Elkhart, IN News

• Elkhart, IN News
• Former Elkhart resident to hold benefit for cancer treatment
• Nearly 6,300 pounds of garlic mustard pulled for contest
• Just Help fundraiser features Hispanic fare
• Bristol woman serving as Indy 500 princess
• Flags from the Heart highlights Memorial Day festivities
• Elkhart-based DAV Transportation Service needs more drivers
• Veterans eager for increased offerings at South Bend VA clinic
• New Goshen slogan doesnt take maple out of The Maple City
• Goshen man injured after colliding with SUV
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• Some local teachers have big plans for summer break
• Some local teachers have big plans for summer break
• Bored? Heres whats happening this weekend
• Seven graduate from Clinton Christian
• Summer program to tackle bug infestation
• Goshen brush collection starts Tuesday
• Fairfield sends off 145 graduates
• Purviance moving, BG Club of Goshen seeking new director
• Hazardous waste collection coming up
• Grease auditions provide opportunity for all ages
• Two streets in Elkhart will be closed for paving
• Schools out --or almost out-- for summer
• Indiana, MIchigan agencies enforce seat belt use for Memorial holiday
• Middlebury Redevelopment Commission at a glance
• Heat wave to accompany Memorial Day weekend
• Elkhart bike shop helps people earn their own ride
• County commission ready for talk about annexation
• Elkhart high schoolers get excited about business
• Riders invited to participate in benefit bike ride
• IUSB students dig for artifacts at historic home
• Wakarusa searching for new town manager
• Hispanic Elkhart group hosting event to mark contributions of immigrants
• Concord announces school lunch price increase
• Elkhart woman wins Age of Excellence award for care to her mother
• Personnel director hired, board member now needed in Middlebury
• Elkhart prepares for angled parking
• Personnel director hired, board member now needed in Middlebury
• Elkhart School Board accepts Riverview principals retirement
• High school musicians can audition for musical
• GOP gubernatorial candidate Pence touts running mates business acumen
• VFW Post 88 to hold Memorial Day event
• Students take concerns about busy intersection to county leaders
• Deadly accident road a 'drag strip,' says one resident
• Elkhart County corrections agency gets 1.2 million from state
• Goshen man airlifted after hitting tree in SUV
• Graduation season around the corner
• 'L.A. Law' stars bring message of cancer hope to Goshen
• Elkhart Countys Hispanic population is up, particularly in younger age groups
• Fly the Star-Spangled Banner with care this Memorial Day
• Busy corridor will be focus of upcoming study
• Elkhart Countys undocumented immigrants face obstacles as they pursue college, but persist
• Lexington Avenue to be closed west of S.R. 19 in Elkhart
• Elkhart hopes to showcase, improve South Main Street
• U.S. House hopeful Mullen gets veterans group endorsement
• Scout-O-Rama takes over downtown Elkhart
• Ride-a-Bike draws 300 supporters of ADEC
• Part of Simonton Street will be closed
• Kennels up for debate
• Culver Funding changing for disability services
• Bristol boy crashes dirt bike into tree
• Elkhart to add angle parking to Main Street
• Elkhart Countys unemployment picture improving
• Elkhart mayor shelves transit hub plan, seeks new location
• Volunteers Build Walls For Habitat For Humanity House
• High school entrepreneurs will show businesses to public Wednesday
• Job market friendlier but still challenging for college graduates
• GOPs Pence to visit Elkhart after announcing running mate
• Government at a Glance Bristol Town Council
• U.S. House hopeful Mullen assures defense of Medicare
• Elkhart to add angle parking to Main Street
• Bristol Town Council at a Glance
• County council members chime in on annexation request
• Bethany students bike combined 398 miles to school
• Elkhart hosts bike event Sunday
• Mayor Moore, Henke exchange heated e-mails
• No plans this weekend? Here are some ideas
• Food pantries and soup kitchens form new alliance with Food Bank
• Goodwills Fill-A-Truck donation drive Saturday morning
• Michiana Star Party looks to the skies
• Elkhart Central music concert Monday
• Anyone missing a cow or steer in Cass County?
• Nurses to be honored through ceremony, scholarship
• Wiped out VIM operator cites debt, regulatory pressure in wood recyclers downfall
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• Beck students connect with Haitian orphanage
• Open house highlights changes to child care facility
• Students in tornado-hit Indiana town party with Lady A
• Lady Antebellum will stage mini-prom for tornado-ravaged school
• Country legend Merle Haggard to perform at Lerner Theatre
• Goshen passes sidewalk-blocking ordinance, asks INDOT for U.S. 33 route
• Elkhart police, fire departments hold memorial service
• John Payne named new Wakarusa Elementary principal
• Goshen HS earns national rocket honors
• Software hiccup results in erroneous tax distribution
• Unclaimed properties in Elkhart County tops 6 million
• Govrernment at a glance Goshen Board of Public Works
• Concord English classes offer parents more language skills
• Just where was there any mining in Middlebury?
• State releases IREAD-3 results
• Street parties among events Elkhart may target for new fees
• Goshen hospital workers will help build house
• GMS eighth graders grow up for a day
• Concord High School to host Jazz Cafe May 18
• Memorials band performed at Disney World
• After a decade of leadership, Goshen Superintendent retiring
• 911 center consolidation, upgrades will cost 1.35 million
• Goshen school board names school leaders, selects freshman laptops
• Donnelly poll shows Senate candidates in dead heat
• ELKHARTVeterans Benefit Workshop today
• Register by Friday for Humane Society of Elkhart Countys annual meeting
• Vacationing Goshen mayor appoints Stutsman to fill in
• New stop signs, speed limit reduction approved
• Police, fire departments to hold services, activities in honor of fallen heroes
• Middlebury Community Garage Sale will be Friday
• Elkhart County leads the way in lead paint remediation
• Still recovering from injuries, Elkhart firefighter Vito Palumbo is granted a disability retirement
• Time capsule in Elkhart will be unveiled
• Goshen College students perform history play to elementary school students
• Elkhart couple celebrates Mother's Day with birth of triplets
• Library unveils renovations with open houses
• Indiana Women eye four seats in Congress
• ECS investigating teacher
• Northridge Middle School students learn about the Civil War
• Countys online payment system collects 1 million in property taxes
• Grassroots work almost buoyed Morrison to upset in U.S. House race
• Free car seat safety checks Saturday in Elkhart
• Bethany science classes growing plants for cafeteria
• Walorski musters Young Gun status in U.S. House bid
• County chosen for lecture series on regional issues
• Farm bureau offers to help with the county zoning ordinance
• Elkhart County group pushing for Obamas re-election to meet
• Harrison College changing online education platform
• Elkhart Housing Authority gets housing grant
• Judge Bowers had most votes overall U.S. House hopeful Mullen lost in 9 of 10 counties
• Goshen, Concord, Fairfield, Northridge some of best high schools in Indiana
• For local food pantries, the annual collection drive by mail carriers is a crucial one, and can singlehandedly restore depleted donation reserves.
• Tickets for the final fair concert go on sale Friday morning
• Elkhart County leaders debate land acquisition
• Elkhart mulls spending cuts, fee hikes, hiring freeze to help offset 2.5 million budget gap
• Middlebury Town Council at a glance
• Ex-Elkhart teacher wants meth evidence tossed
• Fundraiser for Mary Daly Elementary is Saturday
• Elkhart court accepts plea in another unemployment fraud case
• Highway department looks to upgrade radio equipment
• Annual meeting will feature talk on vote centers
• Goshen band raising money through mattress sale Saturday
• Bill Bloss, Goshen civic leader, dies
• Riverview students learn about bike safety
• Nineteen percent of Elkhart County voters cast ballots Tuesday
• Goshen woman's soldier brother dies while on Skype with wife
• Four council candidates claim victory in primary election
• IUSB grads start down their paths
• Itll be Walorski and Mullen in the District 2 U.S. House race
• Mike Yoder wins county commissioners race
• Parkside students donate money, gifts to cancer center
• Goshens River Race sees some movement for housing
• Middlebury Plan to improve wastewater treatment system presented
• Neese wins District 48 seat in Indiana House
• Lugar loses to Mourdock Walorski, Mullen win primaries
• Presidential candidate Mitt Romney wins Indiana GOP primary
• Voting, albeit not much of it, under way in Elkhart County
• Concord School board reports on losses from tax caps
• Honor Roll Concord Junior High School third grading period
• Eagle Lake Elementary hosts a Young Authors Day
• City council adds member to Lerner Theatre Board
• Goshen Help-A-House event coming Saturday
• Prom is now more about the money spent rather than the fun had
• Reduced speed limit, more stop signs suggested for intersection
• Goshen College education class using iPads, more to follow in fall
• Orange construction cones becoming part of S.R. 19 this week
• Part of Lusher Avenue to close for two weeks
• Three Elkhart alleys to close for paving
• Indiana University South Bend commencement tonight
• Mourdock speaks in Elkhart on eve of election
• Constantine legislator Lori will speak on health-care costs
• Nappanee goes to the dogs May 11 and 12
• Central working to encourage black male students
• Voter Guide Be in the know on primary election day
• Elkhart woman dies after getting hit by car
• Charges fly in District 48 Indiana House race as primary looms
• Library open houses to celebrate the conclusion of renovations
• NorthWood, Penn state champs at Academic Super Bowl
• First Tulips and Tunes draws, entertains curious crowd video
• Lots of caring people helped United Cancer Services raise about 60,000 Saturday morning
• Chief Dijkstra given Child Safety Advocate Award
• Goshens Kauffman endorses GOP candidates, encourages voter participation
• Area schools compete, place in state music competition
• The excitement of the 2008 primary is lacking, but there are plenty of contested races
• Elkhart County primary election ballot
• Lemonade Day was a sweet experience for Elkhart County kids
• Walorski says she'd be 'independent voice' in Washington
• Mullen cites business background, #8220steadiness#8221 in District 2 U.S. House race
• A night of bikes at Goshens First Fridays
• Ivy Tech awards 998 degrees, 18-year-old Goshen native among the graduates
• District 48 hopeful Weinley says listening is the key
• For District 2 hopeful Andrews, the focus is health care
• District 2 hopeful Morrison, a 'Reagan Democrat,' inspired by Kennedys, Martin Luther King
• Mennonite seminary announces name change
• Bashor providing free childrens meals this summer
• Goshens Beaver Lane crossing to close for repairs
• Music state finals today
• Government at a glance Goshen City Council
• Government at a glance Elkhart Board of Public Works
• Registration still open for Potawatomi Zoo Family Fun Walk
• Riegsecker questions ADEC funding
• Railroad work to close crossing on C.R. 15
• County gets 2.48 million to control lead paint problems
• Streets access to S.R. 19 will close Monday
• Obendorf announces last Meet, Greet and Eat
• Goshen Housing Authority audits show past problems, no surprises
• Run for the Son aims to raise 5,000,000
• Academic Super Bowl finals are Saturday
• Lemonade teaches kids about business, community
• Goshen building trades class open house Saturday
• Fair Play
• District 48 rep Neese sees himself as problem solver
• Last call to enter The Elkhart Truths mother-child look alike contest
• Government-at-a-Glance Middlebury School Board
• Train museum gears up for two busy weekends
• Gaska president repays Fire Department
• NAACP sponsors meet-the-candidates night Thursday
• District 48 state Rep. Neese gets Barm Bureau support
• Beautify Goshen Week 2012 starts Saturday
• U.S. Senate hopeful Mourdock to speak in Elkhart
• Nappanee mayor endorses U.S. Sen. Lugar in re-election bid
• County to collect hazardous waste
• Early voting ends Monday
• Republicans, Democrats compete for southern House district posts
• District 48 hopefuls Neese, Brewton spar ahead of primary vote
• Goshen mans electronics shredded by state
• Free this weekend? Heres a list of things happening in the community
• Board of Public Works gives update on train museum, announces cemetery price increases
• Guilty plea latest in small but growing list of unemployment fraud cases
• Nappanee to host National Day of Prayer breakfast
• Government-at-a-Glance Middlebury School Board
• Republican candidates for county council focus on budget and the economy
• District 48 state rep hopeful hosting fundraiser
• Cass County Democrats ready for caucus
• Teen Court gets 5,000 donation from prosecutors office
• Brewton leads late fundraising in District 48 contest thanks to Culver contribution
• Government at a glance
• County staff gives back
• High school band raising money for trip
• Ivy Tech commencement is Friday
• This weekends First Fridays include annual bike race
• Lemonade Day judging Thursday
• Jubilee House members provide meals, service to local community
• Lugar questions Super PACs which are trying to oust him from Senate
• Full slate of National Day of Prayer events offered
• District 48 Indiana House hopeful OK with 2010 gun law, after all
• Area around Franklin Street under construction
• Comics Ron White and Kevin Hart coming to Morris
• Goshens new brand to be unveiled in June
• Two Goshen bridges will get work next month
• Section of Michigan Street closed
• Upcoming road closures in Cass County
• County staff gives back
• High school band raising money for trip
• Duchon Cell phones force users to redefine what constitutes communication
• NorthWood High Schools Spring Concert this Thursday
• Michigan schools to compete in math contest
• Are fewer lanes better? Plans to narrow S.R. 19 spark debate
• Goshens Ninth Street plans coming soon
• White Pigeon schools ask voters for millage
• Career Center students earn medals at state contest
• Successful weekend show cements RVs return
• Goshen Clay Guild receives 1,000 gift
• Theres still time to see Ricky Skaggs
• Despite dreary day, residents enjoy We Give Spring Celebration
• Elkhart crews to pave three alleys
• Elkhart community remembers child abuse victims at vigil
• Yoder, Riegsecker face off on zoning ordinance issue
• Spring Into Art event raises money for arts education
• Local candidates discuss infrastructure, economy at forum
• Gang specialist speaks to educators
• Neese raises most funds thanks to self loan, PACs
• Organizers hold training session for First Friday volunteers
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• Fired art teacher speaks on firing
• Garage sale to benefit child with rare disease
• Indiana representative to speak at two events
• Lugar's Monday event in Elkhart open to public
• Ronald McDonald Family Room training set
• Road project benefits from TIF funds
• Middlebury Redevelopment Commission at a glance
• First Samaritan Center executive director returns to Elkhart to celebrate 40th anniversary
• District 48 Indiana House hopeful notes endorsements
• Website tracks crime in Elkhart County
• Komen focuses on positives for Race weekend
• Governor or not, Bonehams tie-dye garb will remain
• We Give celebration to raise money for local charities
• Electronics recycling Saturday at ADEC
• Obendorf to meet with residents Saturday
• Democratic U.S. House hopeful comes to Elkhart, Goshen
• 4-H clubs sell pots full of plants
• Special education conference Monday in Goshen
• Ronald McDonald Family Room training set
• County candidates to be part of forum
• Lane restrictions announced for S.R. 119
• Central HS raising money for cancer research
• Non-partisan political reception set for Tuesday
• Goshens Fidlers Pond purchase gets some extra time
• Goshen Housing Authority to get its financial picture next week
• ADEC event raises autism awareness
• VIM questions 150,000 fine over disputed wood pile
• Elkhart elementary teacher fired over inappropriate comments
• Pay It Forward Day provides events in downtown Elkhart
• Caf Cabaret to raise money for Beardsleys music program
• Project to clear part of Shaffer Ditch more than halfway finished
• County mails property tax bills
• Elkhart firefighter gets 10-day suspension
• Samaritan Center to celebrate anniversary
• Work on C.R. 3 likely to begin Thursday
• CAPS gearing up for weekend fundraiser and other events
• District 48 state rep hopefuls differ on vouchers, right-to-work, smoking
• Elkhart County getting fair-well from Glen Campbell
• Wilson leads the pack with campaign contributions
• Can First Friday problem be fixed without City Council help?
• Parents, students offer solutions to save Edwardsburgs band director
• Former Dateline NBC co-host Jane Pauley will speak at Goshen College next month
• No debates likely ahead of District 2 U.S. House primary
• Brewton gets Culver endorsement in Indiana House bid
• Neese gets RV group backing in Indiana House bid
• Autism event planned for downtown Elkhart today
• Clinton Christian festival Friday
• GMS presents Honk Jr. this weekend
• Hes tilled many friendships from the soil
• Commissioner candidates comment on the economy, road projects
• Adriana Trigiani to speak at a benefit event for The Literacy Council of North Central Indiana
• Middlebury hydrant flushing begins April 30
• Elkharts paving schedule
• Bristol spring cleanup planned May 4-5
• Elkhart County is prepared for big, bad tornadoes when we get them
• More than 200 receive degrees at Goshen College commencement
• Local Losers want to pass on stories, advice
• Masonic lodges merge, hope to attract new members
• Kids can grow their own veggies for the county fair
• Middlebury plants 13 trees in Arbor Day celebration
• Theres good news on the Elkhart County IREAD-3 test scores
• Nursing graduate juggles studies, work, family and a new language
• Young Grewe undergoes surgery to remove cancer
• Masonic lodges to consolidate
• Sewer work to close Fremont Street
• Local farmer has been selected as a winner of Americas Farmers Grow Communities
• Wakarusa Maple Syrup Festival begins two-day run
• Young ticket artist earns a full day of Irish football
• Plenty of Earth Day variety this year
• Adriana Trigiani to speak at a benefit event for The Literacy Council of North Central Indiana
• Notre Dame football tales weaved into a childrens book
• Elkhart girls draws her way into Blue-Gold game
• Ex-NorthWood teacher allowed out of jail briefly
• Democratic U.S. House race features U.S. Army vet, RV sector manager
• Redevelopment Commission talks money and plans
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• Neighborhood complaints lead to basketballs at Elkharts Weston Park
• Marrow, blood drive event set to help 4-year-old Elkhart girl Saturday
• Wanted Workers to man Elkhart Countys polls on Election Day
• Middle Park Board applies for grant for new trails
• Crime Stoppers needs your help to find a fugitive
• Indiana House hopeful Brewton holding fundraiser
• Elkhart woman wins 50,000 on 3 lottery ticket
• Recycling bins to be temporarily relocated
• 2012 Maple Syrup Festival Sweetheart and Queen candidates
• 2012 Maple Syrup Festival Sweetheart and Queen candidates
• Wakarusa Maple Syrup Festival returns for 43rd year
• Goshen competes in Percussion World Championships
• NorthWood, Concord, Penn headed to Academic Super Bowl state finals
• Walmart campaign may help local hunger relief
• Fundraiser set for Indiana House hopeful
• Middlebury man has died from injuries in crash last week
• GOP U.S. House hopefuls Walorski, Andrews Conservative and critical of D.C.
• Tuesdays at Wellfield gardens will be free for Elkhart residents
• Goshens First Fridays under scrutiny at city council meeting
• Nappanee Chamber presents annual awards
• Middlebury Town Council at a glance
• Concord band invited to 2013 Macys Thanksgiving Day Parade
• Nappanee and Middlebury celebrate Arbor Day
• Is there a better location for a transit center in Elkhart?
• Government-at-a-Glance Goshen Board of Works
• Elkhart students proposing business plans
• Middlebury School Board approves new assistant superintendent, hears reading test results
• Students, parents ask Edwardsburg not to cut band director
• GHS spring concert set for April 22
• State berths were on the line for area Academic Super Bowl teams
• Traffic study to review county roads, intersections
• West Side Middle School honor roll
• Elkhart Co. Commissioners vote to allow guns in parks
• Concord School Board announces results of IREAD-3 tests
• Middlebury plans newest trail
• Aaron Yoder, shot in Afghanistan, is undergoing more surgery
• Alheim retiring from Goshen Fire Department
• Its Tax Day Keep these tips in mind as you file your tax return today
• Teacher to speak about the economy, politics
• Lilly helps provide 10 scholarships to Elkhart County students
• West Side Middle School honor roll
• Area schools competing today in Academic Super Bowl
• Mullen beats Walorski in Q1 fundraising in U.S. House race
• Edwardsburg Schools looking at where to cut
• Mayor weighs in on newly distributed state funds
• A half century of hate Local Klan leader stepping down
• Volunteers needed for project at Goshen Pond
• Humane Society offers discounted microchipping
• Middlebury accident victim still in serious condition
• Volunteers help renovate the Tipton Street Center
• Foundation to benefit Goshen Schools
• LoveWay shows the healing power of horses
• Trial starts Monday in 2008 murder of Sheena Kiska
• Milling starts in Elkhart Monday
• Goshen College site of voter registration Wednesday
• Two companies ask for tax breaks for expansion
• Local womans opinion on Trayvon Martin reaction draws onlin attention
• Elkhart Countys voting machines to be tested
• Jamestown Preschool enrollment event Tuesday
• Goshen College to bring Emmylou Harris, others for 2012-13 performing arts series
• Concord graduate wounded in Afghanistan, recovering in Texas
• Elkhart seniors mark Titanics sinking
• County governments share of state money tops 2 million
• A Titanic survivors lesson to his daughter Have willpower
• Willie Nelson plays at The Lerner to a full house
• Transitional home in Elkhart gets OK, but with conditions
• Goshen mans passion for disc golf grew sport here
• IUSB, Lerner Theatre launching summer theater series
• Comedian Dunham to perform at Morris
• Local Obama supporters will meet on re-election efforts
• Indiana House incumbent to address tea party group
• Elkhart employees wont touch meth trash, mayor says
• Healthy Kids Day will feature a jump rope master
• CAPS Childrens Service of Hope raises support for abuse victims
• Goshens share of state money three-quarters of a million dollars
• District 48 Indiana House hopefuls get taxpayer friendly status
• Nappanee Second Saturdays supply entertainment and specials
• Campaign Corner GOP candidate forum is April 18
• Author also visiting schools
• Bullying focus of this years Young Authors Conference
• Meeting Wednesday for Memorial juniors parents
• Tipton Street Center to get facelift this weekend
• Head Start enrollment begins next week
• GC student finalist in music composition contest
• Frosty nights tough on fruit plants, but warmer weather coming for weekend
• Twelve Elkhart police officers have been promoted to the rank of Corporal
• Watch out for scams as tax deadline nears
• Ministry wants to open transitional home for recovering addicts
• Biggest Loser contestant proud of her accomplishments on weight loss TV series
• Elkhart County Fair closer to paying off, using new land
• Elkhart County likely to absorb Nappanee 911 calls
• Lugar confident, but Mourdock more poised in GOP senator debate
• Update Two injured after truck rolls over
• State announcing new AP with some local educators
• Campaign Corner Neese endorsed by right-to-work group
• Campaign Corner Ober endorsed by right-to-life PAC
• Goshen attorney jailed for contempt of court
• CAPS to host events to raise awareness of child abuse
• State attorneys ask judge to uphold Indiana immigration law
• Officials look to control development on upgraded U.S. 31
• Murder charge in Trayvon Martin case Zimmerman in custody
• Dont pick up suspicious trash
• Meth trash lays almost two weeks on side of the road
• Willie Nelson tickets still available
• Robert Haworth is next Elkhart superintendent
• Job fair at Ivy Tech Elkhart planned for today
• Goshen canal work eyed by commission
• Firefighters respond to another fire at Elkhart County wood recycler
• NorthWoods band collecting recyclables, appliances
• South Main Street TIF approved
• Diversity class raises awareness
• Flags available for 5th annual Flags from the Heart
• County looks to transfer remaining land from tax sale
• Santorum suspends GOP president campaign
• Informative fair housing event at Pierre Moran pavilion
• Public meetings set for Block Grant funds
• Washington and Second streets intersection closed
• Woodlawn Neighborhood Association to hold meeting
• Residents gather for crime prevention meetings
• Government-at-a-Glance Goshen Board of Works
• Eighty-percent of Goshens third-graders pass IREAD-3
• Elkhart Schools to name new superintendent Tuesday
• Property tax bills available online
• Poll worker training scheduled
• Dyngus Day festivities bring politicians out in force.
• Campaign corner Tim Neese to speak to Elkhart Noon Kiwanis
• Goshen birding group gathers at Rieth Interpretive Center to see birds.
• GC students explore the science behind brewing beer
• Elkhart Countys health ranking tied to slumping economy
• Elkhart County didnt like everything on its report card
• Reading program will spotlight Sherlock Holmes
• Elkhart Countys health ranking tied to slumping economy
• Car rolls over in crash at Elkhart intersection
• More Elkhart Hispanics turning to evangelical churches
• Elkhart County cities, schools, townships to lose 27.88 million due to tax caps
• Goshen teen active with new heart
• WNIT series will address child abuse
• Woodlawn Nature Center Harvest Market vendor meeting is April 19
• Government at a Glance Middlebury working on its noise ordinance
• Middlebury man receives award from Crystal Valley Exchange Club
• New Tea Party group beginning in Elkhart County
• Elkhart schools High Ability Fair is next weekend
• Fairfield choir and band take first at NYC contest
• Douglas Street railroad crossing closing Tuesday in Goshen
• 4-H clubs annual geranium sale
• Elkhart library construction nears completion
• Aggressive dog shot, killed by Sheriffs officer Saturday
• Good Friday observed with solemn programs at local churches
• Straw touts plans in U.S. House bid to help sexual assault victims, jobless
• Traffic signal improvements planned at Goshen intersection
• First Fridays Goshen lives up to its City on the Go slogan
• Area under a freeze watch until 9 a.m. Saturday
• 800 summer jobs available at Indiana Beach
• Candidate to meet with supporters in Nappanee
• Easter is being celebrated with helicopters at a local church
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• Elkhart for Obama to sign up voters this weekend
• Oaklawn has added new members to their board of directors
• Local shop owner wants to help save the world
• Teaming up with The Lerner and Downtown Elkhart Inc. was successful for the Humane Society of Elkhart County
• Traffic signal improvements planned at Goshen intersection
• GOP U.S. Senate hopefuls to meet in debate
• NRA endorses Neese in Indiana House race
• Straw touts plans in U.S. House bid to help sexual assault victims, jobless
• Fairfield choir and band take first at NYC contest
• Douglas Street railroad crossing closing Tuesday in Goshen
• 4-H clubs annual geranium sale
• GOP calls on Senate hopeful Donnelly to return funds from indicted Democratic leader
• Straw touts plans in U.S. House bid to help sexual assault victims, jobless
• Concord grad teaches hip hop to community, will perform at First Fridays
• C.R. 38 to close for 95 days
• Goshen man facing five child molesting counts
• Property tax bills available online Sunday
• NRA endorses Neese in Indiana House race
• The Lerner hosts the Elkhart Humane Societys fundraising efforts
• Elkhart library construction nears completion
• Environmental group gets update on River Race Redevelopment
• Elkhart for Obama to sign up voters this weekend
• Oaklawn has added new members to their board of directors
• Elkhart Fundamental Pastors Fellowship planning Good Friday service
• Heres your chance to dump those old files
• 4-H clubs annual geranium sale
• Local high schools expanding Advanced Placement programs
• WNIT to air state show choir finals Friday
• Good Friday events set for county churches
• Online summer classes offered at Goshen College
• Central senior earns national scholarship
• Irish fans show their passion in home showing
• Sherlock Holmes book featured in area libraries
• It wasnt your typical March weather
• The Window will have fundrasier during First Fridays
• Government-at-a-glance Board of Works meeting
• Redevelopment commission seeking additional TIF funds
• Heres your chance to dump those old files
• Council on Aging fundraiser set for April 28
• Oaklawn has added new members to their board of directors
• County highway crews need 2.6 million for road projects, overtime
• Middlebury focusing on noise ordinances
• Former St. Joe Dem chairman, others face charges stemming from 08 presidential election
• Lower property assessments blowing 2.1 million hole in Elkharts budget
• Centrals Braden is oratory state champion
• Honor Roll Elkhart Christian Academy third quarter
• Bethany students earn essay awards
• Central girls perform with All-State Band
• Honor Roll NorthWood High School fourth six weeks
• Honor Roll North Side Middle School third grading period
• Fields out as Elkhart Jazz Festival coordinator
• First Fridays goes green for April
• Government-at-a-Glance Goshen Board of Works
• County to collect household hazardous waste
• County limits political signs to private property
• The Elkhart branch of the NAACP is rescheduling todays, April 3, meeting
• Award-winning artist may miss trip to Carnegie Hall
• Families get ready for spring break, Holy Week
• Donnelly announces grant for homeless veterans
• Should raw milk be easier to get?
• Raw milk? Heres the good and the bad
• NAIFA endorses Neese
• How did one Elkhart woman give back to her community?
• Female sexual assualt victims focus of Day of Healing
• New Six Span Bridge gets rave reviews
• You can learn disaster relief techniques from Red Cross
• Mega Millions winning tickets sold in Illinois, Kansas and Maryland
• Former Miles employee finds evidence of time capsule
• February unemployment rankings
• Surprising drop in unemployment mirrors growing economy
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• Lerner will show All Dogs Go To Heaven for free
• Cass County probate judge to seek re-election
• Obendorf sets up meet and greet
• Goshen High School now has an app
• Ox Bow to change entrance fee hours
• Spring break provides activities for children and families
• Suspected accomplices in Goshen shooting make court appearances
• Three Goshen men could face charges for illegal hunting
• Church preschool finds new home
• SB police rescinds resignation
• So what happened to the last Think City electric cars?
• Second annual Palm Sunday Peace Parade is set
• Another threatening note at Concord High student identified
• New Interurban Trolley routes, schedules go into effect Monday
• Neese speaking to Bristol Lions Tuesday
• Michigan Easter egg hunt to provide family fun
• Academic Symposium Saturday at Goshen College
• Riblet family wont let a disability keep them down
• Japanese judge learns about Elkhart County program
• Parents learn English thanks to Concord classes
• SB police chief resigns following investigation by feds
• Judge to review case involving wood grinder
• Government-at-a-Glance Elkhart School Board
• Cash mob strikes Elkhart
• IUSB names board for economic education
• Kids can sign up for spring break art workshop
• Radio station hosts fundraiser for Five Star Life
• Moore wants Elkhart to be regional transportation hub
• Concord tennis girls pay tribute to Don Queener
• Neese gets IMA endorsement
• Campaign Corner Neese to speak at Elkhart County Young Republicans
• Listen up You have until April 9 to register to vote
• Elkhart County population could grow by 25 percent in next 40 years
• Bayer steps moved to park
• Health board cancels meeting
• LaCasa details progress at annual meeting
• Government-at-a-Glance Elkhart School Board
• Freight train derails, catches fire near Ligonier
• Three businesses will be relocated by Prairie Street underpass
• Death of Wakarusa boy emotionally taxing on his school
• Concord High assesses security after threatening note found
• GHS music groups win awards in NYC
• 9,000 Elkhart kids will get a spring break gift
• We didnt get much frost Monday night, but were not out of the woods yet
• Beardsley first-grader can finally join his friends on the playground
• Wa-Nee School Board discusses balanced calendar idea
• Goshens Mega Plaza moldy on the inside
• Wakarusa Elementary Principal Nafziger retiring after this school year
• Extra security today at Concord High School
• Hively Avenue closed at railroad crossing for repairs
• Four candidates gain Tea Partys support
• U.S. House hopeful wants to remove free-speech limits
• Study shows E. coli levels in waterways
• Penn academic team wins at invitational
• Indiana House hopeful Brewton holding camping event
• Goshen Highs principal announcing resignation tonight
• Prepare your plants for a possible freeze tonight
• Elkhart gathering shows support for family of slain Florida teen
• Tornado relief workers return to northern Indiana
• Housing authority program helps Elkhart woman get life on track
• Gathering at Tolson today related to Trayvon Martin's death
• Goldenrod Project Promises cast practices for Easter play
• Elkhart County Farm Bureau endorses Riegsecker over Yoder
• U.S. House hopeful Straw favors marijuana legalization
• Friends and family hold vigil for Staub
• EPS Hall of Fame accepting nominations
• Despite rain, children and parents come out for Easter egg hunt
• Lane restrictions go into effect Monday for Nappanee
• CAPS is opening a new office in Goshen
• Vigil to be held tonight for Goshen gunshot victim
• Laptops, tablet computers take expanding role in local schools
• Eat breakfast with the Bristol Marshals Posse this Sunday
• Special needs resource fair today at IUSB
• Fair concert tickets on sale today
• Walking so that others may too
• Daniels names his former counsel to Indiana Supreme Court
• South Bend to take up changes to human rights rule
• NorthWood collecting funds for yearbooks for underprivileged students
• Work planned for DeCamp Bridge
• Michiana Anabaptist Historians to host public meeting
• ADEC employee wins an award for creating a big red button
• Officials submit TIF budget requests
• Middlebury Redevelopment Commission At A Glance
• Northridge headed to state Science Olympiad contest Saturday
• Health care compact signed by governor
• Elkhart's Paez family, facing deportation, may stay - for now
• Concord Mall looks ahead in its 40th anniversary year
• Government-at-a-Glance Middlebury School Board
• Concord HS to participate in AP incentive program
• Streets to close for Second Fridays
• Attorney joins Goshen library board
• Concord drivers education meeting Tuesday
• Creation Station Preschool registration open
• Local bars sued for copyright infringement
• A group of agencies gathered to discuss helping those in poverty
• Man pinned by tree limb for six days recovering in hospital
• Local high temp records fall eight days in a row
• The Deep Dark Woods performing in Goshen
• Northridge HS students to get laptops this fall
• Elkhart NorthPointe roundabout construction to begin soon
• Group to revise outdated noise ordinance
• Hearing issues changed Vites focus
• Elkharts noise ordinance changes
• Elkharts noise ordinance making an impact
• Goshen council initially supports youth restrictions
• Fire at Rodino Liquor Store left moderate damage
• Kids can skate out tobacco at event today
• CERT CPR training sessions available in Cass County
• State police posts collecting synthetic drugs
• Called to Mexico book signing provides opportunity to meet contributors
• Elkhart County to reopen bids for property reassessment
• Middlebury Town Council
• Goshen putting brakes on First Fridays kids
• Elkharts front door closer to getting a facelift
• County denies wood grinders relocation request
• Bill that would allow taxpayers to set up payment plan is law
• March Gladness event Thursday at Tipton Center
• TiptonLIFE principal retiring this summer
• Organizers prepare for Childrens Resale
• Goshen freshman earns honorable mention at piano contest
• Retired teacher group offers scholarship
• Local students were pages for state senator
• Free skating is part of Kick Butts Day
• Champs crowned at Elkhart County chess event
• Honor Roll Elkhart Memorial High School second grading period
• Woodward Avenue in Elkhart closed for two weeks
• Tolson Easter egg hunt is Saturday
• Goshen Colleges annual Conference on Science and Religion is this weekend
• Pachyderms will meet Wednesday
• Program helps settle neighborhood disputes
• New section of Pumpkinvine under construction
• Paezes brace for meeting with federal immigration officials
• Spring cleaning planned at Bristols Oak Ridge Cemetery
• Longtime Elkhart journalist hangs up his keyboard
• Survey shows bullying decreasing in most Elkhart grades
• Northridge womens show choir state champs
• Sea of green washes over Simonton Lake as Leapers battle cancer video
• In celebration of St. Patricks Day, the Elkhart Fire Department dyed the Elkhart River green.
