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Indiana’s monthly revenues missed projections by $70 million, though year-to-date the state still exceeds projections by $30 million.
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GOSHEN — After receiving reports that some residents of the city are continuing to gather in groups, Mayor Jeremy Stutsman is asking for an end to that practice and also urging the use of facemasks.
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INDIANAPOLIS — Gov. Eric J. Holcomb, the Indiana State Department of Health and other state leaders will host a virtual media briefing in the Governor’s Office to provide updates on COVID-19 and its impact on Indiana.
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West Noble cafeteria manager and bus driver Deb Rodriguez returned home Thursday from Parkview Hospital, where she had been battling COVID-19 for the past few weeks.
GOSHEN — Ron Culp says he hasn’t asked for help before.
We are all still home from the “stay home, stay safe” order due to the coronavirus.
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The number of COVID-19 cases grew in Elkhart and LaGrange counties, but remained flat in Kosciusko and Noble counties. No new deaths from the illness were reported in the four counties as of Saturday.
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Back in Hoosier Hysteria's heyday, stretching from the 1940s clean through the early 1990s, playing high school basketball was the ultimate goal for the stereotypical Indiana schoolboy.
NAPPANEE — NorthWood basketball standout Trent Edwards will continue his career at Bethel University next year. The news was announced on social media Friday afternoon.
SYRACUSE — When your dream job comes along, combined with the fact it gives you the chance to move back to the area where you grew up, you almost have to take advantage of the opportunity.
SOUTH BEND — The coronavirus pandemic has thrown a monkey wrench into all sport’s teams plans. This is the same for the Notre Dame football team.
LAGRANGE — Ever since her freshman year, Bailey Hartsough knew she wanted to play volleyball in college. The now-Lakeland junior also excels in basketball and softball, but volleyball became her true love two years ago.
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U.S. Rep. Jackie Walorski, R-2nd District, talks with host Sheila Selman about the passage of the CARES Act and what that will mean to her constituents. Due to social distancing measure, this podcast was done remotely through Zoom.
The Black Hawk War of 1832 led to hysteria in Elkhart County, leading settlers to build Fort Beane in Goshen. Hear the story of the fort as told by Elkhart County Historical Museum Curator of Education Patrick McGuire.
The future of downtown Goshen, the growth of the city's industrial parks, diversity in industry and a lack of housing are discussed with Goshen Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Nick Kieffer in this week's podcast.
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No NCAA tournament brackets to fill in? Don't worry. The Goshen News sports team of Greg Keim and Austin Hough have a new bracket involving our local sports greats. They talk about the first round, which launches Thursday, April 2, on our website goshennews.com.
As we are social distancing ourselves, we opted to use laptops and a Zoom conference to record our podcast this week. Greg Keim and Austin Hough talk about the coronavirus and its impact on sports.
Greg Keim and Austin Hough discuss Northridge and NorthWood boys basketball winning sectional titles, along with a quick regional preview for the Raiders and Panthers. Plus, they talk about the storied prep career of Westview's Charlie Yoder coming to an end.
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SHIPSHEWANA [mdash] Alva R. Miller, 80, Shipshewana, died at 3:15 p.m. Sunday, April 5, at Parkview LaGrange Hospital, following a brief illness. He was born March 26, 1940, in Goshen, to Levi and Ella (Troyer) Miller. On Oct. 12, 1961, in LaGrange County, he married Edna Ellen Yoder. She su…
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