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MIDDLEBURY [mdash] Amanda A. Lehman, 82, of Middlebury, died at 8:45 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 20, at her residence. She was born Jan. 9, 1938, in LaGrange County, to Amos and Katie (Hochstetler) Yoder. On Nov. 14, 1957, in Middlebury, she married Noah Lehman, who survives. Survivors in addition to…
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- POLICE NEWS: Four-vehicle crash sends two drivers to hospitals
- Former students, coaches recall John Dechant as a caring, motivated teacher and coach
- Woman says she was harassed for not wearing mask at Goshen vote center
- Health officer still awaiting CDC's COVID report as questions arise
- Goshen, Elkhart hospitals continue to see rise in COVID cases
- POLICE NEWS: SWAT response to Starbucks was false alarm
- Michigan shooting suspect arrested after crash in Goshen
- POLICE NEWS: Weekend house fire under investigation
- Elkhart, LaGrange, Kosciusko counties move to 'orange'
- Three Concord schools go to virtual-only learning until Nov. 2
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George Bremer and Bill Burt discuss COVID-19 and rookie quarterbacks in the NFL, Kevin Brockway updates us on college basketball and Clay Horning gives his take on the great debate: Michael Jordan or LeBron James?
In this week's episode, George Bremer and Bill Burt talk about COVID-19 drama unfolding in the NFL, Elton Hayes and Kevin Brockway discuss the Big Ten's upcoming start to football season and Clay Horning goes in-depth on the Heat's Jimmy Butler.
Brendan Kearns on historically the low level Wabash River this fall.
George Bremer and Bill Burt talk about the Chiefs' dominance after KC walloped the Ravens; Elton Hayes and Kevin Brockway debate whether Big Ten teams should have been included in polls; and Clay Horning muses on the NBA Finals and whether the Heat can pull off an upset of the Lakers.
Candidates in attendance at this candidate forum are Christina Hale and Victoria Spartz. Presented by the Carmel Clay Public Library and the League of Women Voters of Hamilton County.
Concord Community Schools Superintendent Dan Funston speaks about the need for a new transportation center.
The Goshen High School band practices Thursday evening at Goshen High School.
George Bremer and Bill Burt talk Week 2 injuries and surprise 2-0 teams in the NFL; Elton Hayes and Kevin Brockway look at the Big Ten's march toward starting football; and Clay Horning shares his thoughts on the PGA.
Sean McCrindle, chief operating officer at Bashor Children's Home, speaks about building a therapy center for human trafficking victims.
ELKHART–Concord Minutemen versus Wawasee Warriors Football Friday night was suspend game with 4:22 left in the third quarter until Saturday morning. Here are the images from The Goshen News Photojournalist Joseph Weiser captured from the event.
GOSHEN — Clear blue skies on beautiful summer days makes for a great time to go for a visit among the prairies in Goshen.
Cole Keller, welding instructor at Ivy Tech, demonstrates welding techniques to his class.
Goshen Veterans Honor Guard commander Don Malott seeks help from veterans to honor deceased comrades.
GOSHEN — On Friday, the Goshen Parks and Recreation Department started the water flowing again at the splash pads throughout the city. Goshen News photojournalist Joseph Weiser visited the splash pads Monday afternoon.
Goshen News photojournalist Joseph Weiser visited the Vintage Power Show in  Wakarusa on Saturday. Here are some of the images he captured.
Local demonstrators came out Saturday morning to show their support for the Postal Service.
GOSHEN — After a week of online learning only, on Monday morning, Goshen Community Schools' students returned to the classroom for in-person learning.
Activist Jess Moore, a supporter of the Black Lives Matter movement, speaks about why demonstrators protested Embassy Coffee Co.
Lori Arnold, one of the organizers of a rally to counter a Black Lives Matter protest against the Embassy Coffee shop owner, explains why she got involved.
Wayne Hubbard, founder of Fixing it Forward in Michiana, responds to a message seen as racist on the sign of a Goshen church
Nessa Austin of South Bend talks about why she altered a church sign that stated a controversial message involving Black Lives Matter
Goshen Middle School eighth-grade language and literature teacher Ana Kaufman teaches her students virtually Tuesday on the first day of school at Goshen Middle School. In person learning will resume next week. A school employee told the school board Monday that almost all students now have …
EF-1 tornado causes damage near Wakarusa.
High winds Monday night damaged farms in the rural area southwest of Wakarusa near the Elkhart and St. Joseph county lines. Here are photos of some of the damage.
Protesters from all over Elkhart County gathered at the Elkhart County Health Department and at the Middlebury Community Schools administration building Friday afternoon to call on Health Officer Dr. Lydia Mertz and school superintendents to reopen schools in person and allow sports to take place.
Protest Friday at Elkhart County Health Department in Elkhart.
Protesters have assembled at the Elkhart County Health Department to urge Elkhart County Health Officer Dr. Lydia Mertz to allow students to go to in-person school. Mertz conferenced with superintendents from all Elkhart County schools on Thursday and recommended schools delay in-person open…
Protesters have assembled at the Elkhart County Health Department to urge Elkhart County Health Officer Dr. Lydia Mertz to allow students to go to in-person school. Mertz conferenced with superintendents from all Elkhart County schools on Thursday and recommended schools delay in-person open…
Protesters have assembled at the Elkhart County Health Department to urge Elkhart County Health Officer Dr. Lydia Mertz to allow students to go to in-person school. Mertz conferenced with superintendents from all Elkhart County schools on Thursday and recommended schools delay in-person open…
Dr. Quentin J. Lee, Alabama principal, sings a rap song about Covid to MC Hammer's classic hit of "Can't Touch This."
Smoking meat at Maple City Market with Greg BeacheyÂ
GOSHEN — Goshen News photographer Joseph Weiser visited the Elkhart County 4-H Showcase 2020. Here are his images from Friday morning.
GOSHEN — Goshen News photographer Joseph Weiser visited the Elkhart County 4-H Showcase 2020. Here are his images from Thursday afternoon.
GOSHEN— Goshen News Photographer Joseph Weiser visited the Elkhart County 4-H Dairy Feeder Showcase 2020. Here are his images from Wednesday afternoon.
GOSHEN — Lambs and their owners took to the arena Tuesday as a day of lamb competition got underway during the Elkhart County 2020 4-H Showcase.
GOSHEN — The Elkhart County 4-H 2020 Showcase continued Monday with the Beef Show. Photographer Joe Weiser captured a few moments from the event.
School superintendents from around Elkhart County send a message to the community about safety and coming back to school.
Wawasee's Class of 2020 graduated Saturday.
Assistant coach Micah Miller rolls the soccer balls, while fellow assistant Vincent Baltazar sprays them with the sanitizer.
As Goshen Community Schools prepares to head back to the classroom during COVID-19, administrators and staff are taking precautions. Dene More, custodial manager, explains about some of the disinfecting that will be done.
July 15, over several decades, is captured in photos from The Associated Press. Here are a few historical moments.
Kris Peterson explains how the public can help create masks for local school children and staffs
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