• Middlebury parks plans great blue heron event
• GC students music composition in international contest
• Local organizations hold drug drop day
• Pence musters GOP support at Lincoln Day Dinner
• Warmest March on record? Well see.
• Fewer local incidents with trains last year
• Hearing set for rural wood grinding business
• Out of control suspect rams police cars with golf cart in Howe
• Local schools studying colonial era for Academic Super Bowl
• Bethany Christian Schools annual auction Friday
• Local organizations hold drug drop day
• Ohio State professor to lecture on Amish population growth
• GC students music composition in international contest
• Osolo Elementary beginning pre-kindergarten classes
• Middlebury parks plans great blue heron event
• Annual Leprechaun Leap for charity is Saturday at Simonton Lake
• Running as a third-party candidate? Prepare to get signatures
• Speakers educate people on civil rights, justice system
• Education Alliance setting up structure
• Bristol Town Council At A Glance
• March Madness strikes Middlebury for Third Friday
• Lend Me a Tenor auditions at Bristol Opera House
• Kellogg Foundation editor speaker at Friends of St. Joe River meeting
• Elkhart County Sheriffs Department arrests 34 people in two weeks
• Elkhart Model Railroad Club train show Saturday in Nappanee
• Elkhart County commissioners back U.S. Sen. Dick Lugar
• Supplies for tornado victims being collected at Sams Club
• Third-graders to take high-stakes reading test next week
• Lerner brings two events Friday night with Grammy winner, nominee
• Sophie was opinionated, unique, complicated
• Mayor Kauffman touts achievements at Goshen Founder's Day event
• Local show choirs, winter guards competing at state this weekend
• City receives another grant for LaBour Park
• Indiana Toll Road plaza wont work as Elkhart Greyhound bus stop
• Pence starts state tour, will speak in Elkhart on Friday
• Fundraisers to benefit local groups
• Heating assistance moratorium ends today
• The 2011 Elkhart County Master Gardener class is offering seminars for gardeners
• Neese seeking re-election to Indiana House
• Detour changed for West Indiana Avenue construction in Elkhart
• Changes to Interurban Trolley system approved, take effect April 2
• Organizers say Lerner Theatre on track to success
• High temp of 81 today shatters record
• Next step for Armory depends on assessment
• Spring already? What do early warm temps portend?
• Shawn Johnson joining Wa-Nee School Board
• Food service shut down at Big R
• Conditions improve for two of those hurt in Sunday wreck near Goshen
• Relief efforts inspire Moons return to Henryville
• Goshen continues to establish laptop guidelines
• Elkhart Armory building may get structural assessment
• Bicentennial bridge closed because of crack
• Brewery seeks 20,000 loan from city
• Tea Party chapter planning gathering
• Change to allow guns in county parks
• Green touts formation of cabinet post for disability affairs
• Area Girl Scouts celebrate the organizations 100th anniversary
• Ober endorsed by gun owner group
• Local students named to All-State Band
• Footloose the Musical at Elkhart Memorial
• Elkhart County area under tornado watch until 11 p.m.
• Beardsley staff creates ISTEP music videos
• Elkhart Cemetery cleanup starts March 26
• From Elkhart to East Africa
• Grow your hair, donate it at this years Elkhart County Relay for Life
• Its not easy turning the Elkhart River green
• Community donations pay off Middlebury Boys Girls Club mortgage
• Omitted Bulletin Board items
• Church takes day to discuss immigration issues
• Colombian familys future in Elkhart hinges on meeting with immigration officials
• Planning staff to research animal rescue groups
• Sing-a-long at Elkharts City Hall March 23
• Donkey Basketball in Middlebury
• Job fair at IUSB March 19
• Goshen trail wins state transportation award
• Elkhart County Sheriffs Department to use mediation
• Eight vetrinarians from two local veterinary offices visited Africa to help with research
• Crime Stoppers Wanted of the Week
• Historical museums Authors and Artists Bazaar marks 10 years
• Goshen railroad crossing closing for work
• The Lee familys fundraising event for KeJi Zach Wu is open to the public
• GOP House hopeful creates website
• Elkharts got a new kid on the block the deer tick
• EGH plans layoffs and spending cuts
• Indiana Senate approves statewide smoking ban
• Irish top South Florida 57-53 in overtime
• ND-USF in overtime in Big East tourney game
• Ryans Place holds gala in honor of 10th anniversary
• Conversation covers land use issues, animal welfare
• Catalytic converter thieves target Elkhart area manufacturers
• Elkhart County Emergency Management office is deploying 25 emergency responders to southern Indiana
• Workshops offer incentives to install rain gardens, barrels
• Adopt-a-pot applications available
• Penn Township Advisory Board to decide on fire department loan
• Martins Super Markets cancels shrimp recall
• Local family is states Big Family of Year
• Donkey basketball this Saturday in Middlebury
• College notes
• Wear 6XT shirts? Root for the Colts? Weve got a deal for you
• NRA backs Mourdock over Lugar in GOP Senate race
• Goshen High School adds another #8220The Wizard of Oz#8221 performance video
• Local fans weigh in on Mannings exit
• Peyton Manning has namesake living in Middlebury
• A plane, Superman? No, a bald eagle flying around Elkhart
• Group mulls agricultural TIF districts future
• United Way dollars focusing on community needs
• Government-at-a-Glance Middlebury School Board
• S.R. 19 utility lines making way for looming road project
• House hopeful Straw touts Green New Deal
• Supreme Corp. is poised to expand and hire 350 more workers
• Third House meetings cancelled
• The American Red Cross is assisting the tornado relief effort in southern Indiana
• Democratic House hopeful Morrison launches website
• Time to register some kids for kindergarten
• Firefighters respond to small blaze at ex-VIM plant
• Donnelly, other U.S. lawmakers call for action to curb gas price hikes
• Feds OK measure that would benefit local aluminum producers
• Donkey basketball this Saturday in Middlebury
• Elkhart Memorial beginning nursery school program
• Model Elementary Fun Fair Saturday
• Elkhart City Council spends, saves
• Class of 1954 womens luncheon meets tomorrow
• Middlebury Town Council
• Special events Saturday in Nappanee
• 60,000 square foot building set for Goshen auction
• County reimburses developer for TIF improvements
• Elkhart County residents helping, on stand-by to assist with tornado cleanup
• Students and staff from local school help with tornado relief effort
• Money, not volunteers, will help tornado-stricken area
• Concord School Board Meeting
• WNIT begins March campaign
• Supplies for Lemonade Day ready for participants
• Damaged Rice Cemetery gravestones to be repaired today
• Goshen man heading to southern Indiana to help tornado victims
• Questions surface about local inspections for dog breeders
• Youth art on display at Midwest Museum of American Art
• Mosaic members give back gratefully
• Martins Super Markets has issued a voluntary recall on shrimp
• MDOT to hold open house
• New guild joining Goshens artistic ranks
• Breniman remembered as a champion of Elkhart students
• Fourteen staff and students head out to join the tornado relief effort in southern Indiana
• Female residents at the Faith Mission in Elkhart get makeovers video
• GOP challenger forced to drop run for Indiana District 21 seat
• Green candidate stumps for Straw
• Steve Miller Band, John Prine come to South Bend
• Goshen College named state TV and radio school of the year
• First Fridays
• Big Brothers Big Sisters hosts bowling fundraiser
• Parks department puts on Spring Fling craft show
• Iechyd Da Brewing Co. not open yet, but creating a buzz
• Tornado wipes out town in southern Indiana
• St. Joseph County sixth-grader wins regional spelling bee
• Obama for Elkhart County plans meeting
• Mary Beck holding ISTEP rally today
• County may revise definition of kennels, dog breeders
• A free car-seat inspection will be offered March 9
• Goshens rainy day fund smaller than reported
• New Paris Elementary second in state for math improvement
• Local teachers win grants for summer explorations
• Number lower, but still too many animals at shelter
• First Fridays bring new theme to March
• Elkhart City Council Finance Committee approves additional appropriations
• GHS #8220Spreads the Word#8221 to stop slur
• Historic implications for land donation and construction
• Maple Row in Elkhart closed for two weeks
• Impaired driving crackdown starting
• Prairie overpass project will eliminate 13 homes and 3 businesses
• Nature preserve transfer up for discussion
• Some trailers not allowed on toll road because of wind
• Accident injures one Tuesday morning
• Cass County voters reject road millage
• Stormwater workshop tour to make local stop
• Michiana College Fair is March 13
• Monthly waste collection event this weekend
• State recognizes two local schools for reaching AP goals
• Local schools' top spellers compete Thursday in regional spelling bee
• Change order for C.R. 17 project totals 18,640
• Elkhart not fully plugged in to electric, hybrid cars
• Jimtown Honors Black History Month
• Government-at-a-Glance Elkhart School Board
• New Big R Store prepares for opening
• Elkhart TIF district passes first step
• Board members disagree about ranking stormwater projects
• Army vet enters race for Indiana Senate
• Goshen housing donations reach 93,000
• Area public libraries
• Lowes provides grant to Elkhart Area Career Center
• Local students earn top GC scholarships
• Elkhart Central choir concert Thursday
• Development plan, resolution outline goals for new TIF district
• The Artist earns best-picture, lead-actor Oscars
• World record likely set today at Maple Leaf Marathon
• Trudge for Suds
• Goshens Empty Bowl Project overflows again
• Distinguished Young Women program comes to conclusion
• Lawmakers discuss child services, smoking ban with local citizens
• CAPS specialists are more like friends than helpers
• Elkhart student wins scholarship at Distinguished Young Women prelims
• Call of the Wild Elkhart man headed to World's Duck Calling Championship video
• More renovations, not much new construction in 2011 in Elkhart
• Government-at-a-Glance Fairfield School Board
• Amish documentary includes local elements
• Bridge work done in Goshen
• Goshen Winter Guard Invitational today
• Parks employee acknowledged for marketing efforts
• Beardsley Elementary starting pre-kindergarten class
• Wakarusa council to discuss hiring town manager
• Willie Nelson tickets go on sale at Lerner Theatre
• Owner of pigs killed in Middlebury responds to DNR
• Snow, ice give school officials plenty to think about
• Local movie theater recognizes military personnel
• New member is appointed to Holy Cross Colleges Board of Trustees
• Cities can grow assessed valuation by improving neighborhoods
• Summit addresses the work being done for at-risk youth video
• Goshens Maple Leaf Marathon even bigger this year
• DUI checkpoint in Elkhart part of quarterly blitz
• Sportsplex asks to annex to the city
• Pro wrestlers will put Headlock on Hunger in Cassopolis
• Lawmaker apologizes for tone of Girl Scouts criticism
• Federal officers remove someone from Elkhart Street Department
• Events to help Grewe family coming up
• What's next in the Goshen Housing Authority saga?
• Meet Mullen in Elkhart Saturday
• Northridge High School hosting show choir contest this weekend
• Elkhart City Council Finance Committee recommends OK for four appropriations ordinances
• Former Goshen school board member remembered for service
• Annual Empty Bowl Project Saturday
• Union files lawsuit to block Indiana right-to-work law
• Divided council saves Goshen housing authority
• Council saves Goshen housing authority to public cheers
• Events to help Grewe family coming up
• Clubs Organizations News from area service clubs and fraternal organizations
• Concord School Board Meeting
• African-American Oratory Contest is Thursday at EMHS
• Resolution paves the way for redevelopment
• New office for Wellfield Gardens, more free hours for city residents
• Elkhart man named state duck-calling champ
• Northridge HS considering laptops
• GOP to fill Union Township Board vacancy
• Goshen High Schools parent-teacher conferences Thursday
• Neese campaign event Friday
• Jane Allen to be new Middlebury schools leader
• Woodlawn Neighborhood Association meeting is tonight
• Middlebury Town Council to review noise ordinance
• Government-at-a-Glance Goshen Board of Works
• Real estate reassessment could see new procedure
• Seeds of innovation are growing in downtown Goshen
• Library reopening delayed slightly as renovations continue
• Skaters enjoy the nice weather
• Elkhart womans dog competes in Westminster
• Goshen community continues to donate to save housing authority program
• NAACP plans black history celebration
• Honor Roll Concord Junior High School second grading period
• NorthWood High School choirs perform Sunday
• Two Northridge students headed to state math contest
• Elkhart Central choir concert March 1
• Concords in the groove Thursday night
• Elkhart Central, Bethany compete in Lakeland invitational
• Elkhart County wonders, 'Is this winter?'
• Council to begin debate on capital requests Wednesday
• Project 127 Elkhart raises money to build orphanage
• Concord eighth-grader wins art award
• Participants walk for Homeward Bound
• REAL Services volunteers provide real entertainment
• Middlebury woman finds two feral pigs in yard
• Mike Pence featured speaker at Lincoln Day event
• Democrat competes for spot on county council
• Changes coming to The Elkhart Truth
• Pickler talks about surviving #8220The Biggest Loser#8221
• Future funding of Elkhart County trolley thrown into doubt
• Middlebury Third Fridays gets presidential twist
• SWCD holding tree seedling sale
• Presidents Day changes payment schedule
• Recycling bins moved from old Kroger site in Elkhart
• SWCD names annual award winners
• Elkhart Public Library reopening delayed
• Donnelly votes for payroll tax cut extension
• Maple syrup making program Sunday
• 37,000 raised so far to help housing program in Goshen
• Nappanee dog breeder denied business expansion
• Bristol Town Council
• Goshen commission makes plans to free Lucid from lease after paying some rent
• Gas prices may reach 4.25 this summer
• AARP driver safety classes offered in March, April and May
• Jefferson Elementary Schools annual Spring Fling is Saturday
• American Red Cross blood drives in Goshen cancelled until March 5.
• Suspect killed by police had record in Elkhart County
• Cass County millage proposal gaining momentum
• County candidate to host meet and greet
• Elkhart county residents compete in the Distinguished Young Women of Indiana Scholarship Program
• Siblings of children with special needs can enjoy fun activities together Saturday
• ADEC hosts program to help individuals and families through crises
• Annual Community Summit on Children is Feb. 23
• Middlebury man voted off The Biggest Loser
• Elkhart becomes fourth district to join County Education Alliance
• Still going strong after 69 years of marriage
• Elkhart Community Schools district ISSMA solo and ensemble placings
• Wa-Nee seeking new school board member
• Interest in Cornerstone puts study on hold
• Federal judge rejects motion to dismiss VIM case
• Moore State of the City March 28
• Downtown Elkhart library will close this afternoon
• Board of safety hears updates
• Notre Dame offering FAFSA help nights
• Uptons niece makes Sports Illustrated cover
• Club for Growth, headed by Chocola, endorses Mourdock
• Public weighs in on final Goshen schools calendar
• Diane Woodworth named new Goshen schools superintendent
• Christophel chosen as Goshen Hospitals new CEO
• Indiana Supreme Court hears Dyes arguments
• The Lenoxes will celebrate their 69th Anniversary for Valentines Day
• Honor Roll Elkhart Central High School first semester
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• Riley Hospital for Children dealing with bed bugs
• Goshen teen receives new heart
• Elkhart County investment income dips again
• Search for Elkhart apartments site begins anew
• Update Heres whos filed for the May primary
• Transitional home in Elkhart gets conditional approval
• Michiana Business Aims to Meet Growing Needs of Seniors
• Adele is the big winner at the Grammy Awards
• Ray of Life gave away 50 coats to the Goshen Boys and Girls CLub 2112012
• Legislators talk health care, smoking ban at General Assemblys halfway point
• Mixed feelings locally about states new school grading system
• ISTEP test is approaching, but preparation has been ongoing
• Cass County seeks millage for road maintenance
• Students raising funds to Stop the Bieber at Goshen High School
• Its a busy time for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Elkhart County
• Driver hits tree in slippery, snowy weather Friday
• Legislative shuffle affects 2012 elections
• Britax issues recall of an infant car seat
• Elkhart Countys election field dominated by Republicans
• Sen. Lugars Virginia home becomes political football
• Goshen College students perform in concerto-aria competition
• Goshen College radio station up for national awards
• Another Republican and a Democrat file for Elkhart County Council race
• Albion man dies in downtown Nappanee after head-on crash
• NorthWood district ISSMA solo and ensemble placings
• Northridge ISSMA district solo and ensemble placings
• Foreclosure settlement may have little impact locally
• Another Democrat files in U.S. House race
• Dads, daughters celebrate a special Valentine evening
• Goshen Colleges peace oratorical contest Tuesday
• GOP chili cook-off is Feb. 18
• Scout Month lends free admission to Boy and Cub Scouts at Studebaker Museum
• Winter Days at Potawatomi Zoo
• Update Here's who's filed for the May primary
• Harrison College offering FAFSA workshops
• Pachyderm meeting Wednesday
• Annual Preschool and Childcare Fair set for Feb. 25
• Walorski edging Mullen on many fronts in race for funds
• Goshens annual Daddy-Daughter Dance continues to grow
• CCS extends hours to better serve working poor
• Measles patient at Super Bowl venue among 4 cases
• Goshen council struggles with housing proposal
• Government at a Glance Middlebury Town Council
• Buggy plates for 2012 on sale through May 15
• League of Women Voters to hear about TIF
• Selge awarded contract for Granger sewer
• Campaign Corner Commissioner to tout cost-containment efforts
• Democrats lash out at GOP, House hopeful Walorski
• Lehman wont challenge Yoder for Indiana Senate seat
• Third House meetings Saturday in Elkhart, Goshen
• Goshen College holding last mock nursing convention Friday
• Government-at-a-Glance Middlebury school board
• Clubs Organizations News from area service clubs and fraternal organizations
• Crumbling industrial site in Elkhart collapsing on itself
• Goshen-area wood grinder eyeing new location
• Elkhart transitional home for women gets unfavorable recommendation
• LaCasa housing project voted down
• Book on federal stimulus focuses on Elkhart
• CCS extending food pantry hours
• Mother of deceased soldier begins scholarship fund to help troubled kids attend The Crossing
• Central's graduation rate grows by more than 10 percentage points
• Rodino will tout cost-containment efforts in re-election bid
• Edwardsburg Middle Schools Career Day Feb. 24
• Should Goshen council save housing program?
• Elkhart County commissioners name education alliance board members
• U.S. House hopeful Walorski nets contender status from GOP group
• Honor Roll Northridge High School first semester
• Honor Roll NorthWood High School third six weeks
• Regional Olympiad next Saturday at Goshen College
• Bill Beck Indianapolis to NFL Youre welcome
• Donkey basketball fundraiser raises money for Dollars for Scholars
• Super Bowl fan parking Have you got 495?
• Three cars set on fire on Elkhart's South Main Street
• Elkhart County Education Alliance gains four board members
• U.S. House hopeful Straw wants ban on right-to-work laws
• Informational session on college financial aid will be Wednesday at IUSB
• Proposed school calendar gives Goshen students more vacation days
• Homemakers and Purdue University extensions to host events
• Winter weather? Not really
• LaCasa planning annual homelessness awareness walk
• Millersburg man helping to keep the Super Bowl scene safe
• LaCasa's clients in Goshen appreciate fresh start on life
• Mexican consulate returns to Goshen, coming to Elkhart in March
• Elkhart County leaders mull voting centers, education alliance
• Businesses see bright future in First Fridays
• Elkhart County 2nd in state in meth lab seizures
• Obama group will meet Monday at Elkhart library
• Donkey basketball Sunday to raise money for Dollars for Scholars
• State homeschool convention in March
• Bayh criticizes U.S. deficit spending at Elkhart speech
• Neese bill would allow state to adopt health care compact
• Elkhart County trolley routes face change due to funding dip
• Pond could be Goshen's newest, biggest park by May
• Group working to paint mural on Goshens north side
• MapleNet Wireless wins Business of the Year at annual meeting
• Prairie Street Overpass will cost 10 million less
• Fairfield hosting Riley Night Saturday
• Fundraiser set to help family cover costs of immigration battle
• Mayor submits capital request to Elkhart council
• First Fridays will screen two movies this week
• Student art show opens Friday night
• Goshen Housing Authority cutting service, could be in downward spiral
• Where can you get a 4,900 football helmet? Indy's the place
• Super Bowl ads showing up a little early this year
• Right-to-work signed by Daniels
• Local fans had great view of circus that is Super Bowl Media Day
• Bowers, Bonfiglio seek re-election to bench
• Elkhart council will meet again Monday on LaCasa proposal
• Some teens turning to cough syrup for high
• Changes coming to Interurban Trolley bus service
• Clubs Organizations News from area service clubs and fraternal organizations
• Crash lawsuits from Elkhart County go to Ind. Supreme Court
• Walorski leads Mullen in donations in Indianas 2nd District House race
• A warm Tuesday drew people outside
• IU Health Goshen responds to potential data compromise
• Heads up Some Elkhart County polling places, electoral districts to change
• Elkhart County leaders to discuss education, lead, war memorials
• Downtown vintage store expands vinyl collection
• Heritage skills workshop at the fairgrounds
• GC's underpass to come this summer
• Goshens new music store will focus on experiencing tunes
• Local schools place well in speech contest
• Parents, teachers getting together at Central HS
• Scholarship applications are in guidance offices
• Play groups for children are starting Wednesday
• Area public libraries News and events - Jan 31, 2012
• Pierre Moran Middle School 2nd grading period honor roll
• Elkhart Christian Academy 2nd quarter honor roll
• Something to ponder High school students receive fees in return for their efforts
• Elkhart County Health Department schedules flu clinics
• Local Lions clubs donate dictionaries to area 3rd graders
• Rep. Donnelly hosting telephone town hall
• Goshen Church to host luau
• Soup of Success sells Super Bowl gift baskets in Indianapolis
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• Disney panel recruits Elkhart mom
• Church targets Elkhart County's elderly and low-income kids in supply drop
• Local officials don't know much about Think
• Right-to-work bill, education dominate lawmakers' forums
• Community rallying around Middlebury Grewe family
• Former Elkhart council member Krulewitch dies at 57
• Elkhart parent-teacher conferences Thursday
• Ruthmere, Havilah Beardsley House seeking volunteers
• Registration coming up for Frosty 5k RunWalk
• Faith Mission population down in mild winter
• IUSB hosting grad program information nights
• Music contest today brings hundreds of students together
• Anglemyer, Julian named Northwood king, queen
• GOP blasts Democratic U.S. House candidate's D.C. ties
• Elkhart County Parks and Rec releases photo contest winners
• Protesters picketed state senator's Middlebury home
• Goshen high school music teachers put on benefit concert
• Daniels Indiana is fiscally stronger than it's been in a long time
• Update Candidate filings
• Right-to-work critics picket outside Sen. Yoders Middlebury home
• Indy relaxes Sunday alcohol rules for Super Bowl
• NorthWood bands Backyard BBQ tonight
• Two incumbents, one newcomer seek Elkhart County Council posts
• Top assistant to vie for Elkhart County treasurers post
• Update Candidate filings
• Update Missing 10-year-old returns home safely
• Activities being added for teens at Goshens First Fridays
• Two-acre donation could benefit Pumpkinvine, Krider Gardens users
• Three Elkhart County teams to compete at MATHCOUNTS contest
• Elkhart Area Career Center open house is Sunday
• Daniels in Goshen Friday
• Peoples Forum Neese fundraiser at winery is Sunday
• Foutz wont run for Elkhart County commissioner spot after all
• GC raising money for employee
• Indiana House approves right-to-work bill
• In GOP response, Daniels blames Obama for economy
• LaCasa project gets Moores endorsement
• Middlebury schools join education alliance
• Goshen solar panels get OK from split zoning board
• What will Gov. Daniels say in response to Obama?
• Central and Memorial high schools showcase programs tonight
• Third House meetings Saturday in Elkhart, Goshen
• Film fans paying top dollar to watch older movies
• Goshen schools first to join County Education Alliance
• Goshen superintendent to retire in June
• Eighth-grader wins geography bee
• Jan. 31 deadline for Optimist contest
• Red Ribbon poster winners announced
• Bethany speech team in tournament
• North Side Middle School 2nd grading period honor roll
• Area public libraries News and events - Jan 24, 2012
• Clinton Christian 2nd quarter honor roll
• Jimtown High Schools first semester honor roll
• LaCasa apartments will undergo committee review
• Volunteers gather to cut and can turkey at the MCC mobile canner
• Local church supplies teachers, nursing home residents
• Goshen PD will drop form ruled rights violation
• Shipshewana waterparks overdue taxes causing headaches for officials
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• Fire destroys business on South Main Street
• Unions and lawmakers spar over right-to-work at forum
• New Elkhart County firm plans to process wood waste
• Beck, Daly beginning kindergarten readiness programs
• Volunteer builder's tools and truck stolen
• Local girl repeats as science fair champion
• Wesco to seek re-election to Indiana House
• Governmetn at a Glance Bristol Town Council
• Edwardsburg public invited to recognize school board
• Its a family effort at Elkhart science fair
• Girl Scout cookies now for sale
• Author to speak at Goshen Public Library
• Man's Purple Heart among items taken in burglary
• Quilt makers go to Bristol for Quilt Study Day
• Agency accepting nominations for service awards
• Snoop Dogg returns to South Bend Feb. 1
• Improvement ideas presented for Goshens Ninth Street corridor
• Multi-vehicle car crash on C.R. 17
• Greyhound stops service in Elkhart relocation to toll plaza possible
• Edwardsburg public invited to recognize school board
• Volunteer training for Ronald McDonald House this Saturday
• Parks department cancels snowman building contest
• 2nd District hopeful Walorski People #8220frustrated#8221 with D.C.
• Elkhart boy trying to collect 500 pairs of shoes for charity
• Mullen gets Democratic groups support
• Government at a glance Bristol Town Council
• Snow likely today and Friday
• U.S. law offers few options to would-be immigrants
• IUSB spring enrollment decreases
• Local students to perform in Junior All State Band
• Mad Anthonys on the market
• Goshen schools and city discuss projects
• Government at a Glance Nappanee City Council
• Elkhart General Hospital Auxiliary names new president
• Prosecutor wants more info about Elkhart prostitution arrests
• Clubs and organizations
• Wavy Lusher Avenue will be fixed in spring
• Walorski to address chamber womens group
• Bristol Public Library hosting pie-making contest Monday
• State proposal would crack down further on synthetic drugs
• New Horizon leader ready to move forward
• Wanted Church to take over Goshen building, food pantry
• Government at a glance Concord School Board Meeting
• Kings words echo at Elkhart County NAACP program
• Horizon Project calls for college, career culture and more early education
• King's words echo at Elkhart County NAACP observance
• Business scholarship applications available
• Area public libraries News and events Jan 16, 2012
• Government at a Glance Middlebury Town Council
• West Side Middle Schools 2nd grading period honor roll
• Jimtown Jr. Highs 2nd grading period honor roll
• Grossnickle Eye Center donates to shelters
• Notre Dame MLK series features Gooden, Ismail and Oliver, among others
• Local IAAP chapter meeting Thursday
• Energy assistance program funded through 2012
• Gas prices rise in South Bend area
• MishawakaRelay for Life kickoff is Wednesday evening
• Neese bill would exempt RV sales tax for out-of-state buyers
• Firefighters battled a house fire near Middlebury Sunday night
• Goshen College's MLK candlelight vigil Photos
• Horizon Education Initiative faces tea party opposition
• Jerlecki fails to win Miss America crown
• LaCasa wants to contribute to Elkhart neighborhood
• Lots of people enjoyed snowy activities Saturday
• Dog rescued from pond west of Middlebury
• GOSHENTurkey canning starts Monday
• Jerlecki tries for Miss America crown
• Lehman plans to run against Yoder for Indiana Senate seat
• Most schools, government offices closed Monday
• YEA! holds information sessions for interested students
• Accident on South Main knocks over power pole
• More snow coming to Elkhart County area today
• Street, parks crews ready for winter blast to hit Elkhart County
• Globetrotters to kick off 2012 World Tour in South Bend
• Ivy Tech holding MLK Day food drive
• Local shoppers look for best deals online or elsewhere, sales tax or no
• Update Candidate filings
• Property taxes fall short for school budgets
• Boval joins Middlebury school board
• Legislative forum series to begin Saturday
• Jerlecki opens at Miss America pageant
• Fair starts planning process for long-term expansion
• Winter making a comeback tonight
• Time of Bethany Christian High Schools Glee concert changed
• United Way reports 1.9 million for 2011 campaign
• Elkhart council elects officers
• Elkhart County investigator warns of new drug, bath salts
• Styx joins 2012 Elkhart County 4-H Fair concert list
• Former Arizona sheriff The feds are not our king
• Snow expected Thursday and Friday
• Physics teacher gives lecture on his heart surgery and students
• BMV cautions Hoosiers about alternate websites
• Foutz to speak on No Child Left Behind
• Meeting set to assist small businesses seeking loans
• Elkhart has far fewer shoveling exemptions still not issuing citations
• Goshens millrace north end focus of commission meeting
• Clubs Organizations News from Elkhart County service clubs and fraternal organizations
• More time needed before decision on Cornerstone study
• Borden donates 19,502 to Goshen cancer research
• Watch Gov. Daniels State of the State address online at 7 p.m.
• Teens will face deer-related charges
• Lucid wants out of city lease
• Government-at-a-Glance Goshen school board
• Horizon Project to unveil plan to transform education Monday
• Bethany Christian Schools quarter 2 honor roll
• Point of view Birth control choices should be left up to those who need them
• Area public libraries News and events - Jan 10, 2011
• Landlords are fed up with house strippers
• Elkhart sheriffs officials to enforce traffic norms at schools
• Bethany students look into forensics, music and more Video
• Fund established to help Elkhart family
• Lake-effect snow likely Thursday and Friday
• County Councilman decides not to run for reelection
• Center opening in Elkhart to help autistic children learn
• Councilman Sharkey not running for reelection
• Bristol Town Council at a glance
• Locals see statewide smoking ban as a complicated issue
• Mattern duo wins chili cook-off competition
• LaCasa request wont come before Elkhart council until Jan. 23
• Nice night for a First Friday, but not as much for ice carving slideshow
• Former ISP lieutenant won't get work release
• No serious injuries in three-car crash in downtown Elkhart
• Elkhart County will get juvenile detention alternative
• GOP to fill vacancy on Harrison Township Board
• Former lawman will speak at event sponsored by Elkhart County sheriff
• No love lost as 2nd District hopeful turns from Democrats
• Paez family overwhelmed by letters of support
• Already thinking of spring at Wellfield Botanic Gardens
• The courts Activity Thursday at Elkhart Circuit Court
• Household waste collection set for Saturday
• Middlebury Town Council
• Dry Branch Fire Squad opens LVD's Concert Hall season
• Sledding at Ox Bow County Park
• Appeals court rules against local men in two cases
• Expanded VA health clinic planned in South Bend
• Clubs and organizations News from service clubs and social organizations
• Goshen council debates allowing golf carts on city streets
• LoveWay, Inc. requests volunteers
• Investigation of do-not-call violations under way
• Campaign Corner Tim Neese supports Right to Work legislation
• LaCasa's plan for homeless housing in Elkhart hits resistance
• Beware of construction barriers Several road projects loom in Elkhart County
• Elkhart homeless housing proposal gets thumbs down
• Congressional candidate Straw switches to Green Party
• Ice carvers will be out in force at Fire and Ice Festival
• Winners named in Elkhart Housing Authority poster contest
• Area public libraries - Jan. 3
• Emily Duchon Go get your own stuff dont take mine
• Sledding a popular way to enjoy the new-fallen snow
• Elkhart family from Colombia faces uncertain future
• Downtown store sells jewelry to help exploited women
• Ox Bow ChillFest highlights winter activities
• Heavy snow, gusting winds headed to Elkhart County
• 13-month-old girl dies in Elkhart, autopsy slated
• Forecast calls for heavy snow and cold temperatures
• Elkhart resident's habit goes up in smoke
• Ice Park open later for New Years Eve
• Basketball tournament Jan. 8 to benefit police officers daughter
• Teen hurt in C.R. 16 crash upgraded to good condition
• Street Talk Extra Looking forward to a better 2012
• Goshens Christmas tree pickup begins Jan. 3
• Bristol food pantry receives donation
• Government-at-a-Glance Goshen Board of Works
• Heavy snow predicted for Sunday and Monday
• Two WNIT shows start 11th seasons
• Central grad working on film about handcuffed travels
• Child care home remodeling into a gingerbread house
• Slain Goshen professors family missing answers as crime goes unsolved
• Auditions to be held for #8220The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee#8221
• Bristol fisherman suffers hypothermia in Steuben County lake
• Library renovations could affect patrons
• Elkhartan named airman of the year
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• Surfers hit Simonton Lake for a chilly ride video
• Restaurants struggle to stay open for New Years Eve
• State Sen. Carlin Yoder serving on U.S. Rep. Stutzmans staff
• Michigan fourth-graders can get free ski tickets
• Nappanee officials to be sworn into office
• Elkhart County gets family court grant
• Former school on Elkharts Middlebury Street could become apartments
• Eight Elkhart County posts up for grabs next year
• Annual bird count tracks Elkhart bird populations
• Ice sculptures adorn downtown Shipshewana video
• Passenger in Goshen car-train crash in stable condition
• Lantz, Riegsecker honored for service
• Clubs Organizations Whats happening at local service clubs and fraternal organizations
• Elkhart County leaders mull limit on controversial stormwater fee
• Fire victims daughter devastated, trying to pick up the pieces
• Nappanee Boy Scout hosting blood drive Saturday
• Snow not likely to last for long
• A look back at the careers of four retirees
• Concord students give gift of warmth to CAPS program
• Day-after-Christmas customer flow mixed at local stores
• Goshens Jerlecki relaxes before Miss America pageant trip
• Tipton Street Center to get makeover in April
• Two Elkhart Central students win IU Wells Scholarship
• Awaiting the infant savior at the Notre Dame creche
• Students and volunteers send Christmas cards to service members
• Elkhart family receives overwhelming response in effort to save puppy
• 40 attend prayer vigil on Elkharts Civic Plaza
• Seniors reminisce and celebrate the season
• Restaurants changing hours for the holidays
• Red Cross collecting for displaced Goshen family
• Businesses donate to Goshen Boys Girls Club
• Elkhart Christian Academy donates more than 1,000 cans to Faith Mission
• Varied Christmas messages, crowds expected at Elkhart area churches
• What does Santa want?
