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NAPPANEE — Rebecca Brewer, Miss Seven Pines Farm, is this year’s Miss Apple Blossom Queen.
A LaGrange man was killed by a car as he walked along a country road southwest of LaGrange Thursday morning.
GOSHEN — Goshen police are diving through state records as they investigate the discovery of three more vehicles in the Elkhart River.
GOSHEN — Local dog owners now have a fenced-in place to let their furry friends have a romp.
BENTON — The “Battle on Highway 33” traveling trophy left the grounds, as the visiting West Noble topped Fairfield 13-6 Friday in Northeast Corner Conference Big Division football.
WARSAW — The Northridge Raiders were already fighting an uphill battle heading into Friday night’s game.
GOSHEN — Zaven Koltookian was the defensive star for Concord for most of the game.
KENDALLVILLE — The Goshen girls golf team has advanced to regionals after a third-place finish in the East Noble sectional Friday at Cobblestone GC in Kendallville.
SOUTH BEND — Following a pair of three-point victories to open the season, No. 12 Notre Dame will now put its unscathed record on the line against in-state rival Purdue (2-0) Saturday at Notre Dame Stadium (2:30 p.m., NBC).
The Elkhart County Council recently turned down a grant that would have helped pay the salaries of six new health educators. The new positions would have worked with the Latino, Black and Amish communities to educate those who were interested in chronic diseases, including mental health, diabetes and cancer. The council members were unanimous in their dismissal of the grant, which would have required the county health department to participate in future tracking and quarantining of COVID-19 victims. Did the council make the right decision?
Sept. 17
Elkhart County
Level: Orange
• Positive cases — 33,129, up 124
• Deaths — 488, up 1
• Unique individuals tested — 127,123, up 396
• Total tests — 361,531, up 1,475
• 7-day positivity rate, all — 13.8%
• Fully vaccinated — 76,293
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Elkhart County Health Officer Dr. Bethany Wait talks with host Sheila Selman about how Elkhart County residents can slow down the Delta variant of COVID now, RSV and children's hospitals, monoclonal antibody treatment, and information on booster shots in this week's episode.
Elkhart County Historical Museum Curator of Education Patrick McGuire talks about the history of the St. Joseph River and it significance to the Miami and Potawatomi nations, plus its role in transportation. The river will be the focus of a documentary produced by WNIT, the local PBS channel. It will air at 8 p.m. Sept. 9 on WNIT and will premiere at the museum at 7 p.m. Sept. 23. However, it will first show at the Bristol Public Library at 2 p.m. Aug. 28.
Host Sheila Selman interviews Elkhart County Health Department's Environmental Health Manager Karla Kreczmer about what it takes to keep the fair food we all enjoy safe.
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In this week's episode, Austin Hough and Evan Lepak discuss high school sports, Notre Dame and interview CNHI News' George Bremer, who covers the Indianapolis Colts. They also announce this week's Athlete of the Week presented by Play It Again Sports.
It was a busy week on the local sports scene. Middlebury native Sam Grewe won a gold medal, conference games are starting everywhere and we announce our first ever Goshen News Athlete of the Week, presented by Play It Again Sports.
Austin Hough and Evan Lepak break down week one of the football season and preview week two. The guys also give recognition to some of the standout teams in the area this fall, as well as introduce the new Athlete of the Week contest at The Goshen News. *Note: this podcast was taped before t…
LAGRANGE [mdash] John D. Lehman, 82, LaGrange, died at 9:53 a.m., Thursday, Sept. 16, at the scene of automobile/pedestrian accident at 2715 S. 050 W, LaGrange. He was born Oct. 24, 1938, in LaGrange County, to Dan J. and Fannie (Troyer) Lehman. On Dec. 7, 1961, in LaGrange, he married Katie…
John D. Lehman, 82, of LaGrange died on Thursday. Visitation after 2:00 p.m. Friday and all day Saturday, funeral services 9:30 a.m. Sunday all taking place at the Larry Lehman residence, 2715 S. 050 W., LaGrange. Miller-Stewart Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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