INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Indiana health leaders say the wearing of face masks will be as important as ever to stem the coronavirus spread, even as most of the statewide restrictions imposed by the governor are lifted as of Saturday.
Additional details related to a hit-and-run collision earlier in the week that injured a Goshen boy were released Friday by Goshen police.
ELKHART — A group of about 50 people, all unmasked, crowded into the meeting room of the Elkhart County Health Department Thursday night, causing the Health Board meeting to be canceled.
ELKHART — Mennonite World Conference (MWC) and Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary (AMBS) have forged a new agreement to provide Anabaptist-based theological and church leadership education to Anabaptists around the globe in both for-credit and noncredit formats.
GOSHEN — Giving to Goshen College continued to increase for the 2019-20 fiscal year, school officials reported recently, with an overall growth of nearly 32% from last year and a 9.2% increase in gifts to the Goshen College Fund.
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GOSHEN — The Goshen boys soccer team has played more disciplined lately, and the results are showing on the scoreboard.
Believe it or not, but we’re already halfway through the regular season of Indiana high school football. In a year where a season happening looked bleak at times, teams are now gearing up for the final stretch before sectionals begin Oct. 23.
GOSHEN — Agility ladder. Pumpkin carry. Five jump ropes. Ladder climb. Tire high-steps. Suitcase carry, but with 20-pound dumbbells. Running back drill. Touchdown.
NLC tournament first round results
Local election boards are preparing for the Nov. 3 election. Do you believe it will be safe to vote in person at polling locations as the COVID-19 pandemic continues?
Listen to the latest Goshen News podcast.
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Dan Shenk and Lee Roy Berry Jr. talk with podcast host Patrick McGuire, Elkhart County Historical Museum curator of education, about Goshen's history as a sundown town and the resolution Goshen city officials passed recognizing that. The two men were instrumental in collecting historical evidence and initiating the resolution.
Leslie Weirich's son, Austin, killed himself in 2016. Since 2018, she has been speaking about suicide and telling Austin's story to youth throughout northern Indiana. In May, she founded ClearlyHope.org and recently added a website of the same name. She chats with host Sheila Selman about her initiative, Austin, daughter Hannah and why it's necessary to speak with youth about suicide. Also, at the end, we've included a song by Hannah dedicated to her brother, "Fight For You."
Elkhart County Health Officer Dr. Lydia Mertz explains what happened with schools a couple of weeks ago, what to expect with upcoming flu season and more in this week's podcast.
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The Goshen News sports team of Greg Keim and Austin Hough discover 2020 isn't done with sports yet with the lights going out during a Friday night football game. They also talk about some of the other high school games they covered and how the playing field is lining up. Plus, the duo give t…
Fairfield's volleyball team was cleared to play Tuesday after canceling some upcoming games Monday night because of a COVID-19 concern. The TGN sports team of Greg Keim and Austin Hough talk about what happened, along with prep football, Notre Dame and more in this week's podcast.
Our TGN sports team of Greg Keim and Austin Hough have been busy covering football games. They talk about their impressions of those games and athletes in this week's podcast. Plus, a memorable tribute to West Noble soccer player Anthony Reyes.
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