• Looking for winter break activities?
• 2011 Salvation Army kettle campaign nears the end
• No Four Star Schools in Elkhart County
• Tipton Street Center to get makeover in April
• Firefighters battling house fire north of Goshen
• Pre-schoolers go caroling at Green Leaf Video
• Bringing the Christmas spirit to the Lerner
• Grandparents kicked out of UP Mall over photo
• Government-at-a-glance Concord School Board Meeting
• Judge throws out Indiana secretary of state election
• Democratic 2nd District hopeful blasts House
• Upcoming closings, scheduled delays
• Free showing of 'Prancer' and a visit from Santa, Mrs. Claus at the Lerner
• Milford factory closing will put about 70 out of work
• New leaders named for Elkhart General, Memorial hospitals
• Community activist Mary Elizabeth Walker dies
• Community and students participate in cycle of giving
• Tolson Center holds third annual gift distribution
• Man who invented glucose meter in Elkhart dies
• Indiana officials seek 150,000 fine against VIM
• Weekend weather Keep dreaming of a white Christmas
• Elkhart Countys 150th Habitat home is pretty special
• Before you leave call for travel conditions
• Osceola business owners can't do fourth food donation
• Raw milk Good, bad, target of a conspiracy?
• Christmas Eve prayer vigil a reminder of true meaning
• Goshen board delays solar panel decision
• Lerner Theatre will show #8220Prancer#8221 for free
• Middlebury clerk-treasurer Nusbaum finishes her service
• Shopping becomes ministry for Goshen girl
• Food pantry receives 10,000 grant from Bayer
• Elkhart County convenience store earns back its food license
• Elkhart street vacation upsets Burrell Drive neighbors
• Goshen fifth-grader wins in College Go! contest
• Two Goshen teams competed in state robotics contest
• Bethany hosts speech tournament
• Area Public Libraries Dec. 20, 2011
• Elkhart County sets fee to reprint tax bills
• Goshen neighborhood work contract awarded
• Ruthmere open later for holiday tours
• Community donates for hungry kids
• Don Queener, popular speech teacher leaves legacy at Concord
• Goshen family lights up their home to spread Christmas cheer
• Goshen man wants solar panels at his garden site
• Elkhart County Council districts will change slightly
• Two hurt in car-buggy crash
• Student hair show helps raise funds
• Stickel, Neese honored by Pachyderms
• Winter break closings
• Locals talk about dad, stepmom getting fit on 'Biggest Loser'
• Elkhart County sheriff intervenes against feds in raw milk case
• Santa visits Elkhart kindergartners
• Road millage on Cass County ballot
• Share your holiday decorations with The Truth
• Elkhart Church helps 41 local familes in need for Christmas
• Elkhart police detain suspects in robbery
• Visiting Russian group ends Elkhart visit
• Hauflaire leaving Goshen after nearly 23 years
• Ice sculptors get down to business at Middlebury Third Friday
• Lt. Governor visits the studio of two Elkhart artisans
• NorthWood HSs Christmas concerts tonight
• Campaign Corner Tim Neese wants safety laws to keep up with mopeds
• Holiday event entertains kids, helps community
• Mullen gets endorsement in House race
• Middlebury couple will compete on NBC's 'Biggest Loser'
• Memorial choir to perform with South Bend Symphony Orchestra
• Friend of Kings to speak at Martin Luther King Jr. luncheon
• Indiana House Speaker Lawmakers may seek smoking ban
• Elkhart River close to minor flood stage
• Church program gets unexpected Christmas gift
• Juvie services providers to legislators Restore control to us
• Country artist Josh Turner coming to 2012 Elkhart County 4-H Fair
• Blown transformer leaves parts of western Goshen without power
• Do you know who stole 77 catalytic converters from local businesses?
• Let The Elkhart Truth know where to find Christmas decorations
• Nappanee fifth-graders help Feed The Children video
• Local politician talks health care, labor issues with League of Women Voters
• CAPS to expand program, add Goshen office
• Strange deer shot in Michigan, headed to Georgia
• Government-at-a-Glance Elkhart school board
• United Way receives highest donation from Keystone
• High school students collect 12 tons of food
• No development proposals for old foundry property
• West Virginia developer interested in Cornerstone
• State report shows work of Elkhart County courts
• Northridge eighth-graders raise more than 7,000 for Riley hospital
• Goshen commission warms to combining tax districts
• Search for new Elkhart superintendent underway
• Caring, sharing and ice carving at Middlebury Third Friday
• Issues emerge in likely Elkhart County Board of Commissioners race
• Rep. Stutzman returns from Afghanistan
• Realtors group will host charity auction
• Critics of Elkhart County wood recycler honored for efforts
• Goshen man bags odd-looking deer
• Schools preparing for high-stakes reading test
• Government-at-a-Glance Goshen school board
• Water rising again in Goshen Millrace Canal
• Elkhart County wood grinder suing county zoning officials
• Demolition of Bayer Building 1 to start soon
• Goshen car dealer gets national recognition
• Senate hopeful Donnelly touts payroll tax cut extension
• Nappanee gets 1.1 million in housing funds
• U.S. Rep. Stutzman sponsoring forum in Elkhart
• GoshenBethany debateteam wins awards
• Concord High School's second trimester honor roll
• Granger Community celebrates first service at new Elkhart location
• CANI moving, offers business class
• Little Cherubs Preschool looking for new space
• Foundry proposals to be opened Tuesday
• Share your holiday displays with The Truth
• Fair raising money, developing plans for new land
• Elkhart County adopts new tax break policy
• Soup of Success holds their last gift basket open house
• Elkhart mayor, council, others sworn in
• K of C, volunteers feed 600 families
• Zoning, spending rank among the possible issues in Elkhart County race
• Goshen EACC student builds piece to help at local manufacturer
• State trooper, K-9 partner receive excellence award
• State trooper, K-9 partner get excellence award
• Recap of chicken pox chat
• Major road upgrades in Nappanee finally done
• Cummins grant helps continues LaBour site transformation
• Christmas party at Guidance Ministries
• Meal this Sunday to benefit James Miller family
• Woman donates fourth bunch of hair to Locks of Love video
• Are you ready for winter?
• Foutz mulls bid for spot on Elkhart County Board of Commissioners
• Free performance by the Jubilee Ringers of Elkhart County
• Local tree will welcome troops home
• Child abuse, neglect focus of local forum
• Mayor Dick Moore holds annual food drive to help replenish local food banks
• Thor plant evacuated for CO
• Former Nappanee man leaves bequest to Nappanee library and NorthWood High School
• Elkhart Salvation Army sees growing need
• Elkhart County may not need rainy day funds, after all
• Live chat on chicken pox at noon Friday
• High carbon monoxide levels found at Thor Motor Coach
• Middlebury Library Board meeting moved to Dec. 15
• Anonymous couple gives 300,000 to local charities
• The Goodbye Tour cancelled at the Morris
• South Shore officials mull rail realignment in South Bend
• Potawatomi panda passes
• Tolson collecting gifts for kids
• Kenny Scarberry, 'Unofficial mayor of Dunlap,' will be missed
• Group discusses future of Elkhart County farming
• Bequest keeps Bethany chess club moving
• Symphonys Holiday Memories concert is Dec. 18
• Payment of civil penalty ends Elkharts CSO dispute
• Elkhart ice park opens Thursday night
• Clubs Organizations News from local service clubs and fraternal organizations
• South Bend media groups TV spots seen nationwide
• Middlebury has new case of chicken pox
• Toll road employees remember deceased coworker photos
• Goshen City Council mulls bonus for employees
• Elkhart neighborhood removed from flood plain
• Pearl Harbor still vivid for Elkhart woman who lost brother in attack video
• League legislative luncheon is Dec. 14
• Elkhart County Sheriffs Department earns accreditation
• Sheriffs department concentrating on S.R. 19 north area
• Cows head in box left near homes porch in St. Joe County, Mich.
• LaCasa hosts open house
• Indiana finds extra 300 million thanks to accounting error
• Educating teens about sex and protection is only part of the equation
• Elkhart City Council passes stormwater protections
• Bethany concert Friday
• Government-at-a-Glance Middlebury Town Council
• Area public libraries News and events
• Concord Jr. High Schools first quarter honor roll
• INDOT official to visit deadly S.R. 19 section in Elkhart County
• Nu-Wood shootings remembered a decade later
• Wa-Nee receives energy stewardship award
• GC students showed electronic projects Monday
• Elkhart restaurant serves up musical entertainment
• Estate donation to help fund scholarships for NorthWood seniors
• IM to drawdown Upper St. Joe
• VFW donates bingo party proceeds to three charities
• Dollar General a step closer to moving in Elkhart
• Workers begin Miles mural installation at Lerner
• Dining A La King Its not the same old, same old in downtown Goshen
• Bird advocates Keep Elkhart geese safe, properly dispose old fishing line
• Interurban Trolley sponsors food drive
• Niles Hanted House Scream Parks raises 82,400
• Elkhart Woodlawn Neighborhood Association to elect officers
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• Elkhart County museum to hold Pearl Harbor program
• Parents say research, personal experiences speak to concerns about vaccinations
• WinterFest parade brings holiday fun to downtown Elkhart photos
• Health department officials, doctors assure parents of vaccine's safety
• The pros and cons of vaccinations
• Police arrest man in Goshen for rural slashing incident
• Penn custodian charged with voyeurism
• Breakfast with Santa celebrates 20th anniversary video
• LaCasa, Oaklawn apartments nearly done
• Health care safety net expands in Elkhart for working poor
• Holiday theme brings people out for First Friday
• South Shore rail line to be discussed at Elkhart chamber reception
• Middlebury students to do school work from home
• Middlebury parents express displeasure with chicken pox response
• Neese plans series of town meetings in Elkhart
• Straw challenges Mullen to debate in Indiana House race
• Russian delegation coming to Elkhart Dec. 9
• Eat breakfast with Santa, support a good cause
• Goshen chamber reflects on year, honors local businesses
• VIM's varied cases wind their way through Elkhart County, federal court
• Frustrated parents plan to attend health board meeting
• WinterFest parade draws entries for holiday movie theme
• Elkhart man hurt in crash last Thursday remains in critical condition
• First Fridays will bring holiday spirit to Goshen's downtown
• Early winter storm challenged road, utility crews
• Middlebury schools dealing with chicken pox outbreak
• Riegsecker mulls bid for post as Elkhart County commissioner
• Dog helping sniff out bedbugs in Elkhart highrises
• Eight medical errors reported at three area hospitals
• Vehicles slide into ditches, power goes off as snow blankets region
• United Way sponsoring reading programs in Elkhart, Goshen schools
• Susanna's Kitchen collecting coats for those in need video
• Snow brings down power lines, makes driving hazardous
• Michigan snowplows will move slower
• Premier Arts: A Christmas Carol
• Kiwanis Knowledge is Dynamite program honors fourth-graders
• Kiwanis Knowledge is Dynamite program honors area students
• Government-at-a-Glance Goshen school board
• Moore sets inauguration for Dec. 10
• 4-H Shooting Sports Club sign-up Dec. 3
• Local team places in national Horse Bowl contest
• Bethany Christian debate team earned several awards Nov. 19
• Elkhart County 4-H members visit Amish Acres
• Area public libraries News and events
• Goshen Board of Works approves altering LaCasas loan repayment
• Goshen police officer promoted to detective
• Goshen-based Everence further explains rate hike
• Tea to raise money for Church Community Services
• Rain, snow and possible flooding on the way
• Elkhart moves to call-in brush pickup Dec. 5
• Local nonprofit sends equipment for disabled children in Kyrgyzstan.
• Municipal bankruptcy bill likely dead in 2012
• Monetary donations unexpected but helpful
• After rush, shopping small
• School takeovers create headaches for parents
• Family spends first holiday season in new home
• Local foods flow into CCS
• Residents continue push for county burn ban, but officials reluctant without zoning changes
• Shoppers, retailers survive another Black Friday
• Hershberger family thankful for drug trial
• Elkhart Emergency Management Department members commended
• Man breaks arm after falling out of car
• Lintons hosts Santas Pantry Saturdays in December
• Edwardsburg Lions Club begins Christmas tree sale
• Passenger dies in yesterdays car crash
• Three year-old dies at Riley hospital
• Guests enjoy fine dining at Salvation Armys Thanksgiving meal
• Encouraging figures help local woman pass on care through a candy store
• EGH donates hospital beds to Career Center class
• Elkhart County Historical Museum has Christmas-themed kids activity day
• Boil water order lifted for Middlebury
• Hospital unable to say if child still patient at Rileys
• Around 2,000 run or walk to charity Thanksgiving morning
• Shoppers camp out for black Friday deals
• Goshen College professor opens doors to students on Thanksgiving
• Tell us how Black Friday goes
• Goshen trash pickup pushed back
• 19 kids later, its the Bleas who are thankful
• Boy arrested in connection with Elkhart batteries will remain in custody
• Memorial's board approves affiliation with EGH
• 4H club donates food to Guidance Ministries
• Job and money woes don't mean there's nothing to be thankful for video
• Government-at-a-Glance Elkhart school board
• Black Friday starts earlier this year
• U.S. Rep. Stutzman says debt supercommittee was bound to fail
• Church holds advent lessons and carols service
• Donors to United Way of Elkhart County win prizes
• Elkhart police need donations for Christmas party for children
• School board appoints Rasler Northridge principal, accepts board members resignation
• Elkhart General Hospital votes to affiliate with Memorial of South Bend
• GC's Rec-Fitness Center to have sun-heated showers
• Middlebury Men's Club delivers hundreds of baskets to seniors
• Elkhart will again participate in fuel insurance program
• Trash removal company begins development plans for former American Countryside site
• Elk auction raises 300,000 for CAPS
• Government-at-a-Glance Middlebury Town Council
• Area public libraries News and events
• Harrison College accepting applications for scholarships
• Government-at-a-Glance Concord School Board
• Donnelly responds to supercommittees failure
• Goshen's biggest-ever project works as planned video
• Goshen could reorganize tax districts
• In Goshen campaign stop, Pence pledges to build on Daniels success
• Elkhart hospital officials expected to vote on affiliation proposal
• South Bend gas prices dip 12.7 cents to 3.27 a gallon
• Noise and delays Contending with trains in Elkhart County
• Donnellys office hosting foreclosure assistance workshop Monday
• Property owners urged to file new deductions ASAP
• Middlebury plants a prairie on Warren Street
• Christmas assistance is available at Guidance Ministries
• Friends and family honor memory of Elkhart woman
• Elkharts Lusher Avenue will be fully open soon
• Elks sold at auction, raise money for CAPS
• Elkhart police asking for more fuel money
• Government at a glance Bristol Town Council
• Middlebury Elementary raising funds for playground, Miller family
• Bristol council reconsiders disciplinary action
• Concord potters marathon team prepares for all-night fundraiser
• Injured Elkhart child taken to Riley Hospital in Indianapolis
• Council on Aging expanding food program to Goshen, Nappanee
• WNIT-TV to air state band performances Thanksgiving Day
• QR codes come to The Elkhart Truth
• Box City comes back to Elkhart Civic Plaza today
• Protesters celebrate OWS two-month anniversary
• Holiday bazaar list updated
• Memorials production of Leaving Iowa! opens tonight
• South Bend Symphony Orchestra gets grant to help YWCA
• Etch-A-Sketch Goshen calendar raises funds for adoption
• Harrison College offering degree in business management
• First Steps program open to kids with developmental delays
• ArtWalk draws visitors to downtown Elkhart
• Voice Ministries to resume free hot lunch program in Elkhart video
• Elkhart superintendent critiques state voucher program
• 93 Elkhart County studentsin private schools with vouchers
• Roller coaster weather will continue in short-term
• NAACP honors local women
• Government-at-a-Glance Goshen school board
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• Retailers hope ArtWalk sparks holiday sales
• Next stop for Touchdown Jesus moth Regis Philbin?
• Proposed Elkhart sewer ordinances will simplify things
• Goshen council grants tax breaks for biz expansions
• Nonprofit giving away defibrillators at Elkhart General Hospital
• Sewage spill cleaned up near Union, Mich.
• Local charity events
• Group collecting toys, other items for Elkhart families
• Scouts aid flag disposal
• Bethany environmental science students test Elkhart River quality
• Two Goshen teams headed to state robotics competition
• Area public libraries
• Goshen HS hosting presentations geared to Hispanic students
• Food, clothing drive in honor of Jessica Starr will benefit womens shelter
• WOW doesnt receive playground grant
• Goshen Street Department move marks end of era
• Business growth tax breaks focus of Goshen council
• Local Salvation Army groups readying big meals, other holiday outreach efforts
• Elkhart County Pachyderm Club meets Wednesday
• Neese fundraiser is Thursday
• Elkharts LIFE Alternative School Honor Roll
• Penn finishes second in state spell bowl
• Middleburys Third Friday focuses on Hometown Holiday Shopping
• Goshens Kolbus takes crown
• From DEI to DIY Steve Gruber restoring historic downtown house for apartment living video
• Elkhart General lauded for heart care, joint replacement
• Electric cars edging onto Elkhart County roads video
• Elkhart hospital officials are considering affiliation foes criticism
• Echo Taps brings bugle call to downtown Elkhart on Veterans Day video
• Men injured in fertilizer explosion south of Goshen out of hospital
• Area teachers earn 11,000 in grants
• ElkhartMother-daughter book signing at mall
• Elkhart Central principal taped to a wall for child abuse awareness
• 'Dennis the Menace' donates kidney to his 'Mr. Wilson'
• Snow falls Thursday afternoon in Elkhart
• Gaska Tape owner donates 40,000 to local organizations
• It's 111111 today What does it mean?
• Shipshewana prepares for Light Parade, holiday shopping
• Contestants will compete for Miss Elkhart County
• WWII vet recalls war and post-war memories
• New Jersey Gov. Christie speaking at Notre Dame
• Elkhart police nab suspected burglar
• Elkhart violence prompts prayer vigil and march
• Campaign corner Moore fundraiser is Thursday
• Salvation Army to begin accepting applications for Christmas assistance
• Butch Nine memorial is Thursday
• Campaign corner NAACP candidates night is tonight
• Mayor hopefuls talk budget, services in Goshen
• Goshen council candidates talk finances, services
• Area public libraries News and events
• Campaign Corner Republicans endorse Kauffman
• Local gasoline prices going back up
• Memorial student earns use of special cello
• Bethany Christian awarded membership in forensic league
• 4-H hosting scholarship workshop Thursday
• Order of the Elks has scholarship applications
• Michigan state rep speaking to Edwardsburg Intermediate students
• City Hall employees recount ghost experiences
• Some Huffman claims dont check out
• Mayoral candidates differ on what will bring jobs to Elkhart
• Downtown, neighborhoods, economic development linked
• Runners Dress Up The Hilly Half
• Two judges with local roots honored for their work
• Official Elkhart is safe, but take normal precautions
• Echo Taps returns to Elkhart
• Observers EGH-Memorial hospital affiliation plan not unusual, a good business strategy
• Memorial student cleans vets' headstones for Scout project
• Elkhart school board wraps up community focus groups on new superintendent
• Concord's energy carries it to state marching band championship video
• Victims of Indiana van crash to be buried in Ecuador
• Crash victim upgraded to fair
• Concord wins state marching band title Goshen places fifth, Fairfield ninth
• 13 arrested at party that was reported as a possible burglary in Goshen
• Goshens Week of Compassion starts Sunday
• ISP troopers promoted to corporal
• Goshen mayoral candidates clash on public safety in competing press conferences.
• 20-year-old Middlebury man charged with child molest
• Paul Womack named Elkhart's Firefighter of the Year
• MishawakaShots fired at University Park mall
• Three local bands seeking victory at today's state finals
• Toll road section around Bristol has deadly history 28 dead since 2005
• BCHS hosting Jazz Festival today
• Nappanee police probing downtown burglaries
• Goshen Music Boosters holding annual fruit sale
• Marching bands gearing up for state finals contest Saturday
• Excitement in short supply at U.S. 20 project hearing
• Forum focuses on S.R. 19 safety in Simonton Lake area
• Seven killed in toll road crash near Bristol
• Elkhart's Oakland Avenue is open for traffic
• Children can explore careers at PNC Bank event Saturday
• Elcona Country Club holds donation drives
• EACC students competing in engine competition
• Elkhart young professionals group works to bridge political gap
• ISP says Jamaican sweepstakes scam is active
• Old Orchard Golf Course attracts 399,000 bid
• Elkhart students keep the food safe in robotics competition video
• Taylor convicted again of Gwen Hunt murder
• LaCasa cuts ribbon on renovated offices inside Roosevelt Center
• Two hurt in Elkhart shooting 19-year-old arrested
• Trick or treating, other activities available for Halloween
• UPDATE Elkhart police make arrest in Wednesday afternoon shooting video
• Notre Dame sets up Declan Sullivan scholarship
• Elkhart mayoral candidates talk about budget priorities
• Old Orchard is on the online auction block today
• Upcoming charity events
• Retired professors teaching James Millers GC courses through semester
• Goshen Community Schools to begin building employee medical center
• Social Security employees holding information picket Thursday in Elkhart
• Elkhart council candidates talk budget, priorities
• Campaign corner Moore picks up AFSCME endorsement
• C.R. 36 railroad crossing closed this week
• Mateer Rempel files late finance report
• Average local gas price dips 10.7 cents to 3.33 per gallon
• Elkhart County accident leads to power outage
• Town hall meeting slated on dangerous S.R. 19 section
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• Bethany Christian Schools First Quarter Honor Roll
• Jimtown Junior Highs 1st quarter honor roll
• Area library information
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• Council hopefuls weigh in on Goshen transportation issues
• Firefighters talk to Boys Girls Club members about their line of work
• Budget for Monday, Oct. 24
• Girls organize walk to help people in Asia
• Despite incidents, Goshen officials say city is safe
• Bristol pantry will help residents with Christmas
• Bristol police, ISP seize marijuana
• A step back in time
• Police probe fatal Elkhart shooting
• Campaign Corner Henke will have campaign event instead of debate
• Child hurt in incident Sunday afternoon
• West Boulevard at Rainbow Bend to close Tuesday
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• One dies after Elkhart shooting
• A wider U.S. 20 means progress? Hold on, say some neighbors
• Concord, Goshen and Fairfield marching bands named state finalists
• Father of fallen soldier celebrates announcement of Iraq war's end
• Concord, Goshen and Fairfield bands state finalists
• New name, expanded facilites at Goshen's Greencroft
• Teachers sue 3 Ind. school districts
• Carolina Chocolate Drops come to Elkhart
• Campaign finance reports filed
• Michiana has great reasons to be a football fan this weekend
• Campaign Corner Ashe having events with council candidates
• Police catch suspected killer of Goshen Inn owner
• Unemployment holds in Elkhart, rises in Goshen and in county
• Bike event tries to raise money for cancer patient
• WAKARUSABarbecue to fund repair of ballpark
• IUSB students celebrate Make a Difference Michiana Day
• S.R. 13 section near Millersburg to be closed for work
• Yarn bomb group plans attack on Goshens Art Alley
• Paul Dunton Quintet comes to Lerner
• Local musician presents concert dedicated to Midwest
• Body found at former Goshen hotel
• Police investigating crash that killed two north of Goshen
• Deportations worry some, but numbers don't suggest a local crackdown on undocumented immigrants
• NAACP reps share what they want in new Elkhart superintendent
• #8220Still Dancing#8221 event to raise money for Samaritan Center
• Five Medals puts on third annual reenactment
• Quilt Gardens announced for 2012
• Body found today at former hotel in Goshen
• Weather holds up completion of Oakland in Elkhart
• World foods available at Elkhart's Tolson Center
• Colombian peace activist speaking in Elkhart, Goshen
• Campaign corner Goshen Dems plan chili fundraiser
• Entrepreneur, movie producer, former Elkhartan dies in California
• Bristol Town Council at a glance
• Car rolls over near Wakarusa in accident blamed on tires
• Elkhart County Health Department offering flu shots
• Concord, Goshen, Northridge, Fairfield bands compete for spot at state finals Saturday
• Oktoberfest flavors Middleburys next Third Fridays event
• Enrollment slightly down overall in county public schools
• Democrat U.S. House challenger Mullen outraises Walorski in third quarter
• South Central Elkhart residents to gather for visioning meeting
• State Reps. Neese, Wesco hosting public events next week
• Weather delays Oakland Avenue underpass completion
• Elkhart council hopeful Davis will explore issues outside of meetings
• Mayoral candidates from Elkhart, Goshen to appear at 'Rock the Vote' lunch
• Moore spaghetti supper tonight at K of C
• Goshen council candidate forum is tonight
• Elkhart council shrinks area where bikes off limits on sidewalks
• Turkey Stampede
• Butch Morgan, 2nd District Democrat chairman, quits after petitions questioned
• Hearing slated on U.S. 20 project
• Goshen budget passes as proposed, though politics play a role
• Grove to be closed for two weeks beginning Thursday
• A few details remain on the U.S. 33 project
• Rainbo Lanes fetches 305,000 if a court OKs the deal
• ICE deports record number of immigrants in last 12 months
• Moore decides to set the record straight at council meeting
• Nearly 900 gather for James Miller memorial service
• Group discussed how to further early childhood education in Elkhart County
• Government-at-a-Glance Concord school board
• Moore begins artist recognition program for local schools
• Government at a glance Middlebury Town Council
• Government at a glance Goshen Board of Public Works and Safety
• Harrison and Main, Prairie Street crossing open
• Three teens become Goshen's newest Eagle Scouts
• NorthWood High School
• Area Public Libraries News and events at your local library branch
• Bayer demolition could begin in December
• Construction on dog park begins this week
• Youth invited to 4-H science night
• Cass Co. residents can join CSI Academy
• American Legion hails Middlebury students work on mural tribute
• Mini-golf fundraiser aids Middlebury library and parks
• Middlebury American Legion Post throws party for 90th anniversary
• Federal budget crunch forcing changes to heating assistance programs
• Railroad museum starts renovating steam engine, childrens train
• Neese joins push to improve S.R. 19 safety near Simonton Lake
• Beanbags, chili draw crowd downtown for Oktoberfest on windy afternoon
• 120 take part in third annual Maple City Walk Saturday
• Four local marching bands move on to semistate
• Nappanee holding food drive Tuesday
• Elkharts Main Street open to Harrison Street
• Ziker taking donations of coats
• Campaign corner Neese plans town hall meetings in Bristol
• Elk Art to be taken down
• EGH reps Affiliation discussion with South Bend not a done deal, but staying independent problematic
• Community leaders begin building vision for new part of Main Street
• Lincoln Highway now official state byway
• Goshen pastors have prayer walk on and around Goshen College campus video
• Headaches, hair loss and chemotherapy a 5-year-old battles brain cancer
• Democrat Donnelly raises 355K in Senate race
• Hoosier Lottery director resigns
• Donations to family of homicide victim can be made at Interra
• Tax breaks could net 331 new Goshen jobs
• Voter turnout expected to be higher in November
• Oakland Avenue will reopen permanently Oct. 21
• Memorial service for Mariah Gibson set
• Exchange program seeking local volunteers
• Parents want marketer, balance of tests and learning in new Elkhart superintendent
• NIPSCO offers help for heating bill hardship this winter
• Nappanee has the largest budget of the county's smaller locales, Bristol taxes each resident the most
• Oktoberfest returns to Elkhart Saturday
• Elkhart man convicted of murder attempt
• All Elkhart County marching bands compete at regionals Saturday
• Can it be? Is the U.S. 33 road project in Dunlap finally complete?
• Hundreds gather in support of Goshen family struck by tragedy
• Cancer fundraiser nets 1,000
• Industrial building in Elkhart damaged by fire
• Law targeting undocumented students may not affect many
• 'Occupy' movement arrives in Elkhart
• New law leaves some undocumented immigrants scrambling as they pursue college education
• Jim Conner retiring as Middlebury superintendent
• Goshen mayoral candidates spark arguments at debate
• Asking price for old Elkhart foundry property 1.5 million
• Homicide suspect is a man in his 20s, clean cut
• Service times tentatively set for Goshen homicide victim
• South Bend gas price rises 7.2 cents to 3.31 per gallon
• Registrations accepted for Christmas adoption program
• A different twist to council elections in Nappanee
• Campaign corner Council should invite discussion, new ideas
• Elkharts fuel insurance fun pays off in 2011
• County commissioners approve new BZA, plan commission member
• Area public libraries
• Youths can join sheriff's department Explorer Post
• Penn spellers win three more invitationals
• Bethany Christian debate team earns honors
• Emily Duchon Bullying gay teens is indefensible
• Beware Cooler temperatures outside may lure stink bugs into your home
• Birdies, bogies and books
• Rug sales in downtown Goshen go to help Pakistan this week
• Elkhart County Extension Homemakers and Purdue University Extension Service host Volunteer Community Sewing Day
• Lehman Lem Beardsley remembered as core of this community
• New state law removes unopposed candidates from election ballot
• Holiday bazaar deadline is Monday
• Open house on Northwest Gateway development to be held Monday
• LoveWay prepares for 17th year of Ride-A-Thon fundraiser
• Warbirds take the skies over Elkhart for fly-in photos
• BMV encourages early license renewal
• Two hurt in rear-end crash on Old U.S. 33
• Boy's survival from August shooting is #8220more than amazing#8221 video
• Pork chops, swing dancing, pumpkins and whoopee pies highlight First Friday
• Awards named for 33rd Elkhart Juried Regional art show
• It's haunting time Halloween events aplenty in Elkhart County
• Grangers sewage to be treated in Elkhart
• Elkharts leaf pickup begins Oct. 17
• Campaign Corner Henke plans to keep asking questions
• Campaign corner Scharf comments on proposed Goshen budget
• Legal advocacy center in Goshen adds staff, services
• Goshen women's home changes hands
• Indiana offering school innovation grants
• Two Bethany students named commended Merit scholars
• Food drop running smoothly at Christ's Commissary in Elkhart video
• Elkharts juried art exhibition opens today
• A great pumpkin for Wakarusa students
• 5-year-old shooting victim continues to recover at home
• Boy caught after bomb threat at Concord Junior High
• Brewton to challenge Neese for District 48 GOP nomination
• Elkhart man gets 50 years in jail for child molestation
• elkhartBeardsley family member dies
• NorthWood raising money for choirs by offering test drives
• Three Concord schools offer free turoring
• Goshen Colleges Homecoming Weekend starts Friday
• First year for Elkhart Boys Girls Club brings lots of students, few volunteers
• Campaign Corner Hannon event is Oct. 20
• Bristol town clean-up is this weekend
• Hundreds of students walk to school for International Walk to School Day
• Update on Oakland underpass, Prairie Street crossing work
• Local woman to speak at breast cancer survivor luncheon
• Lerner Theatre doing well after four months
• Music, brats, pumpkins featured at Goshens First Friday event
• Bashor head joins board of state group
• Pumpkin tree taking shape in Wakarusa
• Fair plans fundraising event Saturday to show off new land
• Code enforcement a hot-button issue with Elkhart council
• Elkhart Countys job growth since March 2010 best in the nation
• Council approves tax breaks for 180 new jobs at two Goshen companies
• Campaign Corner Goshen 5th District candidates meet with neighbor assoication Oct. 11
• Goshen council eyes more budget cuts
• U.S. 33 project completion date delayed again to Nov. 6
• Indiana to investigate fertilizer explosion
• Gas budgets decreasing, despite asking for more this year
• County residents surprised to be facing sudden flood insurance requirement
• Pathogens, warm weather caused fish kill
• Women gather for health expo
• Vote to change Elkhart bike ordinance Oct. 17
• Elkhart council approves money for design of Grace Lawn fix
• Bristol food pantry needs essentials
• Kauffman, Riegsecker speak on servant leadership
• Kauffman, Riegsecker far apart on Goshen issues
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• Government-at-a-Glance Goshen Board of Works
• ECHS king, queen
• Elkhart council approves new tattoo parlor off C.R. 17
• Average gas price in South Bend down to 3.24 per gallon
• NAACP meeting postponed
• Area public libraries
• Elkhart Memorial royalty crowned Friday night
• Indiana State Fair lawsuit crosses into same-sex marriage issue
• Phone scam reported in Middlebury
• New officers joining sheriff's department
• Girl Scouts Bag It Up for Goodwill Donation Drive
• WNIT presents PBS Fall Arts Festival
• Breast cancer survivor credits running, support as aids to recovery
• Local residents walked for good causes Sunday
• Goshen mayoral candidates to speak twice at GC Monday
• Still no answers for family of woman stabbed in her yard
• All county bands earn gold at district contest
• Elkhart man earns Trine Universitys highest honor
• Business leaders call for new superintedent to bring big changes to Elkhart schools
• Elkhart, Goshen and Nappanee students walking to school Wednesday
• Police release names from Friday afternoon crash
• ELKHARTPressure canning workshop slated
• Extensions Homemakers host Craft Day
• CCS plans to create a bigger pantry
• Local CROP walk is Sunday
• Feed the Children to help 800 families at Christ's Commissary
• Old Lucchese's building in Elkhart is razed
• Middlebury woman struck by truck while walking along U.S. 20
• Expert outlines how child abuse can be gone in three generations
• American Heart Association hosts Elkhart County Heart Walk
• Men in heels will walk today to end violence
• Plant and bulb exchange today at DeFries Gardens
• Health department offering flu shots
• Boil order issued for The Willows community
• Two-car crash at C.R. 9 and C.R. 36 sends man to hospital
• Fire south of Wakarusa causes heavy damage to workshop
• Former GC student who lied to police receives 18 months probation
• Mosquitoes still pose West Nile danger
• Lawndale neighborhood added to flood plain
• Not everyone opposes hospital affiliation
• Guidance Ministries mourns death of chef
• Campaign corner Dont shift general fund burden, Herman says
• Campaign corner Mateer Rempel plans Saturday picnic
• Public silent at Elkhart 2012 budget hearing
• NorthWood High School talent show Saturday
• Laura Bush speaking in Warsaw
• Schedule change at Christs Commissary
• Solar Tour will be Saturday
• Guidance Ministries mourns death of chef
• Proposed 2012 Goshen budget barely up, city expected to stay in black
• Kroger issues recall on ground beef sold at its stores
• Elkhart fifth graders family mourns her sudden death
• Hospital affiliation foes take aim at proposal
• Elkhart County Council approves 2012 budget, fears challenges of 2013
• Funds approved for improved VA facilities in South Bend, Fort Wayne
• District marching band competition is Saturday
• Assailants parents found in contempt of court
• Fashion fans unite to fight cancer
• Cockopalooza fundraiser is Saturday at Elcona
• Elkhart County College Fair Monday at GHS
• Edwardsburg alumni gathering is Oct. 7
• Another 100 jobs headed to Goshen at Wieland Designs
• Go north or south for the Truth Color Tour
• Short-term fix, long-term consequences?
