maas Award. Anson was tabbed as the District II nominee for the award at the October meeting of the IIAAA (Indiana Interschool Athletic Adminstrator Association). The Charles Maas Award is given to an individual for distinguished service to high …read more.

By DANI BARKEY Chief Accountability Officer, Warsaw Community Schools During the October meeting of the Indiana Interschool Athletic Administrator Association District, Warsaw Community High School Athletic Director Dave Anson, was selected as the District II nominee for the Charles Maas Award for distinguished service to high school athletics, the IIAAA, and the Indiana High School …read more.

Yesterday during the Warsaw Community School Corporation’s monthly board work session, the school board reviewed the the possible renovation of a human resources space located at the school corporation’s main office at 1 Administration Drive, Warsaw, as well as the purchase of a new entertainment system for the baseball field. Future WCS Superintendent and current Assistant Superintendent …read more.

The Warsaw Community School Board was asked last month by two citizens to install handrails in the Tiger Den to make accessibility easier for some of the older sports fans. On Monday, March 24, WCS Superintendent Dr. Craig Hintz announced that the board had agreed to install handrails in the lower levels of the Tiger …read more.

WARSAW – If a good portion of you have felt betrayed this year, your feelings are historically justified. The weather has blown, spit, blanketed, stuck around too long. All of the above. I could go on all day, but you get it. The onslaught of winter on northern Indiana and the greater Midwest as a …read more.

A week after the filing an injunction against Warsaw Community Schools attorney David Kolbe, the parents of a local Warsaw Community High School Student and soccer player, school officials and the family met in Kosciusko Superior Court 1 today before Judge Duane Huffer. According to Kolbe, the injunction was filed as a result of an …read more.

After 10 years with the same look, Warsaw Community High School’s Tiger Den may soon be receiving a more modern makeover. According to WCHS Athletic Director Dave Anson, the implementation of a new court design that features tiger claw marks through the center of the stadium as well as new phrases and logo options may occur …read more.

Theme schools are one idea that Warsaw Community Schools are testing out, and that idea was highlighted during WCS School Board’s meeting Monday night. Superintendent Dr. Craig Hintz informed those in attendance that the idea originated from a Cambridge Review for public school families to decide where to send students. The theme program is a project-based …read more.

The Warsaw boys soccer team received some bad news Monday on the brink of starting postseason play. The Tigers, who are ranked No. 2 in the final Class 2-A poll of the season, will have to forfeit nine wins from their season. The forfeits come after a clerical error was discovered that allowed an ineligible …read more.