• Goshen High Schools parentteacher conferences are Thursday
• Central student a National Achievement Scholarship Program semifinalist
• Indiana Univerisyt-South Bend hosting career mixer Oct. 6.
• Goshen College makes several best college lists
• Local ophthalmologist named Humanitarian Ophthalmologist of the Year
• Elkhart fly-in will feature vintage war birds
• Government at a Glance Elkhart Board of Public Safety
• Beating victim feeling better
• Committee to work on GHS laptop issues and policies
• Hospital board wrestling with affiliation question
• Weak tornado on Nappanees east side today
• Culver to be part of solar tour kick-off tonight
• Births Sept. 18-Sept. 25
• Final vote, public hearing on 2012 county budget coming Wednesday
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• NorthWood tractor restoration project heads to nationals
• Six Elkhart students will perform in state choir
• Girl Scouts donate school supplies to their school
• Penn spell bowl team earns first place
• Foraker FD among grant recipients
• Fashion show to raise funds for United Cancer Services of Elkhart County
• Relief sale brings in nearly 341,000
• Goshen water main flushing happens this week
• Tidmarsh is speaker at league luncheon
• Elkhart schedules cemetery cleanup
• Household waste collection set for Saturday
• New state law could provide St. Joseph River cleanup funding
• Equal representation on new hospital board wouldnt last forever
• The St. Joseph County view Hospital affiliation makes perfect sense
• Elkhart the focus of LA Times piece
• Council reschedules budget hearing for merger forum
• Ivy Tech chancellor to headline NAACP banquet
• Middlebury Walks for a Cure slated for Oct. 2
• Drilling may disrupt traffic in Elkhart
• Goshens hydrant flushing begins Tuesday
• Some doctors favor affiliation, others oppose it and some are still trying to understand whats going on
• Goshen meetings start tonight
• Goshen grabs first in Penn marching band competition
• With Elkhart County lagging on road and bridge upkeep, officials look for gas tax increase
• Finances and futures of Elkhart General and Memorial hospitals compared
• Man arrested after firing gun in Elkhart
• Thousands gather in Goshen for relief effort
• Postal Service planning rallies
• Ox Bow County Park has first Bug Day today
• Five Star receives 5,000 literacy grant
• Nappanee looking for military personnel
• GHS parent-teacher conferences are Thursday
• Local teachers part of EEE workshops
• Vickie L. Null
• Fall is here. Now what?
• Elkhart County Humane Society captures 12-foot-long python
• Affiliation foe blasts hospitals for bowing out of public forum
• The Crossing closing Goshen alternative school campus
• Service will honor Mel Shetlers 40 years at Maple City Chapel
• Bristol festival encourages families to have fun
• Notre Dame student-athlete cleared of wrongdoing
• Nappanee parade winners announced
• Ninth annual grief seminar is Sept. 30
• Thrift Shop fundraiser today at Toscana Park
• Campaign corner Moore corn and sausage event Sept. 30
• Trinity Lutheran announces new worship times
• Elkhart school board gathering community input on superintendent search
• Young business leaders discuss impact of schools on communities
• State, local Republicans differ on campaign issue
• Ninth Street could see some big changes
• Elkhart council OKs emergency department budgets
• Volunteers plant trees at LaBour Park photos
• Hospital reps bow out of affiliation forum, critics agree to take part
• Fall is here. Now what?
• Third annual Maple City Walk set for Oct. 15
• Fundraiser to benefit family of Goshen beating victim
• Meadowood Drive incident draws police response
• Goshen dentists raise money for Boys and Girls Club
• Reduced Elkhart Public Library hours will be revisited
• Man fired on suspicion of searching online for child porn
• GC students celebrate service with day of volunteering
• Do Riegseckers Goshen civil rights claims measure up?
• Elkharts budget discussion starts to get tense
• Myrtle Street to close for sewer repair
• Dispose of old drugs Sept. 30
• Police collect synthetic cannabinoids in Elkhart
• Get ready to eat and bid Mennonite Relief Sale is this weekend
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• International Day of Peace observed at Elkhart elementary school video
• Campaign corner Moore corn and sausage event Sept. 30
• Entertainment calendar
• Elkhart Truth sponsoring forum on Elkhart-South Bend hospital affiliation proposal
• Elkhart City Council preliminarily approves six department budgets
• City tries to clarify how to get there from here
• Taser, police items were stolen from detectives car
• Tax breaks, Western Rubber and tax sale discussed by Goshen council
• Money for larger South Bend VA clinic in bill passed by House
• Neese to host aging week town hall
• Public invited to see new school
• Elkharts Halloween hours changed
• Gibson fundraiser is Thursday
• Campaign Corner Democratic council candidates have Saturday event
• Komen distributes breast cancer grants throughout northern Indiana
• Photos Officials cut the ribbon on the new sections of the Pumpkinvine Nature Trail
• String of recent house fires about twice the typical rate
• Motorcyclist killed in Cass County
• Russian festival celebrated in Goshen
• Alternative school opening in Roosevelt Center
• Second band invitational a community event
• Fallen soldier remembered
• Nows your chance for input on Ninth Street in Goshen
• Distressed home sales, soft prices pose challenge in south central Elkhart
• Date set for Elkhart Mad Anthonys sheriff sale
• Victims of U.S. 20 crash were three Elkhart women
• UPDATED Three Elkhart women killed in crash west of Middlebury
• New Goshen trail would help link Pumpkinvine to Elkhart
• Two-car crash at S.R. 19C.R. 4 injures one
• Two-car crash at S.R. 19C.R. 4 injures one
• Man, 74, hospitalized after truck rolls over leg
• Man, 74, hospitalized after truck rolls over leg
• Its all about the apple this weekend in Nappanee
• UPDATED County council devises plan to bridge 2012 budget gap
• Mayoral candidate Gibson filed bankruptcy three times video
• Elkharts Gods Kitchen cites finances in ending Wednesday meals
• No one injured in early morning Elkhart house fire
• GC honors 50-year employee as a 'servant leader'
• Bulls leave ND in a QB quandry
• Ready for the holiday weekend? Here's your guide.
• UPDATED: Elkhart's Marshall Group in talks with feds to join recall of gel fuel for firepots
• Elkhart police investigating shooting that hospitalized man
• Teen who killed goose ordered to volunteer at Humane Society
• Ox Bow arson suspect pleads guilty
• AYP/PL 221 results mixed for Elkhart County schools
• 5-year-old's shooting in Elkhart described in court documents
• 11 students arrested, one tased after fight at Memorial HS
• Elkhart police identify suspect in Monday stabbings, fire
• Severe Thunderstorm Warning in effect until 9:30 p.m.
• Fire destroys house east of Goshen (VIDEO)
• Elkhart police identify suspect in Monday stabbings, fire
• Man struck by lightning Tuesday when he tries to turn on Xbox
• Back to School for Elkhart - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• GC will play 'America the Beautiful' before sports events
• Hoosiers asked to report any tremors from 1:53 p.m. quake
• Possible name emerges for man who died in car fire
• Aguilar neighbors, family ask 'What happened?'
• Aguilar boys 'Outstanding young men'
• Two Elkhart schools coping with loss of fire victims
• Two Elkhart stabbing victims out of surgery
• Three die in house fire on Elkhart's Grant Street (video)
• Boy shot in Elkhart home Sunday night (VIDEO)
• Elkhart family loses nearly all posessions in Yuma Street fire
• Gas prices dropped last week in northern Indiana
• Neighbors, family grapple with questions after deadly fire
• Family says father died trying to rescue two sons in fatal Grant St. fire
• Update: Four people dead, three hospitalized following fires, stabbings this morning
• Blooms, bikes and pets to keep you busy Saturday
• Elkhart native re-enlists on flight line (video)
• Gang enforcer with Elkhart connection gets 40 years in prison again
• UPDATED: Police identify man who died after Thursday's fiery crash west of Goshen
• Sheriff's department, other agencies kick off OWI blitz
• Straw sues state Democrats
• County clerk's office: Voter registration officials mishandled 12 annexations in all
• Intoxicated driver totaled car in Elkhart
• Donnelly's job fair brings unemployed and employers together (video)
• Food showed up in some unusual places over the weekend
• Steak Quest: Elkhart's Main Street may be torn up, but the restaurants aren't
• Middlebury Summer Festival Parade
• Goshen shooting victims identified
• Thousands prepare for school at Back2School Elkhart (video)
• Six people hurt when minivans collide in Goshen (video)
• Firefighters battle blaze at wood grinding operation (videos)
• Elkhart/Goshen rank 10th on Forbes list of best places to live cheaply
• Woman arrested in meth lab bust near Wakarusa
• Update: Names of drivers in U.S. 6 crash released; one hospitalized (video)
• Mother of killed Goshen toddler accepts plea deal
• Police seek help looking for a robbery suspect
• Funeral arrangements set for Elkhart homicide victim
• Elkhart native has first novel published
• Elkhart woman arrested for OWI after dog bite
• Big Brothers Big Sisters gives awards to Bigs of the Year
• Update: Elkhart County police investigating woman's death on Melody Lane
• Woman who hit, killed teen gets four-year sentence
• Severe weather alert for Elkhart and surrounding areas
• One of those hurt in Friday meth lab fire has died
• Elkhart man dies in motorcycle-car collision
• Welder apparently eletrocuted Wednesday afternoon
• Gas leak in Elkhart Tuesday caused by faulty map
• Monaco RV expected to bring 400 new jobs to Wakarusa
• Foreclosure on Mad Anthony's is final and auction could happen by year-end
• UPDATE: Gas shut off, but Emerson Drive still closed
• Heat advisory canceled, but still use caution
• Study: Goshen tracks cheaper to deal with than move
• Electrical fire kills an Elkhart man Friday night
• Goat auction raises $7,000 for injured 4-H member (video)
• Auctioneers are busy selling 4-H livestock at the fair (video)
• Revenues down in second quarter for Utilimaster parent
• Net income grows 28 percent for Lake City Bank parent
• Japan earthquake impacts CTS earnings
• Workers at OhioConn-Selmer plant on strike
• Elkhart schools chief Mow says he's retiring
• Work to extend C.R. 17 will close roads starting Thursday
• Trace Adkins show caps a whole lot of preparation
• Review of Elkhart County voting maps reveals more mistakes
• No Yolking: Emma Finch wins Poultry Imitation Contest (video)
• Elkhart County's voter registration mess bigger than first thought
• Boil order lifted in Goshen
• Update: Think could start production again in Elkhart next month
• REO Speedwagon concert photos
• Severe thunderstorm warning until 5:45 p.m.
• IU Health holding memorial service
• Work on Lusher begins Monday
• Boy drowns Thursday in Baugo Township pool
• Elkhart Truth delivers food for needy students
• Say "cheese!" People are taking photos with their favorite elks
• Eight arrested at party for underage drinking
• ECSD seeks help in finding armed robbery suspects
• Fenech brothers leave RV maker Thor Industries
• Update: U.S. 33 in Goshen has reopened after gas leak
• Former football star Brown tells how he turned his life toward God
• Neese to speak Tuesday at Elkhart Morning Optimist Club
• Two Goshen business owners raced to raise the most money for Ribbon of Hope
• Elkhart mayor encourages visiting Elkhart cooling center
• Past and present Essenhaus employees celebrate 40 years of business at company picnic
• Boys & Girls Club collecting supplies
• Pottinger is fair's Citizen of the Year
• Entries accepted for Home, Family Arts
• State looking for deer hunters to help
• Update: Driver of car with 450 pounds of marijuana held on $500K cash bond
• Elkhart K9 retiring after eight years of service
• Elkhart County's economic recovery highlighted in Bloomberg report
• Downtown Art Walk shows Elkhart's art scene is thriving
• A 76-year-old Elkhart man was found dead in his yard after reportedly working on his vehicle
• Downtown ArtWalk is tonight in Elkhart
• Woodlawn Neighborhood Association meeting tonight
• Local students earn academic awards at The Howe School
• Elkhart County under severe thunderstorm warning
• Update: More than 4,700 in Elkhart County without power after storm
• Headlock on Hunger rakes in $10,000 and 300 pounds of food for CCS
• Democrat Mullen to run for Congress
• Elk pics: Courtney Papa
• Jackie Jerlecki, the newly named Miss Indiana.
• U.S. 33 upgrade to be done Oct. 25
• Sigsbee crowned Homecoming queen
• Watsons named citizens of the year
• Hot kids cool water sprays
• An Ontario RV driver has gone missing since picking up an RV in Elkhart
• Shooter apologizes, gets 35 years
• Goshen Housing Authority partners with Warsaw office
• Premier Arts reunion picnic is July 31
• ECSD’s “Rule the Road” course for teen drivers extends its sign up deadline
• Some Elkhart elk delayed
• UPDATED: Second child dies from Elkhart house fire
• 2-year-old out of hospital after Saturday house fire
• Time to honor our local heroes
• 4-year-old girl dies in Elkhart house fire
• 2011 St. Joseph River Flotilla parades down the river
• Fire works show at Rice Field.
• UPDATE: More details on fatal Elkhart fire
• UPDATE: Severe thunderstorm warning for central Elkhart County
• Severe thunderstorm watch in effect for Elkhart County area
• UPDATED: People flock to fire station to see 9/11 beam
• Officials change northeast Indiana route of 9/11 beam headed for Elkhart
• Measles outbreak spreads to LaGrange County
• Indiana's new vaccination rules delayed until Jan. 1
• Three people treated and released after Goshen Applebee's crash
• Two arrested after meth lab found at Elkhart hotel
• Elkhart company loses thousands of dollars worth of copper
• Road construction projects to resume as strike ends
• Notre Dame's Floyd gets 1 year of probation for DUI arrest
• UPDATED: Robbers hold up business in Elkhart's south side
• Beachwaters in Indiana, Michigan among most contaminated in the nation
• Commission approves Goshen artist, entrepreneur live/work space
• Bottle bomb causes minor burns to Middlebury mom, child
• Elkhart police officer suspended after letting prisoner escape
• Goshen commission to vote on Hawks proposal
• Two crashes and a drunk driving charge for one Goshen man
• U.S. judge blocks Indiana's new immigration law
• Palacios given volunteer teacher lifetime award
• Tonight's Jazz Festival Schedule
• Elkhart man pleads guilty to soliciting nude images from underage girls
• Elkhart Jazz Festival is under way
• Goshen officer on mend after Sunday's accident
• Planning underway for arrival of 9/11 beam next week in Elkhart
• Elkhart man faces six child molesting charges
• Elkhart County police investigating stolen Baugo credit card
• Loss of Think car plant wouldn't cost city of Elkhart much other than jobs
• Woman hurt in single-vehicle accident near Wakarusa
• Think North America parent company to file for bankruptcy protection
• The first day of summer is here
• Did the story on the Challenger League inspire you too?
• Moore cuts Lerner ribbon before State of the City address
• Elkhart Planned Parenthood office not listed as at risk
• Elkhart County among areas nationally where manufacturing is helping economic comeback
• Local 150 strike silencing road projects across Northern Indiana
• Police seek three suspects in downtown shooting
• Goshen police officer in fair condition after pursuit, crash
• Fathers, families enjoy Father's Day at the Lerner
• Share your Lerner photos and reactions
• VanGilst sues Goshen over tax break veto
• Waste-Away offers high bid on American Countryside
• Two-car accident redirects traffic on C.R. 6 (VIDEO)
• UPDATE: St. Joseph County prosecutors formally charge man with murder
• Father-child lookalike contest voting open
• Teenager in tractor accident in serious condition
• A 3-vehicle accident hospitalizes one person
• Elkhart man pleads guilty to federal cocaine charge
• Man hurt in Saturday crash near Bristol
• Three injured in Cass County crash Friday
• Bristol: Bell playground dedication canceled
• Moped driver flees police, flips over handlebars
• Pregnant woman escapes injury in toll road accident
• Child playing with lighter causes bedroom fire in Elkhart
• National Weather Service issues heat advisory for our area
• Goshen council approves Benteler tax break that could create 130 jobs
• Man charged with threatening Donnelly aide ruled unfit for trial
• Turns out lots of politicians, including one of ours, botch history
• Council on Aging to charge riders because of tight funds
• Lawyer faces theft, bribery charges
• Health Department says don’t swim in the Elkhart River
• Man shot on Richmond Avenue
• Elkhart fire investigator resigns
• Feed The Children & Elkhart officials agree to demolish former Bayer campus
• June's First Fridays starts summer
• 2 dead after 2 unrelated single-car accidents
• Elkhart Co. officials showing off ETHOS bus in Indianapolis
• A group of women from the class of '48 stay connected through monthly lunches
• No AC at senior living facility, management says hands are tied
• Man drowned in pond off C.R. 17
• Local water attractions open now or soon to be
• As these kayakers found out, local waters can be rough
• Goshen neighbors, leaders meet on Saturday
• Elkhart County Red Cross volunteer heads to Joplin, Mo.
• Man on cross-country tractor trip stops in Nappanee
• Gas rose 13 cents locally before Memorial Day
• Goshen doctor's work to be published in medical journal
• Fatal accident closes C.R. 1
• UPDATED: Nobody hurt in crash at Elkhart airport
• Update: Elkhart County is under tornado warning
• UPDATE: Woman jumped from house during Elkhart fire
• The courts
• Man pleads guilty to child molesting
• Gas station robbery suspect in court
• Kiska homicide trial likely to be delayed
• Grant helps 836 uninsured in Goshen
• Lawmaker meeting with residents
• Farmers market vendors welcome
• Elkhart veteran finds his memorial garden ruined Friday morning
• Crash closes part of U.S. 33
• Annual charity ride coming Saturday
• Morgan re-elected as District Dem. chair
• Government At A Glance
• Elkhart County Red Cross volunteers answer the call to help
• Two drivers flee, one arrested, after Elkhart crash
• Rain continues today; watch out for high water
• Sales spike for 2011 jazz festival
• Mom of Goshen toddler who died charged with child neglect
• Audubon group plans bird trip to Kankakee
• Open house to honor two longtime doctors
• American Legion and DAV plan two events
• Tornado watch issued for Elkhart County
• Lerner donors gave over $3 million
• Pricey gas or no, plenty of drivers for Memorial Day
• Two men arrested for Goshen armed robbery
• Dem. candidate for governor to stop in Elkhart
• Students win local scholarships
• Learn how to keep your children safe
• Concord breakfast, lunch sites named
• Open house set for North Side teacher
• 7-Eleven on Old U.S. 20 robbed Sunday
• Lerner will get $20K boost from EUEA
• Sewer repairs will close Ninth Street
• Sewer work to cause South Main detour
• Traffic on Lincoln bridge will be slowed
• Outstanding Goshen choir seniors
• Goshen choir top award winners
• Brownies' donation
• Goshen Housing Authority to close Goshen office June 1
• Political affiliation won’t factor in new voter registration office
• Memorial Day weekend brings a variety of events
• Elkhart Youth Football League registrations tonight at North Side Gym
• Concrete, rocks hamper planting of trees meant to help RV sector
• Rice Cemetery ceremony part of Memorial Day events
• Above $4 or below? No consensus on where gas prices are headed
• Morning fire at Lexington Square Apartments kills pet cat
• Elkhart resident offers $100 for white poodle missing for 16 days
• Storm damages barn between Goshen and Wakarusa
• Heart for an elk
• Gas prices plummet an average of 22 cents in the past week
• Elkhart gas station robbed Sunday morning
• Firefighters called to house blaze north of Elkhart
• Elkhart Central, Memorial high schools bring life to Lerner Theatre
• Down-home attractions boost Elkhart County economy
• Goshen: 9th Street planners want your thoughts
• Share your favorite Lerner memories
• Traffic accident closes M-217 near Union, Mich.
• Molded Foam in Bristol to expand, create 45 jobs
• Mariah Gibson's death a result of fall from car
• Elkhart County jobless rate flirts with single digits
• Is today the day of rapture? Local Bible experts aren't so sure
• Spring weather ideal for the tick population in and around Elkhart County
• Summer arts academies will return to Historic Roosevelt Center
• Six Span Bridge work almost done
• Friends, family rally around Elkhart school employee
• Bethany troupe performs Sunday
• Toddler died after falling out of car, according to court documents
• Sunnyside Ave. rail crossing in Elkhart may close
• Two arrested on meth charges near Dowagiac, Mich.
• Bike to School Day draws 31 percent of Bethany Christian School students
• Elkhart community alumni choir sets practice Saturday
• Exhibit to honor Elkhart Central art students
• Indiana Do Not Call List signup extended
• Elkhart officer's action was a lifesaver (video)
• Barbee draws 14-year prison sentence in Elkhart stabbing, robbery
• Elkhart County Symphony, audience will get linked
• NorthWood Middle School choir students' secret honors fallen soldier
• Elkhart beat feds in rehash of CSO plan
• Jeep accident victim was '10 Central grad
• Addictions led to robberies, prison
• Those who live nearby concerned about traffic
• County's voter registration shift set for July
• Girl's death shakes Goshen
• Cummins Onan designates grant for ADEC recycling work
• Two men have hearings in separate child molesting cases
• Elkhart police officer performed CPR to save ailing man
• Young Champions cheer organization slates fundraisers
• 15 animals left in vacant Elkhart apartment
• Man dies after Jeep crashes, catches fire on C.R. 19 (video)
• Mother of girl killed in crash is arrested
• Crowds snap up tickets to Lerner's first-week events
• Indiana Supreme Court rules Tyrus Coleman's sentence for shooting OK
• Two Concord Community Schools students in court for threat cases
• Second-hand items star in Goshen runway fashion challenge
• Forest for the future takes root on Elkhart's south side
• Goshen-Warsaw housing consortium 'petering out'
• Arrests for May 16-18
• Saturday's food drive collected 100,209 pounds of food for Elkhart County agencies
• UPDATE: Mother of toddler killed in Monday hit-and-run arrested
• Update: Driver killed when Jeep hits tree (VIDEO)
• Two Concord students accused of threats appear in court
• U.S. Cellular's Calling All Communities Returns in September with More Chances for Schools to Share $1 Million
• Man in good condition after Tuesday shooting in Elkhart
• Orange is the new black -- orange cones, that is -- this summer in downtown Elkhart
• Warsaw police say Nappanee man had meth in car
• Police schedule memorial services
• Three hurt in Ontwa Township wreck
• Flags will fly again
• First Fridays director is leaving
• NorthWood adds one to honor roll
• Have fun, help EMHS theater department
• Money found for Middlebury sports teams
• Goshen's downtown district will continue
• Bristol Town Council work session
• Update: Elkhartan in serious condition after morning shooting
• Goshen police look for info in hit-and-run toddler death
• DUNLAP Bank in Dunlap offers seminar on retirement
• Meth lab found dumped on C.R. 30 between Elkhart and Wakarusa
• Elkhart Fire Department personnel to take part in disaster exercise
• Notre Dame students get their degrees this weekend
• Child dies in hit-and-run in Goshen
• Middlebury family enjoys working together to keep popular Das Dutchman Essenhaus running smoothly.
• Zoning rules changed to ease sale of American Countryside
• Crash injures one man, closes U.S. 6
• Goshen's Peddler's Village will go on the auction block itself
• Elkhart police hold community meetings to respond to neighborhood concerns
• Heavy weekend rain brings water levels back up on Elkhart, St. Joseph rivers
• Dining A La King: Bacon joins caramel on a Goshen donut (video)
• It's National Bike to Work Week and gas is $4 a gallon, so grab a helmet and go
• Project to replace windows at City Hall part of effort to reduce energy use at the facility
• Ride of Silence in Goshen takes added significance after pair of biking deaths
• Goshen groups sign community engagement pledge
• Three new tornado sirens that sprouted up in Elkhart will be tested today
• Elkhart teen injured in 2-car crash
• 7-year-old girl struck by motorist near Elkhart
• Sharp-shooting Elkhart police officers are 'Top Guns'
• Crowd will help Concord Jazz Cafe mark 20th year
• Appeals court returns Indiana Toll Road crash suit
• Rainfall bumping river levels back up
• Nearly 300 volunteers help Goshen homeowners Saturday
• Arrests bring the juvenile system into focus
• Less money for paving leaves more rural roads in disrepair
• Elkhart's Streetscape still ahead of schedule
• Feeding Elkhart County: They got up early Saturday to help Stamp Out Hunger (video)
• Sound off on U.S. 20 upgrade at public meeting Wednesday
• Boy Scouts take to the track for races today in downtown Elkhart
• Government at a Glance: Elkhart Board of Public Safety
• Thor Industries settles civil penalty for $1M
• Elkhart firefighters have a piece of history
• Food for thought
• Elkhart County budget: It's not all gloom
• Changes are on the horizon for county's voter registration office
• Elkhart Fire Department receives part of beam from World Trade Center
• Elkhart woman severely injured by her own dog
• Goshen girl hit by car dies
• Elkhart County could have 6th Superfund site
• Elkhart's 9/11 beam will arrive in July
• An altered world view led Roberson to take over CCS (VIDEO)
• The physical, mental impact of hunger
• Elkhart's State of the City now set for June 20
• Man who robbed Nappanee Street Walgreens in November apologizes, gets 13 years
• Roemer resigns as ambassador, plans to move back to U.S.
• School funding lawsuit will be dropped
• Tour the Elkhart armory, see the equipment
• Fairfield offers buyout to eligible teachers
• Time to plant is here
• Elkhart man's body found in St. Joseph River near Niles
• Elkhart County leaders to avoid new taxes in budget fixes
• Mayor announces opening week events at Lerner Theater
• Elkhart County schools target of five threats since beginning of 2010-11 year
• Concord cop thanks tipsters for help dealing with threats
• EPA begins work at Elkhart Superfund site
• Residents share Middlebury memories to keep new
• Have a 'taste' of Nappanee's Second Saturday celebration
• Woman flips car, snaps pole on Old U.S. 20 (Video)
• EPD welcomes four new officers
• County fair board close to land deal to provide room for future growth, more exits at 4-H fair
• One of Indiana Toll Road's westbound lanes in LaGrange County is open again
• Read court document showing how agents busted prostitution ring
• Elkhart mayor announces grand opening events for Lerner Theatre
• UPDATED: Old U.S. 20 west of Elkhart reopens after single-car crash
• Souder thinks Donnelly has shot at Senate upset victory
• Feeding Elkhart County: The stories at soup kitchens are those of our neighbors (video)
• Elkhart fire chief tells board of safety to sack investigator
• Elkhart brothel busted as part of fed sting
• Graduates of Greater Elkhart Chamber of Commerce Leadership Academy show skills
• LaCasa offers Hawks Furniture building plan to Goshen board
• Shipshewana gas station pulls alcohol permit request
• Shipshewana gas station withdraws request for alcohol license
• Court documents detail how Elkhart brothel used immigrant prostitutes
• Elkhart fire chief recommends dismissing chief investigator
• Elkhart teen arrested in beating death of goose
• Spring Lecture Series begins at Ruthmere Museum in Elkhart
• Elkhart County NAACP branch meets tonight
• Public access seminar to be conducted in South Bend
• Elkhart police car sustains damage in crash
• Elkhart State Rep. Neese plans 'Kick-a-Can' program
• Elkhart man arrested on child molestation charges
• Another shooting threat found at Concord Junior High School
• Stoffer moves into Elkhart County voter registry office
• Convicted Elkhart rapist doesn't have to register for sex offender list
• Lots of ways to get help through local agencies
• All Goshen High students eventually may have laptops
• Man believed to have been involved in police standoff near Union arraigned
• Dining A La King: The Cataldos have a sweet win in PerBacco
• Trailer plates for buggies available through Elkhart County Highway Department
• College financial aid seminars slated online, at Goshen office of Interra Credit Union
• 'Girls' Night Out' set for downtown Goshen
• Bristol, Jefferson Township food pantries list needs
• Centerpiece of rejuvenation in Goshen Millrace area
• Donnelly to run for U.S. Senate in Indiana
• State finals of Academic Super Bowl well-represented by area teams
• Former Quality Drive-Away site in Goshen to become a park for natural play
• Call if you have any info on two suspects in armed robbery
• Four Elkhart County schools hit the right notes at ISSMA finals
• Most food pantry agencies are in need of more help
• RV industry split on whether to help FEMA in storm-ravaged South
• Feeding Elkhart County: Despite economic growth, pantries still busy as ever (video)
• Twins or mother and daughter? Meet our look-alikes
• Volunteers prepare to help the South recover from storms
• Bike races rule the streets during Goshen's First Fridays
• Celebrations, family fun all day today in downtown Elkhart
• Four fire departments work to put out semi trailer blaze in Osolo Township
• Take a BITE out of hunger
• City of Elkhart protects itself with a fuel hedge program
• Arrest made at Concord High School
• Former Elkhart man faces porn, molest counts
• UPDATED: One student arrested, two others face punishment for bomb threat at Concord HS
• Boating safety course offered by Elkhart Parks and Recreation
• Retiring Caird will be honored at Concord Junior High
• Elkhart County property tax installment due Tuesday
• Ivy Tech grad gets her payoff for hard work
• Bike races will close some downtown Goshen streets
• ISTEP+ test 'brain freeze' sparks review
• Goshen attorney Straw to run for Congress
• Shooting threat prompts action at Concord Junior High
• Police find more cocaine in car seized near Elkhart
• State: Wood waste that is focus of suit against VIM has not been processed or removed
• Middlebury food pantry is out of money
• Attorney wants special prosecutor in ex-ISP post commander's case
• Ruling clears way for suit against VIM
• People all over Elkhart County observe National Day of Prayer (VIDEO)
• Driver in Goshen fatal wreck admits guilt
• Classes and events for the outdoors
• The Courts
• Apologizing robber gets 7-year sentence
• Many downtown Goshen streets to be closed early Friday for First Fridays
• Constantine board member defeated Tuesday
• Thousands of items at library's used book sale
• Nitrogen leak closes Osceola clinic temporarily
• Goshen residents can drop off tires
• Life Achievement Services honored
• Local prayer events today
• Embrace diversity Saturday at county 4-H fairgrounds
• Go to dinner, help the Humane Society
• Cass County standoff ends after four hours
• Lerner facade continues to take shape (VIDEO)
• New generation seeks Elkhart leadership roles
• Local lawmakers look back at their time in Indy
• Another tough year for Elkhart teens seeking work?
• Nation's economic stress is easing, even in Elkhart County, AP reports
• Elkhart County events planned Thursday for National Day of Prayer
• Hazardous waste will be collected Saturday
• Primary election results
• Free Goshen bicycle registration offered
• Goshen First Fridays will include variety of bicycle events
• Fundraiser Goshen Center for Healing and Hope set
• Wakarusa Town Council vets get nods
• Youth is served for GOP in Elkhart City Council primary
• 5 Goshen City Council candidates picked
• Compassion Walk in honor of cancer patients is Saturday in Elkhart
• Election coverage continues tonight
• Communitywide garage sale in Dowagiac, Mich., set
• Luncheon planned to honor Free
• Finalists selected in The Truth's mother-daughter look-alike contest
• For families of soliders killed at war, bin Laden's death was little comfort
• Concord students raise $30,000 for Make-A-Wish
• Two-vehicle crash shuts down Madison Street in Goshen
• Robber steals cash, cigarettes from Elkhart 7-Eleven
• Where to go to put your ballot in the box on Tuesday
• Volunteers sought for cleanup work in Elkhart neighborhoods
• Bristol's spring cleanup set for this weekend
• LoveWay accepting enrollments for summer camps
• West lone candidate for White Pigeon school board
• Three running for Constantine school board seats
• Election polling places
• Goshen College graduates ready to serve
• Elkhart, Goshen mayoral candidates share visions of the future (video)
• Elkhart's council candidates like the Lerner
• UPDATE: 9-year-old girl hit on bike, in fair condition
• Elkhart gets a 'Clean Sweep' with the help of 250 volunteers (VIDEO)
• Cocaine found during traffic stop near Elkhart toll road exit
• Garage destroyed in C.R. 17 fire (VIDEO)
• Meet the candidates: Goshen's Mike Hanes
• Goshen council candidates share visions for city's future
• Elkhart City Council candidates share reasons for running
• Morel hunting master shares his expertise
• As one door closed, another opened for couple graduating from Goshen College
• Drug tracking bill headed to governor
• Fairfield junior's prom dress reflects her creative spirit (VIDEO)
• Komen Race for the Cure is today in South Bend
• Road work disrupts traffic on Main Street in Elkhart (video)
• Cleanup in downtown Elkhart set for Saturday
• Mother-child look-alike photo deadline is Monday
• ISTEP+ testing goes smoother for Elkhart schools
• 'Dearly Beloved' at Bristol Opera House
• Elkhart, St. Joseph rivers rise after week's rain (video)
• Goshen City Council hopefuls report campaign funds
• Have some fun and help some local children
• Elkhart City Council candidates run inexpensive races
• Meet the candidates: Goshen's Allan Kauffman
• New Ox Bow County Park tower will have better views from different site
• Court records show man admitted burning Ox Bow County Park tower
• Humane Society of Elkhart County flooded with food donations
• New Ox Bow tower's plans will have better views
• UPDATE: Elkhart River at flood stage, St. Joseph likely to hit flood stage in coming days
• Neighboring bars Lakeshore Grill and Pete's decide to ban smoking (video)
• Network problems still hinder ISTEP+ testing efforts
• Housour won't talk about his military service and discharge
• Meet the candidates: Goshen's Don Riegsecker
• Haystack dinner will benefit Shipshewana area family
• Indiana immigration bill poised to pass
• Lighting the way for autism awareness
• Mother-child photo deadline is Monday
• Police in Elkhart kill fighting dogs after owner was hurt
• 'Tulips & Tunes' Sunday features food, music and plenty of tulips in Wellfield Botanic Gardens
• Internet problems continue to plague ISTEP+ testing
• Housour discharge from Navy was "other than honorable"
• UPDATE - Toll Road lanes open after semi accident
• High bid gets American Countryside at auction
• Elkhart General Hospital expands home nursing services
• Housour story not checking out with schools
• Meet the candidates: Goshen's Chic Lantz
• Computerized ISTEP+ gets off to a rocky start this week
• Police officer teaches public to identify mobile meth labs
• Reward for info on scrap metal thefts in Cass County
• Wargo to speak about immigration
• Los Lobos, Cray tours coming to South Bend
• Bike trail moving right along
• Local student contends for heroes honor
• Goshen and Warsaw housing organizations could share costs
• Incumbent mayors in Goshen, Elkhart ahead of the pack in campaign finances
• Elkhart mayoral candidate filed bankruptcy twice, didn't really graduate from Notre Dame
• Tuesday's Local Sports Postponements
• 20 cited for underage drinking in party busts in Middlebury area
• Fleming named principal at Goshen's Prairie View Elementary
• Elkhart utility billing office moves today
• Elkhart police host to meth lab awareness training today
• Truth's mother-child look alike contest set
• Victim of fatal motorcycle crash in Goshen identified
• Bashor seeks volunteers for Elkhart County Teen Court program
• Water leak at Humane Society of Elkhart County wipes out dog food supply
• Lots of politics, Polish sausage at Elkhart Dyngus Day celebration (video)
• Meet the candidates: Elkhart's David Ashe
• Goshen's mayoral candidates say downtown is the city's biggest positive
• Elkhart's workers are a point of pride for mayoral hopefuls
• Since '68, $10M in home fix grants
• 24 women honored at YWCA Salute Awards
• Local gas prices spike above $4 Monday
• Lines form at gas stations where price didn't jump this afternoon
• Dyngus Day festivities underway in Elkhart County
• Trailer plates for buggies available
• Meet the candidates: Elkhart's Harry Housour
• For Elkhart businesses, the name for low-interest loans is Aurora
• Dining A La King: Sauk Trail the talk of the town
• Millersburg High School alumni sought for meeting
• Elkhart's Moore to be among hosts of Mayors' Luncheon for Scouting
• Pelzer to speak on abuse, resilience for Oaklawn event
• Arbor Day crews up to challenges in Middlebury
• Goshen elementary students make First Move
• Elkhart mayoral hopefuls tackle finances
• Goshen candidates offer ideas to patch budget
• This Easter, a shot at rebirth for Elkhart County inmates
• The shroud comes off the new Lerner Theater façade
• CCS volunteers honored
• Driver in S.R. 19-S.R. 119 crash issued warning
• Kids gather eggs, play games at Tolson Center
• Four injured in three-vehicle crash on U.S. 12
• Rep. Culver thinks legislative session will end on time
• Elkhart County students serve as Indiana House pages
• Elkhart teen burned in Thursday fire dies
• Elkhart City Council candidates offer their thoughts on budget issues
• Goshen City Council candidates offer their thoughts on budget issues
• At least three hospitalized after two-vehicle crash on S.R. 19
• Boy who caught on fire was playing with matches, firefighters say
• Teenager burned in 1 of 3 Elkhart fires
• State schools chief tells Goshen High School audience about reform
• New tone at Elkhart County voter registration office?
• Students raise about $2,200 for cancer center in honor of their teacher's fight with breast cancer (VIDEO)
• Removal of wood waste at VIM stops — for now
• Boy badly burned at Elkhart house fire
• JCPenneys shoppers can help Elkhart Boys & Girls Club
• Fundraiser will help tuition assistance at Good Shepherd Nursery School in Goshen
• 15-year-old returns to his Goshen home after search
• State schools chief to visit Goshen High School
• Wastewater plants usually stink, but Elkhart's has a mystery stench
• Beam from World Trade Center will stand at Osolo Fire Department
• City dwellers save more from tax caps than they did in 2010
• Jobless rate falls in Elkhart and the county
• Government at a glance: Middlebury School Board
• Goshen High School syncs its first lip dub
• Elkhart County students learn the legislative ropes from State Sen. Carlin Yoder
• Goshen City Council passes two resolutions
• McDonald's hiring blitz puts opportunities on the table for local job seekers
• Cleveland Township Fire Department plan fundraisers
• Final Third House sessions Saturday in Goshen and Elkhart
• Fairfield school board, teachers agree to contract extension
• Walker to make swing through Goshen on his way to the Illinois state line
• Two arrested in New Paris meth lab bust
• Elkhart factory fire goes to 3 alarms (video)
• Now that spring is here, work on U.S. 33 will ramp up quick (video)
• Jazz fest pays homage to the instrument makers
• Paper shredding Thursday at Elkhart's Civic Plaza
• Redistricting focus of League of Women Voters meeting
• Goshen brush pick-up program begins
• Elkhart hit-and-run victim listed in critical condition at South Bend hospital
• Driver airlifted after 1-car wreck near Goshen
• 2 hurt in motorcycle crash near Goshen
• Political campaign signs are OK in Elkhart, within limits
• Goshen man plans to help kids living in poverty, a foot at a time
• Division of Middlebury's Syndicate Systems is consolidating with facility in North Carolina
• Campaign corner — Goshen Democrat candidates slate meet-and-greet today
• Two injured when two motorcycles collide west of Goshen on Sunday
• 1 to 3 inches snow expected tonight; thunderstorms early in the week
• Victim in Elkhart's Saturday morning hit-and-run listed in critical
• No one hurt in resin tank blaze Saturday in Elkhart (video)
• Elkhart man in hospital after hit and run
• Three teachers in five years caught in student affairs
• Residents make choices in face of $4 gas
• Embattled VIM has another problem: an outstanding loan
• Lilly Endowment awards nine Elkhart County students with scholarships
• Elkhart students learn how to prepare for an earthquake (VIDEO)
• $10M marked for upgrades to C.R. 17 between C.R. 32 and C.R. 38 outside Goshen
• Dynamic Metals wants to expand to Osolo Township site
• WVPE completes record-breaking membership drive
• Peter McCown named ECCF president
• Four departments respond to business fire (VIDEO)
• Elkhart company wants to get bigger
• Case of man who found hit-and-run victim received by Elkhart County prosecutor's office
• Four Horsemen featured on Notre Dame’s 2011 version of ‘The Shirt’
• Four Horsemen featured on 'The Shirt' unveiled tonight at Notre Dame
• Bethel professor to become new Elkhart County Community Foundation president
• Hang on. It'll get windy this afternoon.
• Daniels backs $150M boost for Indiana schools
• This Week in Review newscast- VIDEO
• March for Babies slated for Saturday in South Bend
• The Window of Goshen to host brunch for volunteers
• Jamestown Preschool registration set
• Speaker to talk on Swedish settlement at South Bend lodge
• Zakas' Great Lakes protection bill passes house
• Nappanee Chamber host for Third House session
• Elkhart High School Alumni Choir slates practice
• Plan commission votes against Elkhart County zoning ordinance
• Watkins retiring as Elkhart County Plan Director
• More options available for development at American Countryside
• Elkhart County Sheriff's Department adds five new officers to ranks
• Officials debate funding for Elkhart County Economic Development Corp.
• Will Donnelly use funds in bid for Senate seat?
• Troyer out as Elkhart railroad museum coordinator
• Goshen man gets 80 years for dealing drugs
• Former NorthWood teacher has hearing on child seduction charges
• Wayne Goforth admits to robbery at Walgreens last year
• Elkhart: Genesis Products buys Virginia-based Appomattox
• U.S. Rep. Marlin Stutzman votes against budget compromise
• Drug dealer given 80-year sentence
• Watch debate on Senate immigration bill in House committee now
• Donnelly raises $363K in 3 months
• Car found in Elkhart may have ties to Dowagiac homicide
• Will this program keep kids' brains fresh over the summer?
• Lerner's new manager fell in love with the theater (video)
• Six Span boat ramp temporarily closed
• Men face charges in Elkhart air conditioner heist
• Motorcycle/van accident closes C.R. 6 in Elkhart
• 5 arrested in meth lab bust on Independence Street
• Retirements and promotions mean changes in the Elkhart Police Department
• CAPS event calls attention to child abuse in Elkhart County
• Motorcycle accident closes C.R. 6 in Elkhart
• CTS sees no material impact from Japan tsunami
• The Weather Channel to showcase iconic twin tornado photo
• Last-minute tax filers get a few more minutes
• Additions to Hawks building in Goshen may be demolished to preserve historic core
• Police remove at least 23 more cats from yet another Elkhart home (video)
• Lerner Theater will name David Smith its first general manager
• Goshen doc Schwartzentruber gets promoted to statewide cancer post (video)
• Elkhart Mad Anthony's on the auction block?
• Farmers threaten suit over zoning overhaul
• Elkhart fire, police officers suspended for violating rules
• All-ages chess tournament slated
• Elkhart Green Drinks monthly meeting is tonight
• Police say Bristol man cut two women
• Meet mayoral candidate Ashe on April 20 at Antionio's
• Goshen High School rocket project may ignite future careers
• Goshen GOP candidates will discuss issues with voters
• Osceola man found naked in parking lot arrested
• Mayoral candidate Housour will meet with voters twice this week
• Elkhart County voter registration procedures tweaked after 203 were left off rolls
• Goshen Housing Authority asks for further assistance
• Girl Scout camp parcels in Middlebury sold for $1,555,000
• Camp Singing Hills parcels sell for $1.56 million
• Dr. Doug Schwartzentruber promoted to IU Health job in Indy
• Elkhart police remove more than 20 cats from southwest side home today (VIDEO)
• Elkhart Police evidence technician suspended for 15 days
• Goshen School Board at a glance
• Chess tournament slated for Saturday at Goshen church
• LoveWay earns accreditation
• ELKHART Elkhart cemetery cleanups run through Friday
• Burglars in Goshen take a break on the job
• Four facing meth-making charges following raid in Goshen
• Redistricting proposal a very different draw for Indiana's 2nd District
• Proposed redistricting would shift Congressional lines around Elkhart County
• Thieves take time for a cola while taking mini bike
• Goshen police arrest four on meth charges
• Public hearing on new zoning ordinance set for Thursday in Goshen
• Do you have what it takes to push on with ladies' roller derby? (video)
• Footage of Palm Sunday twin twisters trains officers now in digital form (video)
• Main Street work in downtown Elkhart may result in minor lane restrictions
• Greater Elkhart Chamber of Commerce to hear from I&M nuclear power officials
• Middlebury teen airlifted following ATV accident
• Head Start Consortium of Elkhart and St. Joseph counties enrollment open
• Middlebury's Third Fridays hopes to 'shower blessings' on those near and far
• Wakarusa Maple Syrup Festival has a sappy surplus
• Middlebury teenager hurt in ATV accident Sunday
• State lawmakers to release proposed redistricting maps on Monday
• Commissioner defends aims of zoning rule redo proposal
• Sexual assault victims can find help in Elkhart County, but seldom justice
• Elkhart mayor: 'Couldn't wait' to work after illness
• Her golden deed has helped hundreds of Middlebury families
• Local lawmakers respond to deal to avoid shutdown
• Tea party supporters rally in Goshen (VIDEO)
• Wesco goes solo at Third House meeting
• Elkhart County tea partiers frown on federal budget deal
• UPDATED: Indiana congressmen react to last-minute federal budget deal
• Youngsters devote spring break to ‘Mission Elkhart’ (VIDEO)
• Six Goshen College students receive grants to start their own businesses
• Elkhart County democratic appointee to voter registration is removed
• Stained glass panel donated to Elkhart church
• Weekend will bring warmer temps, but also chance of severe storms
• Purdue Pete to get a makeover
• Indiana House backs tracking meth ingredients
• This Week in Review newscast- VIDEO
• Trade magazine publisher offers 'no-strings' gift to RV/MH Hall
• RV/MH Hall of Fame firms up financial rescue plans
• Baugo business damaged by fire
• Elkhart County property tax bills are in the mail
• Warrant issued for former NorthWood teacher
• What will Soil Solutions do differently if it takes over VIM?
• Kevin Taylor's murder trial won't go to the U.S. Supreme Court
• Recently annexed areas of Goshen still need to be included for elections
• Gas station fire closes Bristol Street for several hours Thursday (VIDEO)
• Goshen wants input on the city's brand
• Alcohol may have been a factor in Wednesday train crash in Dunlap
• Notre Dame seeks meeting with safety agency on student death fine
• Update: Fire is out at ECM Phototooling
• Warrant issued for former NorthWood teacher's arrest
• Annexed Waterford area omitted from Goshen polls
• Bristol Street open again after Marathon fire
• Elkhart community garden cleanups planned
• Goshen breakfast to fete office professionals
• Third House series continues Saturday in Elkhart, Goshen
• Elkhart soldier stationed in Texas found dead
• Driver injured in 2-car crash near Goshen (video)
• Machine sets off fire alarm at Elkhart business, but no fire to be found (VIDEO)
• Think City's Elkhart plant stuck in neutral waiting for parts
• Survey: Elkhart County business leaders have confidence in workforce
• Kibbechem employees back at work after fire call
• Man hospitalized after two-car crash (VIDEO)
• Report local gas prices
• Two men hospitalized after car collides with train in Dunlap
• Six Span still ahead of schedule (VIDEO)
• Local digest
• Ride your broom to the library's free showings of the Harry Potter films
• Work begins on HIMCO Superfund site in Elkhart
• Few have done in-person absentee voting for May 3 primary
• Government at a glance: Elkhart Board of Public Works
• Clubs and organizations
• Goshen mayor opposes two state bills up for review soon
• Panel backs bill on tracking meth ingredients
• Indiana Senate panel sets vote on smoking ban
• 1 million pop tabs goal of Middlebury Elementary students
• Elkhart man out of hospital following car crash
• Driver in fatal crash remains in critical condition
• Pilot hurt in crash of small airplane at South Bend airport
• Brothers escape house fire in Ekhart
• Bates, who opens for Travis concert, now trying the 'artist thing'
• Western Rubber cleanup in Goshen requires changes
• Travis, who plays the Morris on Thursday, marks 25th anniversary
• Pilot hospitalized after plane crash at South Bend airport
• Fire closes Lexington Avenue in Elkhart
• Street project in Nappanee will impact traffic, starting April 11
• Dining A La King: Hunting for the best eats in the Windy City
• Northridge science team gearing up for nationals
• Men poised to help spur innovation in Elkhart County
• They're R.O.C.K.ing at Pinewood
• Elkhart man in hospital after colliding with tree
• Pair of sophs, pair of juniors pepper Truth All-Area basketball
• Northridge choirs prepare to show their stuff at national championships (VIDEO)
• Tea party groups split over Lugar remarks
• HIMCO's Superfund site in Elkhart cleaning up nicely over time
• Local private school officials like Indiana voucher proposal
• Tree board will help Middlebury residents plant
• Voting is starting in Elkhart, Goshen
• Goshen College unveils next Performing Arts Series lineup
• Cool, damp weather can't stop Goshen's First Fridays
• No new info yet on Goshen baby death probe
• Local experts offer their two cents on how to save money in the face of high gasoline and food prices
• Notre Dame's decision on Michael Floyd could come very soon, according to Kelly
• Fire destroys vacant home in Elkhart
• Author, historian Roth will sign book
• Novosel 'wasn't going to be denied' this season
• Elkhart County hazardous waste collection Saturday
• Elkhart men face drug charges
• Man wounded in leg during suspected drive-by shooting in Elkhart
• Elkhart man to plead guilty in bank robberies
• No service on South Shore this weekend
• Boyfriend charged in death of woman found in Cass County
• Author says young hold agriculture's future
• Nappanee searching for grant administrator
• Coming this weekend in The Elkhart Truth
• Potential poplar forests could help Elkhart County industries (VIDEO)
• American Countryside going on the block
• Federal program will pay up to 70 percent of monthly housing payments for eligible Elkhart County residents
• Man wounded in the leg during Elkhart drive-by shooting
• Boyfriend charged with murder in case of woman found in Cass County field
• Two face charges in Elkhart heroin distribution operation
• American Countryside and surrounding property to be auctioned
• UPDATED: House Democrats are staying
• Fire damages vacant Elkhart house
• ISTEP+ enters its third year of spring testing
• Elkhart loses Google system to Kansas City, Kan.
• Central swimmers win Martin's Super Markets chicken for a year (video)
• Elkhart the 19th most fit county
• Goshen church is offering free pancakes, ham
• Autopsy shows Mishawaka woman found near Edwardsburg was strangled
• Goshen police investigating death of an infant
• LaCasa's grateful for support (video)
• Food donations over the top
• Notre Dame to host first night game in 21 years
• Goshen police investigating infant death
• Daniels bets on Butler with Maple Leaf Farms products
• Mishawaka woman's death ruled homicide
• Goshen girl is recovering from wreck injuries
• Elkhart man facing charges after police pursuit
• Elkhart mayor is home from the hospital
• How much will tolls on the Indiana Toll Road go up?
• Government at a glance: Goshen School Board
• LaCasa's Help-a-House could use some help
• Author talk benefits Goshen Farmers Market
• Grandmother gets probation for multiple accounts of child's death
• Goshen in celebratory mood
• 13-year-old Goshen girl in good condition after crash
• REAL Services opens nutrition site at Greencroft Middlebury
• Elkhart shooting victim continues recovery
• Area police raids bust underage drinkers
• Mishawaka woman's body found in field near Edwardsburg, Mich.
• Update: House Democrats returning to Indy
• Update: 13-year-old airlifted to South Bend after Goshen accident
• Elkhart community garden plots available
• Goshen blood drive canceled for Thursday
• 'Our Town: Goshen' hits the big screen- VIDEO
• Shooting in Elkhart remains under investigation
• Elkhart's Premier Arts shines in state debut
• Early-morning shooting injures one
• Do farms and homes belong in the same neighborhood? County wrestles with zoning issues
• What's the Memorial-Elkhart hospital merger mean?
• Weather lets pothole fillers work
• Woodlawn Nature Center Harvest Market vendors sought
• Road work will close Chicago-Indiana intersection
• Truth collecting food for kids during spring break
• C.R. 31 crash scene found abandoned
• Jar created by Goshen artist is part of Japan relief auction
• Water returning to Goshen's Millrace Canal
• Goshen Third House meeting milder than recent ones
• Lawmakers told at Elkhart hearing to make legislative map that makes sense
• Goshen High School students filming lip dub tonight
• Bowl For Kids' Sake slated for April 23
• Police looking for people, answers in truck rollover
• Police: Goshen man too drunk to get out of crashed car
• One hurt in Goshen house fire Friday
• Mobile home tax deadline coming up
• Recycle those old electronic items in Goshen
• Homemaker clubs elect county leaders
• Resale at Wakarusa church is bigger than ever
• Concord students get some storytelling and drawing advice
• Latino education examined in Goshen College report
• Additions to Goshen's Old Bag Factory won’t change what’s already there
• Elkhart woman tries to float away from police
• Elkhart County's jobless rate no longer leads the state
• Grapevine
• Lenten/Easter services
• Gleanings
• Goshen Chorale to perform director's work this weekend
• One woman taken to hospital from Goshen house fire- VIDEO
• Goshen College releases report on Latino education
• Man arrested for DUI after rolling car, testing three times legal limit
• Bristol police nab woman who tries to swim away from them
• This Week in Review newscast- VIDEO
• Do you have an opinion about electric rates?
• Lawmakers will be in Elkhart on Saturday for a forum on redistricting
• Man picking up his sister at Bristol Street DUI arrest is arrested
• Goshen College student from Japan raising quake relief funds
• Elkhart County United Way website makes connections
• 4-H offers activities for younger kids in Elkhart County
• Evolution/creation issues revisited
• Australian shepherd show this weekend in Elkhart
• Do some good: 55+ adults can shoot hoops, provide food for people in need
• Ivy Tech chief ready to work
• Ivy Tech has new regional chancellor for north central Indiana
• Support Groups offered in Mishawaka
• Three drivers in Elkhart crash identified
• Elkhart police officer at work after meth exposure
• Staley to speak at Elkhart County Pachyderm Club meeting
• Bethany Christian Schools fundraiser is Friday
• Elkhart firefighter hurt after falling through floor
• Doobie Brothers will rock Morris
• Nappanee losing $400K in revenues
• Elkhart mayor Moore continues recovery
• Horizon and schools meet to discuss future of education
• Humane Society aims to cut the number of animal hoarders
• Hoosiers' incomes got slightly larger in 2010
• Anti-bully speaker talks about his life's mission
• Local entertainment digest
• Local entertainment calendar
• Local entertainment best bets
• Elkhart Cpl. James Ballard returning to work at EPD following hospitalization
• Elkhart firefighter suffers minor injury in early morning house fire
• Donnelly sponsors retraining measure
• Local schools compete in state music contests
• Adams to speak at Greencroft Senior Center
• Goshen man fell asleep before car-semi crash
• 2-vehicle crash in Elkhart sends 3 to hospital
• Reeves loses another appeal of murder in Elkhart
• The sweet season for Goshen family (video)
• Former student arrested in false report of sex assault at Goshen College
• Bethany Christian adding 4th and 5th grades
• Elkhart woman gets a makeover of her dreams (video)
• Affidavit adds details about Elkhart County hit-and-run death
• How many would be affected by illegal immigrant tuition bill?
• Walorski says she'll run again
• Elkhart officer exposed to meth lab out of hospital
• Reunions: Elkhart Central High School class of 1981, Elkhart High School class of 1971
• Zumba: Exercise in disguise that's growing in Elkhart
• Crash closes S.R. 19 in Elkhart, sends one to hospital
• Walorski announces run for U.S. House seat in 2012
• Two people face meth charges in connection with Elkhart police officer's hospitalization
• Novosel's 17 points lead Notre Dame over Temple
• Third House schedule changed for Elkhart meeting
• Concord Township Fire Department purchases cardiac monitor/defibrillators
• Northridge High School choirs among state's best
• Southdale Neighborhood Association to meet tonight
• Court costs tossed from Elkhart snow removal ordinance
• Hubbard promoted by Goshen Police Department
• Goshen attorney to explore run for U.S. House
• Winners announced in 4-H talent show
• Fairfield's livestock team off to good start
• Sigma Delta Pi will provide scholarships
• Nursery school program offered
• Career, internship fair April 1 at IUSB
• Daly Dash events coming up April 30
• Area public libraries
• Pierre Moran Middle School honor roll
• NorthWood High School honor roll
• 'Sherlock Holmes' on stage
• Local schools do well in academic contests
• Concord student's artwork earns national honors
• UPDATE: Irish suspend WR Floyd indefinitely
• Floyd may have played his last game for Notre Dame
• Elkhart police officer in very good condition after exposure to meth fumes
• Michael Floyd arrested for DUI on Notre Dame campus
• Notre Dame's season comes to a screeching halt
• Garage catches fire in Concord Township
• Upper St. Joseph River Flotilla date, theme announced
• Northridge band breakfast fundraiser slated
• Bristol police to sponsor chicken barbeque
• Mobile meth lab sends 3 to hospital in Elkhart (video)
• First effects of Midwest radiation leak would be on food supply
• Dining a la King: Adam's Bistro brings gourmet to Concord Mall's friendly confines (video)
• Elkhart police officer overcome by meth fumes during traffic stop
• More than 300 leap for a good cause at Simonton Lake (VIDEO)
• GOP brings two challengers to Elkhart mayor race
• What's behind the push to update our zoning laws?
• The recession couldn't touch the county's poultry business
• Great day to jump in a lake? Yes, say 300-plus Leprechaun Leapers
• Super moon to shine tonight
• Granger man indicted for Donnelly threats
• Goshen College media bringing in awards
• Workers installing new camera system at Notre Dame football fields
• This Week in Review newscast- VIDEO
• Ruthmere uncovers telling pattern on walls, set to open service quarters to visitors (VIDEO)
• The courts
• Government at a glance
• Elkhart General and Memorial forming new health care system (VIDEO)
• Mayor optimistic about Goshen's future (VIDEO)
• Goshen roundabout project put on hold
• Elkhart man gets 56-year murder sentence
• UPDATED: Two taken to hospital from crash on S.R. 15 north of New Paris
• Man killed in South Bend shooting grew up in Elkhart
• EGH, South Bend's Memorial Hospital agree to join organizations- VIDEO
• Best bets for things to do in Elkhart County
• Minivan's driver taken to hospital following crash on U.S. 20 off-ramp
• Scrap wood to return to former VIM site
• Simonton Lake Drive-in opens to spring
• Truck sends car into field north of Wakarusa, man to the hospital
• No charges filed in accidental shooting death of Goshen girl (VIDEO)
• Regulators give company the OK to grind wood waste at VIM facility
• Utilimaster unveils new fuel-efficient Isuzu truck in Nappanee
• UPDATED: Prosecutor says no charges in Goshen girl's shooting death- VIDEO
• Wakarusa crash traps car's driver- VIDEO
• Goshen College students react to false report of attack
• Utilimaster to begin new van production at Wakarusa plant
• Goshen man escapes house fire
• Elkhart Community Schools officials invited to California for symposium
• Rental registration, roundabout dominate Goshen City Council meeting
• Government at a glance: Bristol Town Council work session, Goshen School Board
• Notre Dame responds to state report on student fatality
• Truth Sports Editor wins state Sportswriter of the Year award
• State says Notre Dame to blame in accident leading to Sullivan's death - UPDATED
• Cass County crash could have been worse (video)
• South Bend branch of American Association of University Women offers scholarships
• Cleveland Township Fire Department seeking donations
• Saturday crashes in Elkhart County leave two hurt
• Goshen council may oppose ending landlord registration
• Nathan Hahaj earns Eagle Scout rank
• Parent Expo will feature circus theme
• Young author event coming up March 26
• County's spelling bee winner eliminated
• Elkhart County and cities are $16.34M short on tax funds
• Today will make or break the future of the RV/MH Hall of Fame
• State schools chief: Reform is a must for Indiana's future
• Goshen College student charged with lying about a sexual assault (video)
• Concord drivers' ed open to community
• Area public libraries
• Envirothon champs
• 'Oliver!' at GHS
• Prosecutor charges female for false rape report from GC incident - VIDEO
• Elkhart County to refund $16 million in income taxes, most in Indiana
• Update - Crash injures one, closes U.S. 12 near Michigan 217/C.R. 17-VIDEO
• Tea Party activist and WVPE station manager react to NPR controversy.
• Donnelly: Public radio deserves some support
• Lerner board switches focus to finding general manager
• Inmate needs 24-hour care after fall
• Man's Elkhart Circuit Court sentence reduced
• Pancake breakfast will benefit family of West Goshen first-grader who died in accidental shooting
• Local lawmakers discuss the issues at Goshen and Elkhart Third House meetings
• Elkhart County kids battle at annual chess tourney (VIDEO)
• Bristol Park Board needs volunteers to water
• West Central Elkhart neighborhood residents invited to meeting
• IB and AP art students display their works at Goshen High School
• Elkhart's Civil War monument is staying put
• A wall on Goshen College campus a reminder of the Israeli conflict
• Bristol museum host to ninth Artists and Authors Bazaar
• Goshen City Council member Chic Lantz in the hospital after stomach surgery
• Almost time to turn clocks ahead
• No injuries reported by locals in Japan quake
• Indiana labor panel will release findings on ND student's death
• New United Way of Elkhart County leader is firmly behind 3-pronged vision
• Sailor with Elkhart ties dies in Italy
• This Week in Review newscast- VIDEO
• Christian activists to speak at Goshen College
• Sing-along at Elkhart City Hall to mark children's month
• Spaghetti dinner fundraiser at Elkhart restaurant to aid kidney transplant
• Concord Township Fire Department will receive federal funds
• AM General ready to roll with new van production in Mishawaka
• Elkhart County jobless report mixed
• Government at a glance
• Local reps see signs of progress as boycott by Indiana House Dems nears its third week
• Elkhart home-invasion robbery suspects appear in court
• U.S. Supreme Court may review Elkhart murder case
• Bristol woman arrested in hit-and-run death
• Don't plant that grass seed just yet
• Bristol woman arrested and charged in hit-and-run death
• Five Elkhartans held in February violent home invasion
• Kids at St. Thomas reflect on the start of the Lenten season (video)
• Campaign corner — Elkhart City Çouncil candidate Adam Bujalski opposes monument relocation
• Campaign corner — City council hopeful Mike Settles starts campaign
• Historic ND window to benefit Habitat
• Tree care focus of seminar by Elkhart forestry division, Elkhart Environmental Center
• MIDDLEBURY Monday deadline for Northridge High School scholarship applications
• Truck crash closes road east of Goshen (video)
• Elkhart, St. Joseph rivers hold steady
• Nappanee 'Second Saturdays' will open event a day early
• Ash Wednesday marks beginning of Lent- VIDEO
• Parent of Monaco RV reports $6M loss in 1Q
• UPDATED: S.R. 4 east of Goshen reopened after semi, dump truck crash (VIDEO)
• Student outreach part of local agencies' focus on DUI (video)
• 'Green Drinks' meeting is today in Elkhart
• Parents without Partners dance set
• Concord changes 'South Pacific' schedule to accommodate basketball tourney
• Do some good — 'March Madness' fundraiser set
• Elkhart City Council member Olson on the road to recovery
• Elkhart County Historical Museum director leaving post
• CRC hopes people in Goshen keep talking
• Goshen's Prairie View Elementary losing principal
• Middlebury's Northridge Middle School wins Four Star honor
• Police looking for orange Jeep involved in death of 16-year-old
• ND replaces hydraulic lifts with remote cameras at practice fields
• Updated: Elkhart/Jefferson firefighter arrested for DUI
• Entrepreneurship seminar Wednesday at Goshen College
• Third House series continues Saturday in Goshen, Elkhart
• Grenade found near Middlebury destroyed
• Goshen Community Relations panel meets tonight
• Elkhart IMPACT meeting slated for tonight
• ETHOS gets on the bus for Elkhart County science students (video)
• Update: Fry warns local schools are targets
• Donnelly may run for Senate in 2012 election
• Elkhart County well-represented at regional fair
• Elkhart Co. still hasn't broken the 200,000 mark
• Police still seeking drivers in hit-and-runs that killed one, injured another
• Art show honors
• Buggy trailer plates available until May 15
• Elkhart Community Garden plots are available
• Mobile home deduction filing deadline is March 31
• League of Women Voters of Elkhart County to hear ND law professor
• iFiT helps families become independent, but faces funding cuts at the federal level (video)
• Dining A La King: Venturi's pizza brings Napoli to Goshen
• Elkhart girl's giving is not just an act
• The Monkees return to Morris with live show in June
• Updated: Crash prompts Sunday morning evacuation
• Sunday morning roads slippery
• Federal money for 2011 to clean up meth labs here was used up as of Feb. 22 (video)
• When a bottle can be a meth lab, how do you track meth?
• Boy dies and girl hurt in 2 hit-and-runs
• Two bills focus on fighting meth cooking
• Elkhart council committee will review city's snow shoveling policy on Monday
• Boy killed by hit-and-run aspired to serve his country some day, liked playing pranks
• Farm calendar
• UPDATED: Central student killed in suspected hit-and-run crash near Bristol
• Pierre Moran Middle School search turned up nothing
• Fire crews battle blazes north of Elkhart, in Goshen
• Rainy forecast prompts flood watch for Elkhart County
• 'R-words' out at Goshen High School (VIDEO)
• Goshen's First Fridays focuses on art
• State school chief meets with teachers at Fairfield
• Sign of spring in the air: Skunks are awakening, looking for love (VIDEO)
• Elkhart County educators react to bill that would create turnaround academies
• Heavy rain expected this weekend, which means flood watch in effect
• Elkhart Four Arts Club sponsors tea, play
• 'Coffee with Goshen Schools Superintendent' event rescheduled
• Adopt-A-Pot applications available from Elkhart Parks and Recreation Department
• Computers, access donated to Tolson Center by MapleNet Wireless, MapleTronics
• Elkhart County corrections officers complete program
• Music lessons stuck with New Paris woman
• Mennonite Church USA opposes immigrant bill
• Elkhart County cops cracking down on drunken and dangerous driving
• Man stranded in truck bucket by fire on C.R. 20 rescued (VIDEO)
• Several programs help Elkhart County students with babies get their diplomas (VIDEO)
• Gardening humorist will lead seminar March 12 at Greencroft Senior Center
• Police crackdown on impaired driving starts Friday
• Mennonite Church USA opposes Indiana immigration bill
• Indiana secretary of state indicted on 7 counts by grand jury
• Worker rescued from blazing bucket truck in Elkhart- Exclusive VIDEO
• Bosma ready to start fining House Democrats
• 2 from Middlebury are junior members of Angus Association
• I&M to raise water level on St. Joseph River
• Elkhart fibromyalgia group slates meeting
• 1 hurt in 2-car accident near Goshen
• Moore, speech to wait for Lerner stage
• Elkhart crafter completes Lerner renovation in miniature
• Elkhart woman says danger faced by albinosis real
• Local best bets for entertainment
• Elkhart's Fulton Street Kroger is closing
• Potholes in Elkhart County (Map)
• Update:Legislative talks 'positive,' but no end to standoff
• Elkhart couple robbed after responding to Craigslist ad
• Wakarusa RV builder thinks gas hikes may spur growth in segment (video)
• Let local street commissioners (and us) know when you find a bad pothole
• ISTEP+ testing window under way
• Northridge Dollars for Scholars fund drive March 8-10
• Hazardous waste collection is Saturday
• Butcher's Best issued mobile food licenses
• Spaghetti dinner will benefit ADEC
• INOVA donates $1,000 to LoveWay
• Northridge speller preps for regional bee
• Model Elementary fair will raise money for school events
• Student art at Goshen First Fridays
• Goshen City Council mulls rentals, boosts to the local economy
• Think issues recall for 23 of its electric cars assembled in Elkhart
• Cars broken into at Elkhart apartment complex
• Woodlawn Neighborhood Association meeting set today
• Teen takes her own life at Bashor Home in Goshen
• Elkhart County health officials seek source of dirty water
• Fairfield School Board opposes education legislation
• Government at a glance: Fairfield School Board
• Coroner: Goshen girl's death an accident
• If government shuts down, what public services would be closed?
• Goshen 7-year-old's fatal shooting ruled accidental
• Young woman commits suicide at Bashor Children's Home
• Elkhart County to be under flood watch
• Edwardburg man breaks neck in DUI accident
• Girl's family describes her fatal shooting
• Goshen fundraiser fills bowls, farmers market and the coffers
• Goshen's Hostetler finishes 2nd in state Junior Miss
• Indiana immigration: State senate sponsor of bill fears Indiana's becoming a 'sanctuary state' for illegal immigrants in America
• Indiana immigration: School officials worry that restrictions on bilingual documents would hinder relations with their students
• West Goshen school prepares to deal with the loss of a bright young girl
• Indiana immigration: The measures listed in SB 590 let police check immigration status, make papers English-only
• Plans for LaBour Pump include a garden and a greenhouse
• Burston Marketing has made its own success during recession
• Girl killed after gun falls out of coat pocket, according to family
• Do some good: Lippert workers donate to Faith Mission
• Goshen girl, 7, is victim of fatal shooting
• C.R. 6 crash injures Elkhart driver
• Helpful haircuts will aid area cancer patients
• Elkhart couple's project on TV tonight
• Osborne and Troyer will seek re-election to Elkhart council
• Elkhart County awaits fallout from tax revenue overpayment
• Man rescued after falling through ice on Hunter Lake in Middlebury (VIDEO)
• State takes financial records from VIM facilities, operator's Elkhart home
• Special events are a driving force of Elkhart RV Hall of Fame’s future (VIDEO)
• Former Elkhart RV Hall of Fame chief details donations
• Goshen police investigating child's death on Wilden Avenue
• Indiana officials search VIM, seize financial records
• Bears give Lovie Smith two more years on contract
• Medics rescue fisherman who falls through ice on Hunter Lake- VIDEO
• This Week in Review newscast- VIDEO
• Howe man charged with threatening Gov. Daniels over smoking ban
• Overnight snow means school delays, slicks roads
• Same cheese, new name for Middlebury maker
• Elkhart Police Department's citizen academy starts April 20
• Drive-through is part of Elkhart Public Works and Utilities building expansion
• Bristol man in court on murder charge
• This year, less is more for United Way of Elkhart County and its agencies
• Reward offered in Goshen College assault incident
• Nappanee bans outdoor wood furnaces
• Two women escape house fire (VIDEO)
• Sex crimes suspect now faces civil suit
• Northridge host for choir invitational
• Donkey basketball is back for a good cause
• Two women escape Elkhart fire- VIDEO
• Man accused in Bristol murder appears in court
• Update: Indiana House out of session until Monday
• More snow on the way tonight, Friday
• Updated: Bill to track meth agents passes Indiana Senate
• Suspect in Granger burglaries sought by police
• Ekhart police citizen academy begins March 12
• Kurls for Kids supports local cancer services
• Hanes late in filing election paperwork for Goshen mayoral race
• Elkhart County's Tobey among leaders for emergency response task force
• Empty Bowl Project aims to fill bank for Goshen Interfaith Hospitality Network
• Who's right in Indiana's education battle?
• Think your Internet is slow? Map lets you compare with everyone else
• UPDATED: Right-to-work legislation is dead, Indiana GOP leader says
• Police release description of suspect in three Granger burglaries
• IU, Purdue play in state grudge match tonight
• Goshen mayoral candidate Hanes files needed paperwork
• Elkhart man dies of natural causes after crash
• More Elkhart County children living in poverty in 2009
• Indiana Dems go to Illinois to strategize on 'right to work' bill
• Dunn guilty of murder in case of Angel Torres
• Elkhart County property tax bills available by e-mail
• Investment expands high-speed Internet
• Elkhart County child support collections increase
• Mobile food service fails to renew license in Elkhart County
• Concord students will bang the drums and other instruments (VIDEO)
• United Way of Elkhart County announces it will give $1.2 million to 36 programs
• How will Elkhart look in the long-term?
• Goshen Housing Authority closing on sale of its headquarters
• Elkhart County police chiefs gather to discuss issues
• A few Indiana Democrats admitting they are on the move
• Jury finds Dunn guilty of murder in 2008 death of Elkhart neighbor
• United Way of Elkhart County giving $1.2 million this year
• Elkhart man died Monday night following afternoon accident
• Update: Fry says Democrats still in caucus
• Indiana Democrats blocking business at Statehouse
• Butcher's Best Meats fails to renew license
• Goshen Housing Authority to sell headquarters to LaCasa Friday
• Goshen men held without bond after arrest for series of armed robberies
• Wesco: Right to work is 'top jobs bill' for Indiana
• Plenty of calls already coming in to fill the Lerner Theatre (video)
• LaCasa outlines plans for Roosevelt space
• Yoder will talk about Elkhart County zoning ordinance
• Stutzman open house slated for Wednesday in Goshen
• Fiber optic for the private sector along C.R. 17?
• With winter's return comes Elkhart County crashes
• Elkhart murder trial resumes
• Are state housing numbers reflected in Elkhart neighborhoods?
• Hacienda pulls billboards with cult references
• Wintry weather here through at least Tuesday
• Indiana's 2010 home sales numbers improve, but not Elkhart County's
• Goshen boil orders lifted
• Update: Right-to-work bill passes House committee
• Warsaw man dies Sunday morning after car hits tree, splits
• About 16,000 without power in Southwestern Michigan
• Dining A La King: Kelly Jae's looks to become a big fish in sushi scene
• More students choose to stay after school to do work
• Icy roads led to several crashes and minor injuries Sunday
• The numbers bear it out: Most accidents on the bypass occur during snowy weather (video)
• RV hall of fame faces financial ruination (video)
• Notre Dame center hosts Sexual Assault Awareness Week events
• Courts look for new child support judge
• Farm calendar
• Jimtown's Crume advances to state championship match
• Update: Goshen police release robber's description
• Learn more about Roosevelt Center at community meeting
• Black history event is tonight at Canaan Baptist
• Marrow screening is today at Jimtown school
• Goshen mayor faces surprise challenge
• Between Elkhart and Goshen, seven men are running for mayor
• Dems running in Nappanee for the first time in 16 years
• Beathea forgery charge stems from DirecTV bill
• 'Green Thumbs' gardener Mike Maloney dies at 89
• Ox Bow Park activities still going on today
• Goshen church's luau kicks off disability awareness month
• Merit Learning Center students dispense kindness (VIDEO)
• Boil order lifted for Colorado Street in Goshen
• Warmup can't put Saturday's Ox Bow Chillfest on ice
• Ex-Notre Dame, Bears great Duerson found dead at home
• Committee OKs Republicans' school spending plan
• Mike Maloney, Elkhart radio personality and business owner, dies
• NAACP planning Black History Month event for Saturday
• Elkhart mayoral race just gained a Republican candidate
• UPDATE: Beathea's forgery charge stems from $500 DirecTV bill
• This Week in Review newscast- VIDEO
• U.S. Department of Education taking ND assault cases 'very seriously'
• Fire routs four from apartments in Goshen
• Data on properties in Elkhart County will be on website
• Anglin resigns position with Nappanee police
• Good behavior earns Baugo Schools grant
• VIM makes progress on waste accord
• Daniels tells Elkhart chamber women's council luncheon that family is undecided about gov's presidential aspirations
• Bristol council doesn't want to rock the boat
• Inmate suffers fractures in fall at Elkhart County Jail
• Spring hasn’t sprung quite yet in Elkhart County
• What would be the impact of proposed funding formula change on local school districts?
• Elkhart's RV Hall needs cash or it may close
• RV Hall of Fame said to be 'on life support,' may close
• Cheri Daniels says family undecided on Mitch running for president
• Second family objects to Notre Dame's handling of sexual assault report
• Update: Elkhart, Fairfield schools stand to lose money in House budget
• Update: Inmate fractures both legs, a vertebra and a foot after 35-foot fall
• Goshen apartment fire rousts four residents
• No one injured in morning Elkhart school bus crash
• The fifth draft of county's zoning law open to public
• Zoning for Bristol boat business root of dispute
• Michigan man arrested in woods after hourlong, two-state chase
• Fixing the Northpointe roads should help businesses on Elkhart's north side
• Elkhart Luncheon Optimist Club fundraiser set
• Goshen issues second water boil order
• Police want to question man about C.R. 19 stabbing
• Thomas running for re-election to Elkhart City Council
• Goshen College names winners of leadership awards
• Donors can get tax credits for contributions to Elkhart County organizations
• Randy Travis, Bret Michaels to give April concerts in South Bend
• Armed robbery reported at Goshen appliance store
• Goshen issues boil order for area near downtown
• Car chase ends in Michigan with an arrest
• Police want to question man related to morning stabbing
• Randy Travis, Bret Michaels to give April concerts in South Bend
• Eight local students among top scholarship winners at Goshen College
• Update: Borders' Mishawaka store among 194 set to close
• Prom dress donations can be dropped at Elkhart Ziker Cleaners
• Elkhart schools snow day make-up is May 9
• Bethany Christian slates visit days at Goshen schools
• Nappanee will have its first election for a city council spot in a while
• After more than 50 years, Elkhart's Palmer Ace Hardware set to close- VIDEO
• Elkhart County fourth in state in 2010 meth lab seizures
• Goshen issues boil order for Colorado Street neighborhood
• Goshen mayor Kauffman honored with Gold Certificate
• Local immigrants greet Arizona-style immigration bill in Indiana statehouse with cheers and jeers
• Hill to speak at League of Women Voters of Elkhart County meeting
• Rail track preparations to close some streets in Goshen
• Railroad buff to speak at Indiana Model Train Visitors Club meeting
• Multiple train crossings closed in Goshen to prepare for new tracks
• Elkhart City Council to consider $3.5 million in spending requests
• Do Not Call list deadline is Tuesday
• Barn fire shuts down U.S. 20 at S.R. 13
• Dining A La King: A quick search for the best turtles in the area yields some sweet results
• Years after visiting Elkhart, woman finds some things never change
• Prison term halved
• Fire destroys two-unit home in Elkhart, displaces ground-floor tenants
• Census figures put the growth of Jefferson Township on the map
• Elkhart County outgrows its neighbors in the 2000s
• Two cops fired, now moving on in Elkhart
• Farm calendar
• Lawmakers talk education at Elkhart 'Third House' meeting
• Students learn about teamwork and service during visit to Elkhart's Feed The Children facility (VIDEO)
• Court: No excuse for prosecutor's failure to show up for DUI hearing
• Elkhart adds THINKing power to its fleet of vehicles (VIDEO)
• Indiana House OKs bill for tax installments
• 'Love is in the air' for Second Saturday in Nappanee
• Candidate filings
• Nappanee council appoints two to city positions
• South Bend on Rucker's concert schedule May 7
• Plenty to say to legislators at local town hall session (VIDEO)
• Grimes aims to reclaim Goshen council seat
• Goshen police looking for suspect in Thursday robbery
• Indiana Court of Appeals rule in two Elkhart County cases
• Remember Hootie? Darius Rucker coming to Morris in May
• Middlebury police requesting arson charges in Big C fire case
• This Week in Review newscast-VIDEO
• Amazing Race will take students to Elkhart's Feed the Children headquarters
• Central, Memorial bands benfit from Bandapalooza III, slated for Saturday
• Early graduation bill authored by Yoder passes committee
• Elkhart mayor to deliver State of the City address on March 15
• Do some good — Celebrate and contribute to community causes
• More education = less crime
• Daddies and daughters enjoy evening of dancing at the fairgrounds
• Hispanics fueling Elkhart County population growth
• Elkhart officer accused of on-duty sex fired
• Close vote results in firing of Elkhart Police Cpl. Will Lee
• Elkhart Co. population rose 8 percent in last decade, while Elkhart shrank
• County police investigating morning crash that injures two
• Elkhart officer's hearing continues this morning
• New law allows centralized voting, but county has no money for it yet
• What would charter schools bill do in Indiana?
• Government at a glance
• Elkhart man's sentence upheld
• Daddy daughter dance is tonight
• Elkhart Police Department accredited
• Indiana AG: State shouldn't assume authority over illegal immigration
• Indiana may hold back third-graders who can't read
• Elkhart's Emerge Ministries has NAP tax credits
• Two local students are merit finalists
• Members of Elkhart County chambers to visit statehouse
• The courts
• Hoeppner: 'Nothing can prepare you for this'
• TIF funds may help train unemployed in Goshen
• Government at a glance
• Three Elkhart Co. schools delaying start of classes Wednesday
• Woman testifies she had sex with Elkhart cop while he was on duty
• Authorities disarm church archives at Goshen College
• Elkhart fires Cpl. Urban from police department
• Car crashes into Elkhart convenience store front
• Elkhart, Goshen chambers sponsor 'Third House' meetings Saturday
• House Speaker Bosma to conduct Elkhart town hall meeting
• 3 hurt in crash with Goshen snowplow treated, released
• Snowmobiler from Ligonier in critical condition
• Shot to groin for $15 payoff sends Goshen man to hospital
• Financial divot closes Middlebury golf course
• Nothing's missing: Today's edition is a little smaller
• Man had $500K of pot in his car on toll road
• Is Elkhart's clean sidewalk law working?
• Northridge High School honor roll
• West Side Middle School honor roll
• Truck smashes into convenience store
• Police arrest wanted man after nearly a year on the lam
• Sunday wreck with Goshen snowplow injures three
• Man arrested on toll road with 98 pounds of marijuana
• Goshen Police say man took $15 to be shot in groin for YouTube video
• Ligonier man in critical condition after snowmobile accident near Millersburg
• Three fire departments fight rural Elkhart mobile home fire
• Icy roads causing several crashes this morning
• Goshen business teams with Google
• Snowstorm by the numbers
• After the blizzard, neighbors helped each other clear out
• State toxicology lab problems won't affect us, officials say
• The roads are clear, but the job of cleaning the snow isn't done (video)
• A Super love: Engaged pair at odds for the big game
• Minor injuries for man after his car flips on U.S. 20 Bypass
• 4-H Clown Club meeting Monday at county fairgrounds
• Thomas hopes to continue serving on Goshen council
• Candidate filings
• Homeless benefit walk set for Feb. 19 at Concord High School
• First Fridays fun
• Man injured in Elkhart traffic accident dies at hospital
• Moore says Elkhart 'did what was right' in Genesis funding case
• Horizon 2.0 project gets Goshen chamber poll support
• Another case of too many cats being kept in an Elkhart home (VIDEO)
• Nearly 50 cats taken from Elkhart home- VIDEO
• Week in Review- Goshen College newscast
• Travel restrictions lifted in Elkhart County
• Man injured in Elkhart traffic accident dies at hospital
• Moore says Elkhart 'did what was right' in Genesis funding case
• Bowling fundraiser will help local kids
• Science Olympiad is Saturday at Goshen College
• Dog on walk with owner in Elkhart killed by larger dog
• Allison Hostetler is Goshen's contestant in state Junior Miss
• Some local trash pickup being pushed back
• Several hurt in local crashes (VIDEO)
• Reward for Middlebury fire arrest
• Elkhart County prosecutor’s budget more than doubled between 2002-09, but Curtis Hill Jr. says his office is a bargain for taxpayers (video)
• Elkhart County leaders discuss other issues at summit
• Elkhart County officials eye revenue options
• Four vehicles crash behind school bus
• 4 injured in 5-vehicle crash that includes school bus- VIDEO
• Elkhart police investigating dog killing another dog
• Reward being offered in suspicious Middlebury fire
• Wrestling tournament postponed again
• Update: Accident closes U.S. 20 east of Elkhart (VIDEO)
• Railroad underpass work at Goshen College pushed back to '12
• Open house set for retiring Elkhart city employee
• If the state passes a smoking ban, it won't change local ban ordinances
• Many in Elkhart took the pileup of snow in stride on Wednesday
• After the snow is done, the frigid temperatures will remain for a while (video)
• Goshen College's snow day was only its second in its 117-year history
• Elkhart schools call off classes for the second straight day
• Trial delayed because of snow
• Goshen Theater supporters are hoping for a renovation
• 'Have a Heart for ADEC' under way
• Theater hosting part of First Friday's Free Films
• Business as usual in Elkhart County, or not?
• UPDATED: City of Elkhart, Elkhart County lifting snow emergencies this evening
• One person taken to hospital after two-semi crash on toll road
• Elkhart residents dig their way out after storm- VIDEO
• Elkhart schools to remain closed Thursday
• Elkhart County businesses finding ways to open
• Unemployment benefits shouldn't be affected by blizzard
• Elkhart Truth delivery delayed by snowstorm
• Forecast includes more snow, wind and really cold temps
• Update: Official says many roads hazardous, some side streets impassable
• Elkhart County declares snow emergency
• County officials looking to the courts to find savings
• Charges not filed against Black Expo
• Judge: Not enough jurists for cases in Elkhart County
• Man gets 31 years for hitting man on mower
• February CPR, first aid classes slated
• Executive director of Goldenrod selected
• Emergency parking order declared in Goshen
• New CCS director Roberson will stay on Elkhart City Council
• Testimony starts in murder trial of Elkhart man
• Elkhart County residents flock to stores, gas stations ahead of big snowstorm
• Blizzard conditions on the way; cancellations announced
• Elkhart Police chief wants to fire officer for having sex while on duty
• Sparks sentenced in traffic death
• Immigration bill hearing postponed due to weather
• Find out road conditions before you leave
• Judge questions competency in Donnelly threat case
• Update: Bad weather means no work in General Assembly
• Buy license plates for horse-drawn carts
• Get rid of household hazardous waste at monthly collection day
• St. John's Food Pantry wins $2,000 grant
• A happy reunion for a missing dog and special needs family
• Jury chosen for Dunn trial
• County may tap TIF money for $3 million to upgrade C.R. 17
• Fairfield will have off-site Bible classes every two weeks
• Third House officials get peppered by educators at public meeting
• Reward of more than $1,000 for information on dog killer
• Mad Anthony's owes city about $100,000 in loans
• Goshen College journalism students win honors
• Area veterinarians to take part in "Spay Day"
• Elkhart Parks ice fishing derby slated for Feb. 12
• Less becomes more for Goshen clinic
• Elkhart Central's lip dub is no dud (video)
• Goshen Public Library board OKs ID system
• Digital initiatives make Elkhart Public Library more 'e-ccessible'
• Elkhart man's murder trial set to start today
• More snow in the works for Elkhart County
• Three arrested for breaking into cars in Goshen, Elkhart County
• TIF funds would be used for Goshen worker training
• Woman's job at CCS funded by local donor
• Under Preheim-Bartel's stewardship, CCS responded to Elkhart County’s needs
• Citizenship bill co-authored by Elkhart lawmaker
• Workshop on Elkhart County zoning update is Tuesday
• Super Sounds is closing today after 28 years in business
• Candidate filings
• Henke will seek third council term
• Recession is over, says economist at chamber meeting
• Goshen police release suspect sketch based on victim's description
• What did msnbc.com find out on its return to Elkhart?
• Local arrests for Jan 25-27
• Two teens hurt in Cass County accident
• Economist tells Elkhart Chamber group "recession is over"
• Goshen police release sketch of man wanted in sexual assault of GC student
• The courts
• Middlebury storage building destroyed by 'suspicious' fire
• Bristol council tables tax break request
• Closing rumors plagued Mad Anthony's
• Woodlawn area residents will meet at nature center
• Elkhart City Council will discuss appropriations requests
• Three departments battled barn fire near Middlebury Thursday morning
• Quick trip down the hill
• SLIDE DOWN THE HILL ON A PIECE OF CARDBOARD
• Grant will aid Millersburg water system upgrades
• Nominations needed for Middlebury Book of Golden Deeds award
• Firefighters battling blaze tonight in Middlebury storage building
• Fire destroys Middlebury barn
• Show season takes Elkhart companies to Vegas, elsewhere
• Governor misses State of the Union to cheer on Purdue
• Update: Elkhart's Mad Anthony's closes- VIDEO
• Residents of Shipshewana speak out against alcohol sales (video)
• Taking back the night
• Honors info will be presented at Goshen High School
• Elkhart mayor, staff meet with federal officials
• Sheriff suggests adding inmates
• Notre Dame grads will hear Defense chief Gates
• Defense Secretary Gates to speak at ND commencement
• Granger man charged with threatening Donnelly
• ABC News visits Elkhart County for State of the Union address
• Man charged following Detroit police shootout has Elkhart County conviction
• Think cars will be on display for VP's visit
• Catch them if you can: Elkhart couple walk for miles and miles
• Cold impact
• Learn more about fiber on Feb. 10
• Elkhart chief wants two officers fired
• Residents question Middlebury School Board
• Funding options for C.R. 17 work examined
• Catch Dede twice
• How to use technology to weigh in on the State of the Union
• Embattled Elkhart cop may be fired
• Indiana's Arizona-style immigration bill will get Feb. 2 hearing
• County jobless rate leads state at 12.8 percent, but lowest in two years
• Keystone has ABC News over for State of the Union
• New hours of operation for two regional BMV branches
• Willie Nelson returns to the Morris for a show March 20
• Two hurt when car slides off road into the Elkhart River (video)
• Two teachers, a principal and one room at this Bristol schoolhouse
• ABC News to broadcast from Goshen as part of State of the Union coverage
• Elkhart businesses could get stormwater fee break
• Uh oh. Elkhart County's making way less money on interest
• Sentencing delayed for woman who stole from Goshen Band Boosters
• Two hospitalized after car goes into river near DeCamp Bridge- VIDEO
• How do you keep a 24-hour campus safe all 24 hours? (video)
• Pair of bills in Indiana statehouse aim at illegal workers
• What would USDA changes mean for 32 million children's lunches? (video)
• Elkhart mayor requests $3.5 million for Streetscape and other projects
• Bowling fundraiser will aid Big Brothers/Big Sisters
• Sheriff will speak to Pachyderm Club on Wednesday
• Scouts test survival skills at Klondike Derby (video)
• Mother's illness inspires winning science fair project
• Science fair medallion winners
• Robert Terry Snyder Sr. running for Goshen City Council
• Investigators looking into cause of Century Foam fire in Elkhart
• Julia Gautsche seeks her third term on Goshen City Council
• Head to downtown Elkhart tonight for 'Trudge for Suds'
• Bristol Elementary hopes everyday success blocks will boost test scores
• Doctor: Local flu cases not higher than normal
• Will these students help make science big again in Elkhart?
• Goose hunter plays by the rules
• Elkhart council asked to approve $3.5 million in capital spending
• UPDATED: Westbound U.S. 20 Bypass reopened after crash near U.S. 33
• Investigators looking into cause of Century Foam fire
• Women's conference, prayer breakfast set at Elkhart churches
• Seniors to benefit from Elkhart Council on Aging food pantry
• TVs stolen from trailers at Goshen RV plant
• Mick files for Elkhart City Council seat
• Elkhart elementary student hospitalized after attack
• Fundraiser may ease some challenges for Goshen woman
• '70s rock icons triple up at Morris
• Elkhart CAPS elk art sponsors sought
• Bristol Town Council weighs tax break for Kem Krest
• Kevin Taylor murder trial delayed to June
• Elkhart man gets 35 years for burglary while girl was home
• 48 firefighters called to blaze at Elkhart business (video)
• Wind chill advisory issued
• Elkhart man recently blasted music to get geese hunters out of his back yard
• 11-year-old student taken to hospital after attack behind Elkhart school
• Styx, Blue Oyster Cult and Mark Farner coming to South Bend
• Wind chill temps lead to public health advisory overnight
• UPDATE: All lanes on Nappanee at Hively and S.R. 19 closed for clean-up after fire- VIDEO
• Elkhart's Century Foam acquires Exemplary Foam
• Who is running for city and town office?
• Democrat Fry will run for mayor of Mishawaka
• Five area fire departments get resuscitation kits designed for pets (VIDEO)
• Man hospitalized following toll road crash near Elkhart (VIDEO)
• Police think student may have run to Elkhart County or Michigan
• Elkhart County zoning plan sparring continues
• Jimtown fans face charges for disrupting basketball game
• Toll road accident near Elkhart slowing traffic- VIDEO
• Elkhart couple charged after disrupting Jimtown road game last weekend
• Pet oxygen masks donated to area fire departments- VIDEO
• Penn High School runaway could be in Elkhart County
• Olive 'Grace' Miller retires after volunteering for 28 years at CAPS in Elkhart
• Government at a glance: Bristol Town Council
• 34 schools will be represented at Elkhart County spelling bee
• Three local companies cater their proposals to the Lerner Theatre for event space
• Goshen College grad Nathan Rempel to run for city council
• Beadle, Grodnik to seek another term in Elkhart
• Volunteers in Goshen have can-do outlook (video)
• Notre Dame loses big recruit
• Democratic candidate announces run for Goshen's District 3 council seat
• Elkhart city clerk, judge both planning to run for re-election
• UPDATE: Detailed description of attacker released
• County OKs Six Span bonus
• Three companies want to cater events at Lerner Theatre
• Energy co-op has blood drive Wednesday in Cassopolis
• Elkhart County draft zoning ordinance up for review
• Indiana: Creek out indefinitely for Hoosiers
• Across the area, King's message of peace drove discussions (video)
• Donnelly, Moore honor King by denouncing recent violence- VIDEO
• Another snow advisory issued for Elkhart County
• Elkhart police investigating two robberies and one dog's death
• Confronting mental illness at face value
• Elkhart County Girl Scouts kick off their cookie season
• What does Illinois tax hike mean locally?
• Lifelong Learning lecture series begins Wednesday in Goshen
• Were dogs found in Elkhart trash container used as bait?
• VIM suitor’s permit request delayed
• Firefighters working to extinguish fire in Concord Township house
• Wakarusa teen in critical after Thursday car crash
• Dogs found in trash in Elkhart may have been used as bait
• Local thefts held level during holidays
• Bethany Christian students take off on dreams of flying
• Moon receives promotion from Indiana State Police
• Elkhart County students in All-State bands
• Bullying response series scheduled by Edwardsburg, Mich., Schools
• Elkhart Mothers Against Meth to distribute clothes
• Guidance Ministries hosts skin care class
• Thin Mints? Do-Si-Dos? Local Girl Scouts mark opening of cookie sales
• Eldridge to run for Goshen City Council seat
• Elkhart Lions Citizenship Award
• Helicopter takes teenage driver to hospital after crash near Wakarusa
• Two arrested in connection with injured trooper
• Elkhart man's molest sentence reduced
• Sale of extended gun magazines rise at Mishawaka store
• Goshen man convicted of child molesting
• A mother and child reunion: Elkhart woman finds biological family
• McDonald's wants county to super-size it
• Webinars target Elkhart County growers who market food to public
• Goshen man convicted of 12 sex crimes against children
• Blood shortfall creates dire need for donors
• Extended gun magazine sales spiked at one area store
• Donnelly says redistricting might prompt run for governor
• Oops! Plows clip mailboxes and lawns in quest to clear snow
• Indiana courts businesses turned off by Illinois tax hike
• Judicial issues have local impact
• The Band Perry added to Elkhart County 4-H Fair entertainment lineup
• Elkhart instrument makers blowing their own horns
• Info series aimed at caregivers for seniors
• Tobacco Control director will speak to League of Women Voters of Elkhart County
• More snow ahead, but not a lot
• Thompson will seek 5th term as mayor of Nappanee
• Sale of meth ingredients is the target of local lawmaker's bills
• Following his star: Northridge grad is making it in Hollywood
• The Band Perry will play Elkhart County Fair on July 27
• Travelers beware of new lake-effect snow west of Elkhart tonight
• Nappanee mayor says he's running for fifth term
• Donnelly escorted by police at school event on Tuesday
• These two train experts want to see Elkhart's steam engine back on track (video)
• Four dozen cats taken from Elkhart apartment
• Another surgery for trooper struck by car
• Inheritance tax bill co-authored by Yoder
• Elkhart City Council members named to committees
• Snoop Dogg to play South Bend concert
• Hawks site available for sale or lease from Goshen Redevelopment Commission
• Wakarusa Dime Store's 'Baby Formula' triples the flavors
• You don't have to go to D.C. to visit Library of Congress
• Second time around for actors, director in Elkhart Civic Theatre production
• McKee running for Goshen City Council seat
• Goshen community relations group meets with city councilman who suggested funding cut
• Authorities remove more than 30 cats from Elkhart apartment
• Want to watch Gov. Daniels' State of the State address tonight?
• Verizon and iPhone? Yes, they will on Feb. 10
• With increased security, Donnelly welcomes Elkhart students to exhibit
• UPDATED: Car that struck state trooper on Toll Road has been found
• Wakarusa jellybean flavors are pink grapefruit, pineapple and huckleberry
• Snoop Dogg coming to Club Fever Jan. 26
• Local girl hadn't seen her dad since he left for war in June -- until Monday (Video)
• Cass County, Mich., boy killed by horse left truck
• Gas leak routs four from homes
• Boy killed by horse had sneaked out of mother's truck, police say
• Wakarusa Dime Store to unveil three new jellybean flavors
• Update: Firefighters able to ventilate Sunnyside home-VIDEO
• Father, on leave from Afghanistan, surprises daughter at kindergarten- VIDEO
• One hurt in head-on crash
• Concord violinist wins symphony spot
• Vandalia, Mich., boy dies from kick by horse
• Video to look at recession's toll in Elkhart
• Downtown activity perking
• Harris and Anagnos are two people with downtown roots
• Humane Society reports successful end to 2010
• Diaries recall local history 'Through Grandma's Eyes'
• How did the first few days of Congress go for local lawmakers?
• Elkhart and Goshen Hacienda entertainer Angel Martinez is hanging up his sombrero
• Volunteers brave cold, snow to deliver food boxes to Elkhart County needy (video)
• While Elkhart County got 6 to 7 inches of snow, neighboring St. Joseph County got more than 2 feet
• Old diaries reveal area history 'Through Grandma's Eyes'
• Snow adds perfect touch to Winter Wonderland in Nappanee
• E-Verify generates new talk, no action
• Venturi, The LaPatea win chili cookoff in Goshen
• UPDATED: Elkhart's rescheduled New Year's celebration postponed again by weather
• Elkhart County reinstates victim alert system
• Bristol man charged in Sheena Kiska killing spoke to media days after 2008 homicide
• Man pinned between vehicles in Cass County, Mich., hospitalized
• Two face charges related to Edwardsburg, Mich., meth bust
• Goshen welcomes fire, ice
• Blaze heavily damages Bristol area home
• Library of Congress exhibit to visit Elkhart
• Goshen fan has quite a seat for tonight's Colts game
• Cass County crash pinned man between two vehicles
• Murder suspect was in the news shortly after 2008 killing
• Old Hoosier Meats' little piggie comes home to Middlebury
• House fire closes C.R. 23 north of toll road- VIDEO
• Victim alert system reinstated in Elkhart County
• Elkhart, Goshen chambers will host 'Third House' meetings
• Rep. Donnelly voted for Shuler as speaker
• 13 Elkhart County musicians to take part in Student Concerto Competition
• Some sort of immigration legislation is likely in Indiana, but we don't know the specifics yet.
• 175 local jobs are about to disappear
• Suspect charged in Bristol homicide
• Sharing his skills
• Northern Indiana could get 5 inches of snow overnight
• Man charged with murder in March 2008 killing of Bristol woman
• Donnelly, Stutzman vote to cut House budgets by 5 percent
• Medtec to close its facilities in Goshen, White Pigeon
• Can’t afford a lawyer? An Elkhart County public defender will be there for you
• Elkhart County zoning rules being updated -- again -- to address complaints
• BeauSoleil brings 'cajunized jazz' to Goshen College
• No injuries in Nappanee house fire
• Wesco learning the ropes in Legislature
• Library of Congress exhibit to make stop in Elkhart
• Tree seedlings again being sold by Elkhart County Soil and Water Conservation District, Michiana Master Gardeners
• Elkhart City Council elects officers for last year of current term
• Elkhart County families to receive food boxes
• Wes Culver has an incentive for the unemployed to take low-paying jobs
• Horizon education plan likely to face funding hurdles
• Did you win $355 million?
• Too many are crossing the line of safety at train intersections
• Goshen vs. the world for business
• Mega Millions jackpot reaches $330 million; drawing tonight
• Nappanee also hopes for some wintry weather for its Winter Wonderland
• Branches will renew license plates
• Companies tell Goshen officials that tax breaks will save, add jobs
• Crown's shift in focus will cost about 75 jobs at Elkhart facility
• Mentors needed in Middlebury Schools
• Friday the deadline to put out Christmas trees in Goshen
• UPDATED: Feed The Children to help local families
• Convicted burglar's challenge of sentence didn't sway court
• Wells will track underground pollutants
• Ice is returning, so take care
• Celebrate the new year in Elkhart on Saturday
• Area public libraries
• Former US House hopeful Walorski unsure of future
• Dining A La King: A toast to the tastes in 2010
• Brothers try to spotlight music in weekly Goshen show
• Niles man killed during New's Year's Eve party
• Central sophomore will play in Rose Bowl Parade today
• Weather crashes Elkhart's New Year's party
• What do spending cuts made by local school districts in 2010 mean for 2011?
• These 2010 web stories clicked with local viewers
• Elkhart man returns to scene of attack, arrested by Goshen police
• LaGrange deputy released from hospital after accidental shot by fellow officer
• 1st Source Bank repays TARP funds
• Milford-based CTB acquires assets of Shore Sales of Illinois Inc.
• Wood-burning stove sparks fire at house near New Paris
• New year, new faces at Elkhart County Veterans Affairs office
• Two teen robbers each get six years in prison
• Reserve a spot at Goshen College's Martin Luther King Jr. breakfast on Jan. 17
• Quake shakes our part of Indiana
• Rogers sworn in as Elkhart County sheriff (video)
• In a season filled with ups and downs, how will it end for Notre Dame?
• Medical problem may have caused one-car crash
• UPDATE: LaGrange County officer shot accidentally during arrest
• What people said about the quake
• New Paris family escapes fire caused by wood-burning stove
• Our most popular web stories for 2010
• 1st Source among six banks that recently repaid TARP funds
• Magnitude 4.2 earthquake rattles area
• No need to keep boiling water in Goshen
• Man arrested in Elkhart McDonald's drive-through lane
• Rain may dampen Elkhart's party
• Nappanee officials say goodbye
• Ice carvers show their skills
• 88.1 WVPE raised nearly $103,000
• New investigator for Elkhart County Prosecutor’s office is another veteran cop (video)
• Goshen Housing Authority records messy, but not bogus
• Area officials discuss government reform
• Rain, warm temps threaten some Elkhart New Year's Eve activities
• State won't mail out tax forms starting this year
• Audit appears to clear Goshen housing agency; state police will review case
• 21-year-old alleged to have brandished gun at Goshen Target
• Elkhart police seek two men who robbed store
• Julie Dijkstra becomes the new chief and Nappanee's first female officer (video)
• The long waits and lane closures are (almost) over as the year ends
• This pint-sized pup saved people from a fire disaster (video)
• Looking back and ahead, here's the biggest roadwork projects locally
• Seminar focuses on stress and the heart
• Grief support services offered free in January
• Red Cross offering CPR and first aid classes
• Diabetes group will discuss weight loss
• Where is ND wideout Kamara? Kelly offers a few clues
• Family Dollar store robbed this morning in Elkhart
• Goshen man arrested after police say he showed knife, pointed gun
• Bring household toxins to dump Jan. 8
• Elkhart County Commissioners to discuss government restructuring
• Elkhart coffee purchase led to arrest in Ohio
• County officials vet Soil Solutions bond
• Let's trade: Area police shuffle decks
• Irish visit kids at Texas hospital
• Veteran Rogers ready for transition to sheriff (video)
• Goshen board of works combines jobs to save money in utilities office
• Nearly seven decades of a love as strong as life
• Government at a glance
• 20 Goshen homes without water due to broken pipe
• U.S. 20 Bypass travel slowed at C.R. 17 because of fire
• Man, underage girl, tracked by receipt through Elkhart
• Celebrate the winter season in Shipshewana this week
• Are gas prices fair? He doesn't think so
• What's open and closed this holiday week?
• Halfway done, the Goshen sewer overflow project is a behemoth
• Nappanee City Council at a glance
• Elkhart County: Who we are and how we're living
• Elkhart County housing market up, but not all the way
• Goshen church serves hundreds at its annual Christmas dinner
• Christmas tree pickup starts Monday in some local communities
• Police look into string of vandalism to windows
• Gold coin found in Goshen Salvation Army kettle
• Prospective House pages should apply
• YWCA receiving $10,000 Avon grant
• Get the ball rolling on land transfers
• Plenty to do on the snow and ice
• Here's a marriage with lots of heart
• Secret Salvation Army donor's offering in Goshen as good as gold
• How we helped: Money raised for Bristol Opera House sign
• Boys arrested as suspects in burglary near Milford
• Ugly holiday sweaters on display at Chubby Trout
• Teen hurt when car hit pole on C.R. 17 near Goshen
• Don't tell anyone, but ... at one time, most Elkhart County adults belonged to at least one ‘secret society’
• Molester's sentence gets lowered
• Elkhart man sentenced in drug deal that ended in death
• Osceola couple offer Christmas dinner for 1,000 needy families
• The courts
• Hundreds get free turkeys at Osceola business
• Woman blacks out on C.R. 17, crashes car into light pole
• Tom Roeder steps down from post as Wakarusa's town manager
• Group closes shop after revamping downtown Elkhart for 26 years
• Six arrested in connection with Monday shooting in Elkhart
• Ice causes slippery local commute
• Indiana AG's office issues phone scam warning
• Toy time at Tolson Center
• Downtown Elkhart low-income families, teens receive gifts
• Outdoor winter activities
• Six men arrested after Elkhart shooting
• UPDATE - U.S. 20 Bypass reopens after morning accidents
• Ice causes a slippery commute on U.S. 33 and U.S. 20 Bypass
• Clouds covered our eclipse, but you can still watch
• Bad weather cuts into blood drives
• Water levels lowered for construction at Millrace Canal in Goshen
• Elkhart County Parks photography contest opens
• Bayh says goodbye, for now, on northern Indiana stop of farewell tour — video
• Bayh says he could return to public office someday
• Nappanee man arrested for domestic disturbance in Goshen
• Supreme Court rules judge shouldn't have allowed Watson to play
• Soldier will ring Salvation Army bells today at Concord Mall
• Wine salesman charged with stealing more than $100,000 from employer
• Updated: Skillman won't run for governor in 2012
• Property tax deduction deadline nearing
• Stutzman to open district office in Goshen
• Follow the strings of lights to holiday cheer (interactive map)
• Helping the state helps pay the bills at the Elkhart County jail (video)
• Fire destroys Concord Township home
• Elkhart may derail plan to lease rare locomotive
• K-12? Horizon plan focuses on school from cradle to college (video)
• What's open and when this Christmas week?
• Jobless benefits: Do they help or hinder?
• Bristol council president retiring
• City council candidate wants Goshen to be more friendly to businesses, owners
• Fenstermacher leaving Trinity UMC in Elkhart, role as community supporter
• Baugo Lions organize food donations for needy families (Video)
• Today last chance to get photo with Santa at Bristol shop
• Bethany Christian readies for exchanges with Paraguay school
• 2 in, 2 out among township trustees
• Six Elkhart County officeholders are coming up on the end of their terms
• Elkhart restaurant reopens after fixing violations
• Filing for federal unemployment aid resumes Sunday
• Goshen politics heating up
• Elkhart County jobless rate still leads state
• Middlebury shows it cares by sharing at Third Friday
• King's Buffet complies with health codes, reopens
• Things to fill your calendar this weekend
• County unemployment rate up 0.4 percent, still leads state
• Record free holiday military messages at Concord Mall
• Donnelly, Stutzman, Upton vote to extend tax cuts, unemployment benefits
• Rural Goshen man sentenced for DUI death
• No charges in alleged sexual assault at Notre Dame
• Check your e-mail. You might find a Christmas card or letter
• Memorial service set for Goshen teen
• State, county 'moving forward'
• Elkhart's Guidance Ministries' sign-up period ends
• Court denies former Goshen man's appeal
• Stutzman gets committee assignments
• Michael's glove, Elvis' shirt spent weekend in Middlebury
• Certified livestock producer program is on Jan. 25
• Pick from 14 species of tree seedlings offered by Michiana Master Gardeners
• The Elkhart Truth/eTruth.com holiday sweater contest
• Memorial service planned for train accident victim
• Prosecutor: No charges against two Notre Dame students
• Family of suicide victim says Notre Dame betrayed them
• THINK City's first customer is Indiana DNR
• Employee escapes fire at Wakarusa business (video)
• Adkins, REO will be among next year's Elkhart County 4-H Fair entertainers
• Investigation of misuse of Genesis funds has been returned to the Elkhart County prosecutor's office a second time
• White found guilty of murder as jury rejects self-defense claim in shooting at Elkhart apartment
• Think touts production and future plans for Elkhart plant
• UPDATE: White found guilty of murder
• UPDATE - Wakarusa business fire brought under control-VIDEO
• UPDATE: Genesis investigation back at the prosecutor's office
• Wawasee gymnast in critical condition after accident
• Elkhart County Historical Museum finishes assessment program
• Elkhart's Porter, Dawson named to Indiana Black Expo board
• Be ready for the snow, because it could get very ugly today
• Rieth chosen as new United Way president
• Council newcomer aims for Goshen mayorship
• Elkhart County United Way has a new president
• Use common sense when driving in hazardous winter weather
• Gas leak prompting evacuation at Concord Mall
• Where to find out travel condtitions
• How to keep your pipes from bursting in these temperatures
• Delays and cancellations reported at South Bend airport
• Bayh says he won't run for Indiana governor in 2012
• Snow and slick roads lead to Elkhart County school delays
• Property tax deduction filings are due
• Santa will attend breakfast in Goshen Saturday
• Skillman to speak at Greater Elkhart Chamber of Commerce lunch
• League of Women Voters of Elkhart County schedules legislative luncheon
• Open house slated at Goshen 'green' house
• Nappanee students put it on the line for others — video
• Riegsecker to make run in Goshen mayoral race
• Bulletin Board
• Snow, wind creating travel hazard
• Video preserves memories of Elkhart's Italian-American community
• 91-year-old twins doing OK now
• Bruce White murder trial starts today
• UPDATE: Crashes, slide-offs reported throughout Elkhart County today
• Shots fired during fray, Goshen man arrested
• Local school officials: How to evaluate teachers?
• No Elkhart shoveling citations issued -- yet
• Knights of Columbus food delivery has grown from a few families to 550 in 24 years
• Goshen College students finalists in (RED) competition
• Donate to Elkhart police Christmas party for kids
• Puppy mill protest is today at UP mall, Mishawaka
• Four decades of serving Goshen
• Event manager needed for renovated Lerner Theatre
• Things to fill your calendar this weekend
• ATV driver remains critical in South Bend hospital after Thursday crash
• Alta Resources sold by Elkhart-based RV supplier Dicor
• The courts
• Official: Elkhart County could handle Concord assessing
• VIM asks that court decision to dismiss suit be upheld
• Dave Pottinger wins award in D.C. for work in downtown Goshen, but credits whole city
• Elkhart man facing federal drug and gun charges says he's a member of Chicago gang
• DREAM Act making waves in Washington, locally
• First part of Elkhart’s combined sewer overflow plan is complete
• ATV driver flown to hospital after Osolo Road crash
• Christmas lights, decorations brighten passersby around Elkhart County
• Christmas lights, decorations brighten passersby around Elkhart County
• Woman hurt in crash at Elkhart underpass (video)
• Middlebury Elementary music teacher pulled the right strings to establish guitar class (video)
• Donations by Gaska Tape owner will help four organizations
• Elkhart County government departments sponsoring breakfast
• Woman hurt in crash at Benham Avenue underpass in Elkhart (Video)
• Accident victim listed in critical condition
• VA clinic in Goshen hitting its marks
• Grease traps become a sticking point for Goshen council
• CTB founder remembered for innovations and faith
• Remaining Elkhart Streetscape work will be combined
• Reaction to proposal to extend jobless benefits is mixed among those in Elkhart County hit hardest by economy
• Experts divided on tax deal
• Chamber VP running for at-large Elkhart City Council seat
• Investigation of Elkhart County probation officer completed
• Humane Society fundraiser brings Santa out for the pets
• Bulletin Board
• Thousands could lose benefits if aid isn't extended
• ND to play Miami in Sun Bowl
• You filled three and a half box trucks with toys for the needy
• Parties prepare for 2011 Elkhart city elections
• Customers should like new crop of RVs; their input helped create them
• Doing more with less in RV design (video)
• English for Adults sign-up is Monday at Elkhart library
• Downtown Wakarusa tree celebration Monday
• Two injured in two-vehicle accident in Dunlap
• About 1,450 people attended the Elkhart Fire Department's breakfast with Santa event
• Lake-effect snow warning for Elkhart County issued
• A blizzard of goodies fell on Toys for Tots this morning
• Celebrate a ‘heartfelt’ Christmas in Bristol
• Local lawmakers receive state Senate assignments
• Crime Stoppers reward in Goshen homicide
• Elkhart ice park ready to open
• Goshen's First Fridays lit the city's Christmas tree with the help of Mayor Allen Kauffman
• U.S. Rep. Marlin Stutzman's sister pens a book about him
• Changes to Elkhart County government are also being debated
• Budget disagreements between Elkhart County commissioners, council may not be over
• Goshen man died Friday morning when he was hit by a van on West Clinton Street
• Teen died Thursday night when he was struck by train while running across tracks in Goshen
• Week in Review- Goshen College newscast
• Things to fill your calendar this weekend
• Pedestrian killed in crash on Goshen's west side
• Police identify teen killed in Goshen train accident
• Elkhart County courts: Two Elkhart teens given six-year sentence for robbery last year
• Person killed crossing in front of train in Goshen
• Gag request in Elkhart murder case pending
• Driver accused of OWI in deadly Goshen crash appears in court
• Donnelly, Stutzman split on tax cut vote
• Marines gear up for Toys for Tots event at Concord Mall
• ISP trooper honored for saving man from cold river
• Osolo Township house burns; residents OK
• State Rep. Fry appointed to several committees
• Recount meeting will be live online
• Elkhart mayor hosting annual food drive
• New board to oversee defenders
• Christmas Family Day is Saturday at Old Bag Factory
• Local food, music for Saturday's Goshen Farmers Market benefit
• Decision leaves customers pining for Stutsman trees
• Trucks collide in Wakarusa; three hurt
• Sidewalk snag on U.S. in Dunlap
• Independent board will oversee Elkhart County public defender's office
• RVIA chief: Chinese buyers want RVs made in Elkhart County and the rest of America (video)
• Elkhart Marines looking for a few good toys
• Osceola woman arrested after escaping attack
• YWCA opens Elkhart site
• Accidents crop up as snow gives area roads an icy coat
• Area street crews set on salt, sand
• Donnelly backs repeal of 'don't ask, don't tell' gay ban
• Environmental issues in Goshen 'interconnected'
• Entertainment digest: Auditions for two New World Arts shows, northern Indiana author's book signing at Essenhaus
• Entertainment calendar
• Several crashes mar evening commute in Elkhart County
• Goshen High School band qualifies for $25K grant
• S.R. 120 blocked north of Middlebury due to three-vehicle accident
• Ex-Indiana state cop gets 17 felony charges
• Middlebury accident victim in fair condition
• Elkhart County hazardous waste collection is Saturday
• Goshen neighborhood groups, city officials to meet
• Still time to enter Elkhart's Winterfest Lighted Parade
• New Horizons holiday concert Thursday at Elkhart Central
• Expert talks to Elkhart chamber transpo council about the future of roads
• ‘Rudy’ returns to area to help friend with hearing disorders
• Energy-Inc. likely to operate in Elkhart County within a month
• Louisville RV show opens with optimism (Video)
• Jobless benefits extensions expiring today, affecting 90K Hoosiers
• Middlebury driver tells police he fell asleep before hitting semi
• Elkhart restaurant robbed by armed man
• Elkhart women, 88 and 80, robbed over weekend
• Crash victim airlifted from Middlebury scene
• Elkhart man shot walking down Marion
• Trinity is selling its downtown Elkhart church to move to Granger
• Almost a whole Elkhart city block goes on the auction block
• Goshen's First Friday lights up the season
• Workforce board could get more federal cash with change
• Sawmill proposal may result in a hilltop chopped off near Middlebury
• Judge allows schools' lawsuit against the state to proceed in court
• Words in the way of agreement on VIM lawsuit
• Two tea times Saturday to benefit Elkhart programs
• Soup of Success sets shopping day
• Middlebury church plays host to free garage sale
• Wakarusa shopping event features prizes
• Two flown to hospital after toll road crash near Elkhart
• Normal looks good at RV show
• Do some good — Tow Trucks for Tots toy drive Dec. 11
• Renovation work completed at Hubbard Hill
• Arts center provides fresh space in Goshen
• Centered on better lives
• Goshen community center plans proceeding
• Elkhart family is doing better, feeling more confident about future
• Indiana Toll Road shut down temporarily due to wreck
• As local food needs rise, so do needs of providers
• Working at CCS takes a toll, but 'it's also an amazing job'
• RV show starts this week with Forest River and Thor as industry leaders
• Update: Toll road has re-opened after crash; two injured
• 13-year-old Elkhart girl has a heart for the theater
• Black Friday deals draw Goshen, Elkhart crowds
• Elkhart County school officials react to AYP results
• Church Community Services executive director stepping down
• 91-year-old twins have been targets of multiple robberies in their Elkhart home
• Police suspect drunk driving in one car crash late Thursday
• Black Friday brings crowds, some line-jumping (VIDEO)
• About 200 volunteers cooked and served a free Thanksgiving meal at The Matterhorn in Elkhart (Video)
• Elkhart County runners gobble up Thanksgiving Day races for good causes
• GOP assignments announced for Indiana House
• Holiday schedules
• 15 local band players join the Macy's parade
• Living Gratefully: Being thankful as a family
• Here's where you can get a meal and fellowship today
• Living Gratefully: Despite many losses, the Bakers are happy to count the blessings
• Do some good — Make donations to Salvation Army by text message
• Do Some Good — Shop for Elves for Elders at Concord Mall
• How we're helping — YMCA of Elkhart County collected food items
• How we're helping — Eagles deliver turkeys for Elkhart Salvation Army dinner
• Elkhart preschoolers give thanks, with a lesson
• Elkhart family's simply thankful
• Hard times won't diminish happiness for Middlebury family
• Elkhart County stores, shoppers prep for Black Friday insanity
• Do Some Good — Business will collect for 10 charitable organizations
• Do Some Good —American Girl tea aids Goshen Salvation Army
• Elkhart goes to work building the world's best-selling electric car (video)
• GC students find energy idea exciting; company, not so much
• Mega Plaza in Goshen gets New Life, indoor sports facility
• More Six Span Bridge lanes and C.R. 10 intersection to open next week
• Six of Elkhart County's seven school districts meet state's AYP standards
• Chrysler says it's putting $843 million into Kokomo factories
• Elkhart Think factory assembling first electric cars (VIDEO)
• Timetable for Elkhart $156 million sewer overhaul trimmed by five years
• Three hurt in mobile meth lab explosion in Syracuse
• County's jobless rate dips slightly, but Elkhart's and Goshen's increase
• Toll road construction is done for the season
• ADEC and REAL seek adult volunteers
• Southbound lane of S.R. 19 closed for sewer work
• An unwelcome retro trend: Whooping cough comes back in Indiana
• Elkhart County property tax collections ahead of 2009's pace
• Cost of traditional turkey dinner on the rise
• Indiana's role in putting turkey on tables
• Middlebury Boys & Girls Club raises $100K-plus at annual holiday event
• Elkhart and Kokomo have more than presidential visits in common
• Nappanee man attacked in Haiti comes home
• Indiana dealing with largest whooping cough outbreak since 1959
• Stories you may have missed this weekend
• Man sold food without a license
• Obama, Biden will visit Kokomo plant
• Elkhart driver injured in Cass County crash
• A heartfelt celebration planned in Bristol
• Goshen High School band in line for $25K in contest
• Stutzman plunges into life in D.C., but wants to keep Indiana roots
• Lawyer seeks media silence for murder trial
• Church of the Brethren provides a free Thanksgiving meal (Video)
• Bristol family escapes fire in their C.R. 27 mobile home
• No school like home: Homeschool parents to start Elkhart co-op
• Ice is nice for Middlebury's Third Fridays
• Two Central teens detained after bomb threat
• Probation officer investigated
• Update: Crash victim airlifted to South Bend
• Week in Review- Goshen College newscast
• Elkhart County probation officers ordered to undergo drug testing
• Millersburg Lions Club slates fruit sale
• You can 'Kick Cancer to the Curb' with a pink trash cart
• Kevin Taylor back in Goshen to get a new trial date for Gwen Hunt murder
• Video TourBook of Elkhart available online
• Area churches share their bounty
• Pancakes fill up diners, Goshen Salvation Army coffers
• Bells are ringing for donations in Elkhart, Goshen
• Compassion still flowing in Goshen
• Ladies With Hope hope to stuff a bus for Edwardsburg Food Pantry
• Educator, community leader Algate dies at 85
• Government at a glance
• Have college financial aid questions? Get answers at Concord workshop on Tuesday
• Food giveaway donations give Elkhart couple hope
• A college applicant’s advice to others: Don’t procrastinate
• Obama, Biden will be in Kokomo on Tuesday
• Nappanee man safe after his group was attacked in Haiti
• Nappanee man safe after Haitian attack
• UPDATED: Obama, Biden visiting Kokomo area next week, says police source
• Come chat with us about the latest Harry Potter movie
• Dinner at Goshen church benefits mission work
• Goshen College offers online resource for Advent
• Middlebury store cited for selling ice cream without license
• HUGS Project of Elkhart seeks Pepsi contest spot
• Everence shows off LEED office in Goshen
• Local homeless advocates think inside the box
• Donnelly opted for change in leadership vote
• Elkhart County justice plan may work in Kenya
• Ex-Elkhart cop Davidson back in court for lawsuits
• Swarms of swans unnerve lakers in Michigan, river dwellers in Elkhart
• Knights of Columbus to feed 550 families
• Neighbors give out big boxes of food to local senior citizens (video)
• Senior citizens receiving food boxes (Video)
• Local foreclosure situation still 'painful'
• Panel at ND says mortgage foreclosure crisis likely to linger
• Elkhart man with gun cases taped to bike arrested
• Deadly summer accident in Elkhart caused by driver’s seizure
• Cass County sheriff issues check mail scam alert
• Concord Township Trustee's Office seeks gift cards for seniors
• Michigan U.S. Rep. Upton will seek committee chairmanship
• Nappanee police looking for armed robber
• Public seems to like Middlebury town plan
• More Goshen College jobs eliminated
• Seizure caused fatal July crash on Elkhart's Fulton Street
• Indiana Do Not Call deadline today; South Bend/Elkhart second highest in participation
• State Senators representing Elkhart County get key appointments
• Recent Elkhart County crimes
• A panel on the death penalty talks about its rising cost (video)
• Elkhart County zoning rule changes get public airing
• Volunteers come out in force to serve Thanksgiving meals
• People's forum — Job creators are being punished through Obamacare
• Middlebury Ice Festival will cool it down
• Do Some Good — Dr. Tavel office in Elkhart collecting food
• Memory screenings offered at Greencroft Senior Center in Goshen
• Concord High School potters pass goal in marathonO
• United Way of Elkhart County donors receive prizes in return
• Government at a glance
• Six people hurt in two-car crash Monday at C.R. 17 and 18
• Stories you may have missed this weekend
• Small businesses bouncing back
• How we're helping — Elkhart, Goshen Salvation Army seeks bell-ringers
• How we're helping — Elkhart Moose lodge roof-sit raised donations
• Elkhart Home damaged in Saturday fire
• Elkhart motorcyclist hurt in crash with semi
• Room lives up to its potential for Goshen College artists
• Penn Spell Bowl captures 11th state title
• Goshen mayor wants moratorium on outdoor wood boiler heaters
• What's allowed to build next door? County zoning laws get a makeover
• Local dancers raise money for Samaritan Center
• New UP Mall store is the Apple of Mac users' eyes
• Firm will advise Elkhart County Council on savings
• Bonds may be issued for Goshen departments
• Man threatens pharmacist with fire to steal painkillers
• Motorcyclist taken to hospital after crash on Old U.S. 20
• Flu bug hits Goshen College hard
• Elkhart man has seen it all in his 35 years as a Notre Dame usher
• Caffeinated alcohol drinks could be the next big substance concern
• Goshen looks to ban fake pot
• Six men arrested in Elkhart prostitution sting
• Week in Review- Goshen College newscast
• Turkey Stampede
• South Bend airport's new concourse almost ready to take off
• Government at a glance: Elkhart Board of Public Safety
• Middlebury town plan will be unveiled Tuesday
• Harvest Basket receives a reprieve
• Elkhart salutes its veterans
• S.R. 19 upgrade hits roadblocks
• B.B. King to play at South Bend's Morris PAC on Jan. 16
• Six Span travel may ease for Elkhart County motorists
• Elkhart officials begin wait for overpass (video)
• Middlebury school searched after bomb threat
• The courts
• Five fire departments fighting barn fire near Goshen
• Update: Man faces four counts of robbery
• More federal cash for Prairie railroad overpass
• Is it better to rake and bag than burn leaves in a blaze of glory?
• Man reports carjacking in Elkhart
• Four teens face charges in Elkhart burglary
• Store has Apples for the picking at UP Mall
• Navy band ships in free show at Central High School Nov. 20
• C.R. I7 upgrade between C.R. 30 and C.R. 32 just needs cars
• Cleanup of old River Race properties is ongoing in Goshen
• Goshen land parcel too dirty for homes, but it could do as a park
• Two hurt in SUV-pickup crash on Middlebury Street
• 92 buglers, 5 miles and 24 notes to honor our veterans (Video)
• Essenhaus slates Tour of Trees
• Goshen College rated among best values
• Student balance topic for League meeting
• Bethany Christian plans student shadow day
• Coat drive sponsors set goal of 1,000
• Despite threat, school was in at Concord High School
• Girl's life focus of community vigil in Cassopolis
• Farming needs to get in tune
• Compassion contributions are being tallied in Goshen
• Apple store opening Saturday at University Park Mall
• Update: Victim was carjacked by two armed men
• Plenty of ways to pay tribute to our heroes this Veterans Day
• Bigger and better for Heart City
• School and law officials follow up on Friday's bomb threat at Concord High School
• Stutzman to take Congressional office next week
• What is it with kids these days, making robots to cure the sick? (Video)
• Award for hospice center
• Mekayla Fawn Diehl crowned Miss Elkhart County
• Clocks fall back tonight, to the annoyance of some in Elkhart County
• Goshen community showing its passion for compassion
• Downtown Elkhart street is open again
• 17-year-old gets eight years in prison for aggravated battery
• Consumers will save a little with NIPSCO settlement
• VIM suitor takes heat at Jimtown hearing
• Indiana Supreme Court digs into Elkhart murder case
• Elkhart County officials talk about program to reduce recidivism
• The arts scene has exploded in Goshen over the last few years
• Week in Review- Goshen College newscast
• Donnelly says he won't vote for Pelosi as House Dem leader
• South Shore out of service this weekend
• Goshen Photographers Guild marks anniversary
• Goshen Painters Gild to hold drawing for art classes at show
• Elkhart County hazardous waste collection Saturday
• Rep. Friend elected majority floor leader
• Box spring hits car, injures Elkhart woman
• Elkhart man stabbed by elderly relative
• Goshen, Fairfield students send pumpkins plummeting
• Concord potters to work around the clock
• Goshen community celebration Saturday
• Nine seek title of Miss Elkhart County
• Lerner Theatre board named
• Cass County reports its election results
• Food boxes will be given to 800 Elkhart County elderly
• Entertainment calendar
• Student plays opening at Goshen College
• Elkhart woman injured because of flying box spring
• Get your gifts 'n goodies at local craft shows and bazaars
• Tea party groups pledge to keep going
• Joe Donnelly's narrow win was built on a typical Democratic power base
• Democrats' losses leave them absent from local seats
• Propane leak in Goshen closes businesses, street
• Manufacturers to Congress: Keep it moving
• Concord fall play
• Goshen High School art auction is Friday
• Goshen High School art auction is Friday
• It’s all about the arts at Goshen First Fridays
• Elkhart County voter turnout down from '08
• UPDATED: Propane leak near downtown Goshen has been contained
• Donnelly's margin of victory in 2nd Congressional District race was 1.4% (video)
• Crash near New Paris sends 1 to hospital
• Osceola man charged in home invasions
• Cass County metal thefts are on the rise
• Rogers wins Elkhart County Sheriff's race by almost 20K votes
• LIVE: Follow election results here
• In Elkhart, precinct inspectors happy to see crowds at polls
• Souder predicts Stutzman will succeed him in Congress
• Indiana voters OK constitutional amendment on property tax caps
• Coats will head back to the Senate
• Keep up with The Elkhart Truth on election day
• AP reporting Upton wins 13th term in Congress
• Early indications could mean higher voter turnout in Elkhart County
• Elkhart to pay man back for wrongful jail stint
• UPDATE - U.S. 6 now open after accident at C.R. 29 that seriously injures one
• Osceola man charged in Niles home invasions
• Northridge senior to receive youth award
• Great to be near the top ...
• Wesco wins race for District 21 House seat
• Foutz fends off challenge for second term on Elkhart Co. Council
• Books are dog- (and cat-) eared at Goshen Library
• Funeral for Notre Dame student killed in accident
• Young voters: How large a drop-off?
• It's better than recess
• INFO FOR VOTERS
• GOP dominance means a lot of uncontested races in Elkhart County
• For these local positions, it's no contest
• Bulletin Board for Nov. 1-7
• Nobody injured in Goshen house fire
• UPDATE: Man in standoff dies of self-inflicted gunshot wound (VIDEO)
• How much are they spending on those political ads?
• Collection of coats for Elkhart kids under way again
• Tailgaters partied on at Notre Dame, with tragedy as undercurrent
• What do you need to know to vote?
• 2 local bands finish in top 3 at state (Video)
• D.C. rallies may not change things, but they should be fun
• A new face will represent the 3rd Congressional District (Videos)
• Former Colorado State University student was involved in tower accident similar to one that killed ND junior Declan Sullivan
• Proceeds from breakfast will benefit St. Mary's pilgrims
• Southern gospel concert will raise money for Europe mission efforts
• Clinton Frame Mennonite's annual party today is open to everyone
• UPDATED: Goshen 2nd, Concord 3rd, Northridge 7th, Fairfield 9th in state marching band finals
• Elkhart resident escapes house fire unharmed
• Driver killed in crash on Main Street in Goshen
• Free heartburn seminar in Warsaw
• Free heartburn seminar offered
• City of Elkhart, former detective face trial over wrongful arrest
• Goshen woman pleads guilty to stealing from band boosters
• One-term Baugo Township trustee faces her first challenger
• Government vets face off for State Senate seat (video)
• Money Smart's aim is to save
• Goshen's budget may get sent back for cutting
• Magic tricks, stories, experiments teach kids about science at Elkhart Environmental Center
• Send holiday mail to military by Nov. 12
• Goshen woman's art exhibited in Spain
• Truth stops running movie times in print
• Pro and con: Should Indiana property taxes be permanently capped?
• Elkhart chemist given nation's highest honor
• VIDEO: Legislators and candidates weigh in on property tax issue
• Property tax cap vote stems from '07 furor
• Haystack supper Saturday will benefit Harris' family
• Downtown neighborhood group forming in Elkhart
• Leaf pickup begins Monday on Elkhart's northwest side
• Driver, 42, hospitalized after 2-vehicle crash
• Farm Calendar: Agriculture and 4-H events in Elkhart County
• Middlebury woman hospitalized after crash at C.R. 18, C.R. 27
• Middlebury schools awaiting outcome of funding challenge
• Elkhart County bands poised to advance
• ADEC takes on 28 more clients
• ACLU drops Fairfield lawsuit
• ACLU drops case against Fairfield Community Schools
• Week in Review- Goshen College newscast
• Boardwalk Ink gives away pink ribbon tattoos in exchange for breast cancer donations
• State Sen. Marlin Stutzman is fed up with the Feds
• Today's Goshen College blood drive honors student
• The courts
• Baugo Township trustee challenger blasts incumbent for paperwork discrepancies
• Hundreds see Dr. Richard Boling off to retirement
• Elkhart County Community Foundation gives $2.7M in local grants
• Choir stopping in Elkhart offers African children chance to tour the world, better their lives
• Heat costs will rise but remain below five-year average
• Elkhart Christian hires ex-Concord hoops coach Culp
• Did you see a robber on a moped in Elkhart Wednesday night?
• NIPSCO projects slightly higher gas bills
• Man jailed for drug charges dies after surgery
• Now that the foundry is gone, what's next on Elkhart Avenue?
• Elkhart man who tried to intercede in fight slashed by knife
• Two teens arrested for Goshen armed robbery
• Drivers in Goshen crash leave hospital
• Car damaged, kids delayed after accident with Elkhart school bus
• Government at a glance: Goshen School Board
• Police look for moped-bound robber of Elkhart Fazoli's
• Two Goshen teens arrested for armed bike robbery
• Elkhart good Samaritan stabbed in neck by neighbor
• Residents return home after gas leak in Elkhart
• Goshen General Hospital is the place for babies
• Come to compete at Middlebury's Third Friday's Pumpkin Fest
• Three vehicles crash in Goshen, sending all three drivers to the hospital
• Goshen neighborhood issued boil order for tap water until further notice
• Elkhart officer retires after almost 29 years
• 300 go to pray on ACLU suit against Fairfield schools
• UPDATED: Workers repair gas leak in Elkhart; residents returning to east-side neighborhood
• Goshen boy born at 10:10 on 10/10/10
• Notre Dame's Rudolph out for rest of season
• Underage alcohol party raided in Middlebury Sunday morning
• Dining A La King: Fall is a fantastic time of year, especially if you like good food
• Trained like a police dog, but he's going into health care (video)
• Overseas package deadline Nov. 12
• WNIT documentary a regional Emmy nominee
• Griffin new member of Middlebury library board
• Middlebury man reports robbery
• Nearly perfect for pickin' at Goshen orchard
• MDC Goldenrod receives grant from Elkhart Community Foundation
• Central, Goshen bands take first places
• Middlebury man robbed at gunpoint
• Fallen soldier's father says his son 'walked tall' in his life (video)
• A boy's legacy will be a playful tribute to his love of Legos (video)
• Invasive species threaten to make the Great Lakes a wasteland
• Jimtown sixth-graders are using iPods for learning (Video)
• Ragsdale sentenced to16 years for shooting 2 in Nappanee
• Nappanee man given 40-year term on drug charges
• Goshen man gets 39-year sentence on cocaine charges
• Expert: Legality of Bible classes in public schools depends on what it's 'about'
• Final numbers are in for Elkhart County's 2011 budget
• Shooting suspect turns himself in to Elkhart police
• Trash or treasure? Plenty exposed by lower St. Joseph River water level
• Fairfield Bible class suspended
• Race or relax at downtown Elkhart's 'Dart for the Arts' Saturday
• 'Maple City' no more? Goshen's about to be re-branded
• Buttigieg, candidate for state treasurer, proposes plan to help businesses get low-interest loans
• Ironman competitor, dialysis patient, inspires others in Elkhart County clinics
• Fashion show and lunch at Stephenson's raises money for United Cancer Services
• Firearm indictment leads to guilty plea by Elkhart man
• NIPSCO is offering energy audits for $50
• Two airlifted from accident south of Goshen
• Elkhart Christian Academy grad's beatbox video will be screened at festival
• Wakarusa builds pumpkin tree (SLIDESHOW)
• Shooting suspect turns himself in
• Think again: Electric automaker bumps up schedule, will build in Elkhart this year
• Gas line damaged by street work causing evacuations in downtown South Bend
• School district sued over 1st grade Bible class
• Wesco ready to move on
• Video: What you throw away could heat your house, if this works
• Illegal hunting found at two Elkhart sites
• 'Soup it Up' nets food, $5,700 for Elkhart community work
• Campaign corner — Donnelly, Walorski claim endorsements
• Campaign corner — Elkhart County Democrats slate rally Saturday
• Three car crash south of Goshen leaves two in serious condition
• Nappanee Elementary students to mark Walk to School Day
• Local law enforcement officers to attend crisis intervention training
• Elkhart library finds its friends
• Hudson collector from Middlebury adds award
• Elkhart Genesis Fund probe ongoing
• Fire victim joins Elkhart County prevention blitz
• Intoxicated man led police on chase up to 115 mph
• VIDEO: In Bristol, the ink is pink and the ribbon tattoos are free
• Professor to give presentation at Goshen College on World War II
• Retreat Women's Health Center in Goshen host for Women's Expo
• 'Frazz' steps in to replace 'Cathy' in Truth comics pages
• Jimtown students take a look into the past
• Not your average art show in Goshen
• Another round of Mucho Vino for downtown Elkhart
• Crash after high-speed chase results in injury, DUI arrest
• Police search for man who ran from sentencing
• Elkhart police warn of 'fairly well counterfeited' $100 bills
• Police say moped driver had .22 BAC when he crashed Saturday
• Dining a la King: La Patea's paninis might surprise you
• More frost expected tonight and Tuesday morning
• Military Mail Call set to go for 2010 holidays
• VIDEO: Troubled Elkhart neighborhood gets help with prostitution issue
• All pink everything for 500 Middlebury cancer fighters
• Neese slates local town meetings
• VIDEO: Hundreds gather to pay last respects to 'Hey You' Calhoun
• Did this drug dealer know what he pleaded guilty to?
• Campaign corner — Marlin Stutzman gets endorsements from chamber, NRAg
• Campaign corner — Monday is last day to register to vote on Nov. 2
• Gold keeps local bands warm
• GC alumnus serves as member of Obama staff
• S.R. 19 paving near Nappanee will restrict traffic
• More cars found in river in Elkhart on Friday
• Sustainability fair, solar tour today in Goshen
• Service honored at GC homecoming
• Pink Oktoberfest
• New law should help RV dealers
• Armed men rob downtown Goshen business
• Services for Sgt. Calhoun are today
• Help is on the way in Elkhart for young men with addictions
• Driver pleads guilty in mower death near Goshen
• Fallen soldier's brother: 'He will always be with us'
• Homecoming royalty crowned at Goshen High School
• Three arrested in Elkhart prostitution sting
• Jeep hits buggy near Goshen but no serious injuries
• Cleanup at Boot Lake preserve sponsored by Elkhart Morning Rotary Club
• Fall harvest brings festivals to area
• ETHOS given $20,000 grant
• Cockopalooza continues local cancer support
• District 21 candidate's residency challenged
• Campaign corner — Democrats receive NRA endorsements
• Six stolen guns seized from felons in Elkhart County
• Mayor Moore can't promise trash fee won't arrive in coming years for Elkhart
• Door-to-door Halloween food drive run by new Elkhart club will treat pantry
• Trick-or-treat hours for Elkhart
• Goshen will be showcased in WNIT-TV doc with help from local videographers
• Funeral procession route announced for slain Elkhart soldier
• The courts
• Home-built plane had engine trouble before crash landing near Nappanee
• Six years, restitution for man who robbed Elkhart bank
• South Shore service out for weekend
• Elkhart man faces second deportation after prison
• Toy drive planned at Concord Intermediate School
• Art collection in Goshen reflects on domestic violence
• Author Bauer to sign latest book at Goshen shop
• Elkhart Parks and Recreation sponsors Harvest Festival
• Elkhart church offers fish-tenderloin fry
• Old Bag Factory in Goshen closed for carbon monoxide leak
• Pay it Forward Festival in Bristol raised funds, food
• VIDEO: This car crusher won't upset many of its Elkhart neighbors
• Elkhart teen is sorry for beating, but still gets three years in prison
• Oaklawn successfully incorporating Madison Center clients, employees from St. Joe County
• Ivy Tech officially cuts the ribbon on its new Elkhart County campus
• Take home the tastes and art of fall at Elkhart County bazaars
• Government at a glance: Elkhart Board of Public Safety
• Elkhart-Goshen leads decline in jobless rates
• Goshen police warn of scam fax
• Speaker to lead Hispanic Heritage Month discussion at Goshen College
• Seven Goshen College alumni to be honored
• Car crusher to be demonstrated today in Elkhart
• Humane Society of Elkhart County to close after-hours deposit boxes
• Old Bag Factory reopens after carbon monoxide leak
• Monday is deadline day for Elkhart County voters to register
• Elkhart cemetery cleanupcbegins on Monday
• Homecoming royalty crowned at Constantine High School
• Elkhart starts search for Lerner Theater staff and board
• Elkhart soldier's body arrives in northern Indiana (VIDEO)
• Democratic candidate for Indiana House wants to repeal DST for Hoosiers
• Hazardous waste collection Saturday in Elkhart
• Registration for Elkhart County craft workshop extended
• Elkhart woman's goose clothes are good for lawn ornaments and network television
• Goshen accident victim airlifted
• Elkhart County Humane Society will close the night drop boxes permanently
• UPDATE: Police release name of Goshen man airlifted after morning crash
• GOP internship deadline is Oct. 31
• 14 homes, businesses on Michiana Solar Tour
• Goshen Martin's host for'Locks of Love' event
• Lerner Theater on Elkhart City Council special meeting agenda
• VIDEO: Two-day relief benefit at least as much about the food as about the quilts on sale
• Local digest: GC seminar on biodiesel, day-long workshop on dealing with grief
• Results of the Penn Kingsmen Carnival of Bands
• Middlebury's First State Bank has made it 100 years by keeping the money safe
• Funds raised at Mennonite relief sale at about the same level as last year's
• Tribute video helps tell story of Elkhart soldier who died in Afghanistan
• Elkhart County Symphony Orchestra hitting the right notes this season
• Goshen Republicans will choose Darryl Riegsecker's replacement on Oct. 5
• I&M lowering level of St. Joseph River for repair work
• FBI offers Elkhart bank heist reward — VIDEO
• Will things be different if VIM is sold?
• Game tickets required for Memorial pep rally
• Tea party event moved from Moose Lodge
• Expired meds can be dropped off today
• Goshen teens arrested after shooting out windows
• Goshen student who pushed teacher arrested
• Urban booked on forgery charge
• Elkhart OKs public safety budgets
• Camp Mack looks to the future after July fire
• Annual 5K walk fights hunger worldwide
• Camp Mack benefit: If you go
• Neighbors ask about Elkhart's Project 365
• Masked gunmen rob 1st Source branch in Elkhart
• Another local soldier's remains coming home
• Government at a glance: Fairfield School Board
• 10 percent cuts not for everyone in Elkhart County budgeting
• Government at a glance: Concord School Board
• Isuzu finds efficient partners in Elkhart to build truck bodies for its ECO-MAX chassis
• Water boy
• Local business digest
• Document shredding at Martin's Oct. 2
• Elcona recognized for environmental plans
• Goshen Middle School student arrested for pushing teacher
• 'Copter crash Sgt. Calhoun died in was worst in Afghanistan in four years
• CASSOPOLIS, MICH.: Cass County Dems slate candidate event
• GOSHEN: Mayors will host Hayhurst open house
• GOSHEN: Student awaiting transplant will speak
• ELKHART: Motorcycle ride for charity on Saturday
• INDIANAPOLIS: Lugar health and fitness award to local woman
• Pay It Forward fest honors spirit of Bristol girl who lost cancer fight
• More Elkhart County brownfield money sought
• Goshen College students put their day off from class to good use
• Soup it Up event will feature ‘soup’er structures
• 18 Elkhart County jobs on chopping block
• Double the auctions at this year's Mennonite relief sale
• Elkhart council gives OK to parts of '11 budget
• Update: Body of Central graduate killed in Afghanistan on its way back to Elkhart
• Residents wonder how city will help their west-side Elkhart neighborhood
• Slightly fewer out of work in Elkhart County, but unemployment rate is stuck
• Project 365 aims to fix up troubled Elkhart neighborhood (video)
• Elkhart County leaders squabble over potential budget cuts
• New plant in Elkhart is a Blessing
• Concord Intermediate School students give peace a chance
• Shoe drive planned for Haitian relief trip
• Goshen College social work project seeks submissions
• Pay it Forward Festival is Saturday in Bristol
• Red Cross disaster boot camps slated
• Volunteers needed to set up for Mennonite relief sale
• Goshen Housing Authority teaming with Goshen College for audit
• Coroner says Concord grad who died at Purdue had airway obstruction
• Two weeks of Elkhart city budget hearings kick off
• Goshen council considers budget
• Elkhart soldier killed in Afghanistan chopper crash
• VIDEO: Governor looked at Indiana schools last for budget savings
• Dual projects will make intersection near Elkhart bridge tough to pass
• Hydrant flushing program begins in Goshen
• Day of Prayer to be observed in Middlebury park
• Elkhart council approves salary measures
• Elkhart County eyes private drug testing again
• Walorski fundraiser features Gingrich speech
• Flagpole prayer day will get an early start at local schools
• Goshen bridge repair will take longer
• Ivy Tech's Elkhart Campus dedication is Wednesday
• Public welcome at Elkhart Memorial Homecoming Pep Rally
• Elkhart Memorial parent/teacher conferences are Thursday
• Sounds of high school marching bands are in the air
• Elkhart County unemployment rate drops slightly, still among state's highest
• Concord community coping with deaths of two recent grads
• Goshen College students spend term in Egypt's stifling heat
• Elkhart native talks about working with Robert Duvall and Bill Murray on 'Get Low'
• Local digest
• Elkhart woman burned in crash dies at hospital
• Goshen family finds two steers shot with arrows
• Elkhart cop on paid leave after being charged with forgery
• UPDATED: Elkhart council's meeting on Lerner staffing is next week, not tonight
• Three Elkhart residents displaced by Saturday fire
• How'd your band do at the Concord Invitational?
• Elkhart River group annual meeting scheduled
• Recycled tires will help repave road in Cass County, Mich.
• VIDEO: Mayor, 75, not finished with plans for Elkhart
• VIDEO: Commentator Glenn Beck and conservative politicians take the stage Saturday in Angola
• Elkhart Central names its queen and king
• Learn about SBA program Monday in South Bend
• Middlebury welcomes change of season with fall festival fun
• Goshen Police Department leader calls it a career
• New book offers 50 years of 'peacemaker's' select writings
• Bridging doubts of adoptive parents aim of conference
• UPDATED: Conservative personality Beck rallies crowd with emotional appeal
• 3 accused of stealing 23 vehicles while part of Elkhart automotive businesses
• Truck driver injured on U.S. 20 when watermelon hits windshield
• Now that it’s easy to find, IU Elkhart is attracting record number of students
• Thor adds Heartland RV to its portfolio
• Miss Elkhart County applications sought
• Tough budget talks lie ahead for Elkhart County government offices
• Economic Development Summit gathers business and community leaders in Elkhart today
• Attorney asks judge to lift freeze on former Indiana State Police lieutenant's assets
• Glenn Beck leads 'The Pursuit' in Angola on Saturday
• Shooter's fate in hands of state Supreme Court
• South Shore trains out of service this weekend
• ND law professor to speak to League of Women Voters
• Pedestrian hurt in C.R. 6 accident last week identified
• New Paris teen rolls car after avoiding deer
• New Paris motorcyclist listed in critical condition
• Kidd to serve 30 years in prison for Elkhart robbery
• Ex-bondsman Bart Dewald sentenced for trying to hire hit men
• Loucks to reign over Nappanee Apple Festival
• 4,000 bales fed Baugo barn fire
• Former state cop accused of stealing demands access to his money
• Governor says state won't raise taxes despite budget woes
• New Paris teen rolls car trying to avoid deer south of Goshen early this morning
• If the Lerner Theater renovations are a show, this is the final act
• Government at a glance: Bristol Town Council work session
• The courts: U.S. District Court, South Bend
• Swiss driver stops in Bristol amid tour of America in a solar car
• Russian festival Saturday in Goshen aims to retain traditions, share them with the community
• No one injured in Elkhart school bus collision with a Jeep
• Goshen store to hold event to help Pakistani rugmakers
• Elkhart set to launch Project 365 to improve neighborhood near downtown
• Local digest
• Elkhart teens arrested after police find $6,000 of stolen stuff in car
• No one hurt in accident involving Elkhart school bus
• Overtime hours the norm for overstretched Elkhart firefighters
• Elkhart bicyclist left in critical after texting-related crash Tuesday
• Local digest — Suspected meth lab explosion in Constantine, Mich., led to Bristol woman's
• Local digest — Rally to protest Bristol assistant fire chief's firing
• Local digest — Recycler plans community meeting
• Goshen Theater study passes
• Rehab of Goshen building priced at $7 million
• Food, fireworks part of Middlebury Fall Festival
• 6 Elkhart County students are Merit semifinalists
• Middlebury Fall Festival schedule
• Campaign corner — State FOP gives Dem Fanello endorsement
• Midwestern workers cost employers more this year
• Loan, incentives and location bring ABC facility to Elkhart
• Training exercise mistake cost four firefighters 10 days off each
• Suspect in death of Brian Harris could get 49 years
• Update: Elkhart firefighters investigating Fourth Street house fire
• VIM neighbors sign petition to ban wood processing
• Greener than green?
• Government at a glance
• Crimson Marching Band Invitational results
• Campaign corner — Organizations endorse Tim Neese for re-election
• Campaign corner — State FOP gives Democrat Dwight Fish backing
• Boy missing from Goshen found safe
• Two of three positions on Middlebury School Board are unopposed
• Fine-tuning begins for area high school marching bands
• Bristol woman dies after suspected meth lab explosion
• Dining a la King: Bill's Bar-B-Que, Mad Anthony's state their cases for Rib Quest
• Elkhart officers were in right place at right time
• Security increases at Palmer Hardware after Saturday robbery, shooting
• Goshen builds new warning sirens
• Someone bought the vacant lot at C.R. 6 and Cassopolis in Elkhart, but we don't know who yet
• Elkhart shooting victim in stable condition
• Goshen man put his life in danger to save another
• Robber shoots employee at Elkhart hardware store
• VIDEO: Nine years on, people take a moment to reflect on 9/11
• Goshen College's enrollment down slightly from record 2009 level
• Families who've lost soldiers a tragically growing community
• Elkhart: Smooth going at health fair
• Elkhart library plans updates so it can stay put at least 10 more years
• Can't sing? Maybe attending Bonneyville shape-note sessions will change your tune
• Bonneyville fest off to damp start
• BRISTOL: Flag retirement ceremony slated
• Sheriff's Dept. honors its own heroes
• Teen's actions saved lives before, after crash
• Sharp eyes helped Elkhart officer foil armed robbery
• Nurse used her training as she and three others saved pinned friend
• Like a good neighbor, Elkhart man helped elderly woman who had fallen
• Update: Shooting victim 'stable' after surgery
• Elkhart man gets 30 years for molesting
• Elkhart County heroes: He gave his life to give others a second chance
• Elkhart firefighters face 10-day suspensions over training incident
• Elkhart County officials eye $5.5 million in budget cuts
• Drug dealer could've been out of prison, but just now going in
• Bully victim shares message at Elkhart school
• RV supplier CMI Enterprises looks into Elkhart expansion, 100 new jobs
• Pilot's first flight in plane he built turns deadly in crash at Elkhart Municipal Airport
• 'Mom-and-pop' car-crushing operation lands Mega Shredder's old site in Elkhart
• Elkhart honors Army Spc. Justin Shoecraft at Civic Plaza
• Sunday motorcycle ride to remember fallen police/firefighters
• Bristol man hurt in U.S. 31 crash reportedly fell asleep
• Goshen man faces federal passport charges
• Campaign corner
• ELKHART: Criminal justice academy offered
• ELKHART: Coffee sale will help mental health agencies
• WAKARUSA: Historical society ice cream social slated
• ELKHART: 18-year-old man reported missing
• Memorial for 9/11 victims, Elkhart celebration set
• First marching band invitational is this weekend at Goshen High School
• City honors sacrifice of Elkhart soldier killed in Afghanistan (VIDEO)
• School corporations compete for valuable students
• Middlebury ceremony honors 9/11 victims: Do you know of other ceremonies?
• Judge freezes ex-cop's assets for now
• 48-year-old man dies in ultralight plane crash
• Local digest — Citizens Criminal Justice Academy set
• Local digest — Nappanee police to conduct sobriety checkpoint
• Send us the dates for craft bazaars
• Oaklawn takes over mental health services
• Logo, slogan unveiled for 2011 Elkhart County 4-H Fair
• UPDATED: Judge freezes ex-cop's assets
• Sobriety checkpoints to target Nappanee
• Elkhart Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• One Goshen bike/pedestrian path helps pay for another
• Local digest — Drive Rite program helps teen drivers
• Local digest — Smoke alarm program set Oct. 2
• Local digest — Feral cat group plans raffle, auction
• Service award served up to Dunlap couple
• Local seniors' puppy pillows give comfort
• Bonneyville Celebration Schedule of Events
• Campaign corner — Debra Stoffer yard sale fundraiser slated for Saturday
• Maple City Walk to showcase Goshen, the Pumpkinvine Trail
• Area families enjoy good, clean, affordable fun
• Bonneyville celebrates simpler times
• A rash of holiday crashes in Cass County, Mich.
• Out-of-this-world tales? Astronaut speaking here
• Mother wants support for lease-breaking law
• Dave's made Goshen better
• Elkhart police getting tips on whereabouts of teenage girl
• Memorial service is Thursday for Elkhart soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Tales will be swapped at Bristol Storytelling Festival
• Probes continue in 2 Elkhart shootings
• Elkhart: Six Span Bridge traffic will be reduced to one lane at times
• This Labor Day holds special meaning for Edwardsburg native who was jobless for 2 years
• Election 2010: Who will finish on top?
• Vibrant vision for Middlebury
• Local Big Brother of the Year understands his role model role
• Elkhart: Shots reported on Moyer Avenue
• Johnson Street Bridge project is winding down, to the relief of some neighboring businesses
• Jimtown museum reunites creator with handiwork
• Girl Scouts council to sell Elkhart County camp
• Fans relish game at ND
• The courts: U.S. District Court (South Bend) and Elkhart Circuit Court
• Goshen's First Friday a feast for the senses
• Open-flame candles start Elkhart house fire, but no one injured
• Local digest: Goshen police officer to celebrate retirement, enter for CCS's Super Structure co
• Campaign corner: Donnelly and Walorski to debate Oct. 27, Walorski and Stutzman to speak at Glenn Be
• Granger family will be featured on NBC's ND halftime show
• Firefighters running to NYC to honor 9/11 victims stop at Jayco in Middlebury to thank company for u
• Elkhart County fans and businesses have high hopes for new ND season
• Elkhart police, family ask for help finding teen girl
• Woman and her two dogs escape house fire in Concord Township
• Elkhart man admits to burglary, armed robbery
• Local digest — Fibromyalgia group to hear speaker
• Local digest — Tandem bike rally rolls this weekend
• Local digest — Sobriety checkpoint slated for Saturday
• Patience can be a lifesaver at area rail crossings
• Gunshots in Goshen lead to arrest
• Elkhart robber tell his victims he's sorry
• Shooting suspect has first hearing in court
• Defendant pleads guilty to lesser charge in Nappanee shooting
• Service notes
• Donnelly, Walorski to square off in Oct. 27 debate
• U.S.-Australian firefighters stop in Middlebury en route to Ground Zero
• Fund set up for donations to rebuild Ox Bow tower
• Elkhart: Sad goodbye for American Countryside vendors comes on Saturday
• Goshen: Tyrus Coleman's attempted murder case goes to Indiana Supreme Court
• Second Indiana State Police trooper resigns within a week
• Local digest — Indiana Tax Court applications due
• Pollution effects add up in Elkhart County waterways
• Once idle land again yields aid for area food pantries
• Elkhart Memorial's Hartman finalist for state's top teacher honor
• Automated water, sewer payments offered by Elkhart
• VIDEO: Make-A-Wish builds swing set for a Middlebury girl who may never speak due to a genetic condi
• More listening to WVPE, but money is tight for station
• Goshen man arrested after shots fired in apartment
• State Police trooper charged with groping woman during traffic stop
• Local digest — Volunteers will give fire safety info
• Local digest — Church offers sign language classes
• Local digest — Last fall training session at LoveWay
• Osceola: Dreama Jensen has spent 50 years fighting scams, and isn't done yet
• Local digest: Donnelly's Service Academy Night today, donate to HUGS Projects, veterans service
• Who's to blame for health woes near VIM?
• Elkhart mayor's 2011 budget not so scary after all
• What's next for Harvest Basket after United Way cuts funding?
• Prosecutor's office sends Genesis funds investigation back to ISP
• Elkhart Memorial's Erin Hartman is finalist for Indiana Teacher of the Year
• Senior services 'working smarter' with less
• Suspect in string of Elkhart robberies arrested
• Elkhart police retire Rex from K9 duty
• Government at a glance: Bristol Town Council work session
• What the weather has been up to in Elkhart County, and what you can expect to see
• Elkhart's Shop with a Cop event goes back to school
• New Creation Academy in Granger closes after 11 years
• Recent dry, hot weather is causing perfect conditions for grass fires
• Jefferson Twp. firefighters extinguish small grass fire
• Elkhart police arrest suspect in convenience store robberies
• Would that there were no VIM, wood would fill the county's landfill
• VIM's defenders say the environmental impact of the facility is overstated
• Some of VIM's neighbors aren't bothered
• C.R. 45 paving set to be done by weekend
• None hurt in Concord school bus crash
• Redskin reunion
• Local digest — Elkhart man critically hurt in mo-ped accident
• Local digest — 2 girls hurt in truck-scooter crash in Burr Oak, Mich.
• Habitat for Humanity of Elkhart County banks on its families
• Local digest: 13-year-old boy killed in accident on farm, man in intensive care after mo-ped crash
• The courts: Elkhart Circuit Court and U.S. District Court (South Bend)
• Campaign corner: Wesco wants state to opt out of federal programs, Zakas files bill to create task f
• Goshen College student's 1970 VW van serves as billboard for local businesses
• Local digest: Mom honors son with drive, Edwardsburg Schools open houses set, local stars to dance f
• WNIT’s new digs will be on display to the public today
• Elkhart soldier killed in Afghanistan is being promoted posthumously
• Locals in D.C. for Beck rally
• Founder of project that helps keep soldiers cool visits Elkhart
• Trek to Elkhart's sister city in Bulgaria delayed
• Big winners named for Millersburg Farmers Day
• Kelly Miller Circus stops in Middlebury Saturday for two shows
• Local digest: South Shore shut down, fine arts sale, riders ROMP
• Kidd admits to binding and robbing elderly pair
• Alvarado admits beating teen with bat
• Drug case draws 43-year sentence for man already guilty of shooting
• Elkhart plans salute for soldier
• Man pleads guilty in Elkhart bank robbery 'to get it over with'
• Financial trouble could get even worse for local schools
• All-day K on the block at Elkhart and Goshen?
• LaGrange man arrested after meth investigation
• Government at a glance: Middlebury Redevelopment Commission
• LaCasa touts Goshen neighborhood plan
• Goshen water system to be upgraded
• Elkhart Foundry walls tumble down
• Buy children's items to benefit local charities
• Elkhart police shoot two vicious dogs
• Elkhart man says he was stabbed while texting
• House minority leader raises funds for Walorski's campaign
• IURC cuts NIPSCO revenue, tells utility to treat customers better
• An afternoon of serious accidents on Elkhart County roads
• Elkhart man dies serving in Afghanistan
• Snatch up single-show tickets for Goshen College's Performing Arts Series
• A technicality is the reason for Stancati's release
• Elkhart: Enter your art into Midwest Museum of American Art's juried regional
• Can you identify this man suspected of 12 robberies since May in Elkhart County?
• Local digest —Rotary Youth Exchange program forms available
• Local digest — Fund established to help Goshen fire victims
• Local digest — Spending protest tour to make stop in Mishawaka
• Local digest — Goshen man arrested on battery charge
• Taps will echo again through Elkhart
• Plan requires more education for judges
• Thomas' demotion approved by Elkhart board
• Elkhart police investigate apparent suicide
• Local digest — Reservoir drawdown planned by I&M
• Local digest — Foster parenting classes offered
• Local digest — Outreach for troubled homeowners slated
• Local digest — Sobriety checkpoint set for Elkhart County by state police
• Goshen's Maust has left his mark
• Farm has 'family connection' in Nappanee
• Elkhart school year gets off to a good start
• Looking for work in all the right places: Job fair a success
• Redwood RV buys the former Ameri-Camp manufacturing site
• How did Maria Stancati's meth sentence get cut by decades?
• Patrick wraps up purchase of Blazon
• Crash in southeast Elkhart County sends two to hospital
• Suspect is implicated in four robberies since Monday
• Elkhart students start classes at new Ivy Tech campus
• Police searching for armed Walmart robber who got iPods
• Elkhart man says he was stabbed while texting
• <b>UPDATED:</b> Elkhart police believe body in St. Joseph River result of suicide
• In the driver’s seat
• Party features arts, dining, music at Elkhart's Wellfield Botanic Garden
• Donnelly defends ad theme
• Big boxes may get a break from Elkhart County
• Agreement would lower NIPSCO rates
• Job fair attendees say employment hard to come by
• UPDATED: School lockdown lifted as police continue search for robber
• Elkhart's Patrick Industries acquires Bristol company
• County parks board agrees: Ox Bow tower should be rebuilt
• $2,500 reward being offered for info in Ox Bow tower arson
• Bring your resumé. Job fair at IUSB is Tuesday.
• Elkhart Police arrest suspect in Friday shooting; victim still hospitalized in critical condition
• Maria Stancati out of prison after 14 months of 20-year sentence
• State police Toll Road commander resigns amid theft allegations
• People's forum — Elkhart HUGS chapter starts Christmas project
• Vets to get Hayhurst's attention
• Band keeps music all in the family at Osceola Bluegrass Festival
• Elkhart school officials brace for even worse finances in '11
• One block of Main Street in Elkhart closed until fall
• GOSHEN: Two music schools for kids offered
• ELKHART: Franklin and Indiana residents to meet
• ELKHART: Texas Roadhouse sales will help family
• You don't have to live along river to be a St. Joseph River Association sponsor
• Elkhart shooting victim listed in critical condition; suspect still sought
• Humane Society of Elkhart County grounds went to the dogs on International Homeless Animals' Da
• CASS COUNTY, Mich.: Woman injured in traffic accident
• Where's the best place to put your boat in the water?
• Algae's green, weeds are too; fees to use a boat ramp debated anew
• Small spike in Elkhart County jobless rate
• Police seek suspect in Elkhart shooting
• The fans came out to support their Elkhart County area teams as the 2010 high school football season
• Concord dedicates Jake Field with a victory
• United Way's inaugural cardboard boat race gets fundraising campaign off to a great start
• Father and son caught growing pot in Elkhart both get time
• Local digest
• County's jobless rate rises 0.2 in July to 13.9 percent
• Elkhart police investigate shooting west of downtown
• The courts — Man pleads guilty on gun possession charge
• Government at a glance: Bristol Town Council
• Elkhart County: Sheriff's officers patrolling for DUIs
• Middlebury: Summer Festival winners announced
• Back to school time here again
• Dunlap: Habitat 'family reunion' is Saturday
• Daly students excited to be back in school
• Goshen: Robber tormented by day he helped bind elderly couple last year, but given 43-year sentence
• Elkhart: Pet Fest at humane society Saturday a celebration of the joy pets provide for owners
• With too many animals to control, Elkhart officer gets a hand
• Local digest — Michigan police step up drunk driving patrols
• Local digest — Nappanee police expand drunk driving patrols
• Local moms in the running for March of Dimes honors
• Fed money to upgrade intersection near Wakarusa
• Bonacorsi named to Wa-Nee School Board seat
• Bikes, BBQ and (foot)ball in Middlebury
• New business: Salon offering hair and nail services, Tada Stylez, has opened in Elkhart
• Man admits smoking pot before smashing into Nappanee cop car
• Local digest — LaCasa program kick-off Wednesday in Goshen
• Local digest — Two from Goshen earn 40-hour mediator certificates
• Local digest — Former Elkhart JCPenney employees to reunite
• Two men rob Elkhart credit union employee Tuesday morning
• Kinro gets $150K in property tax abatements from the Goshen City Council for facilities in vacant bu
• Goshen College student spreads the value of composting
• 6,000 who attend Back-2-School Unity festival in Elkhart go home ready for school
• Local digest
• Decorated bras lend support to breast cancer awareness
• Health digest: Anesthesiologist joins Elkhart General staff
• Health digest: Gale Sayers promoting EGH joint replacement
• State finds unknown chemicals in water around VIM Recycling
• Suspected pipe bomb was a hobby rocket
• One hurt in fiery toll road crash
• Grant will help rehab low-income housing in Elkhart County
• Elkhart burglary suspect caught with help from witness
• Midnight deadline to sign up new Do Not Call numbers
• Back to school -- but how?
• Elkhart: Fire extinguished after neighbors help
• Good grades for work at Concord Schools
• Dining A La King: Parcell's return is good news for Goshen community
• One of two vehicles on fire in Indiana Toll Road crash
• Concord fire department to honor 9-year-old for 911 call
• Teen escapes burning car after Toll Road accident
• RV show organizers hope momentum builds
• Goshen Housing Authority cleanup may be financed
• You can use the new boat ramp at Six Span Bridge, but it'll cost you
• Elkhart: Red Cross benefits from golf event
• Goshen: GPD participating in DUI crackdown
• RV supplier plans Goshen expansion
• Elkhart County Flight Masters will help even novices learn to soar
• Scenes from Saturday's World Pulse Festival
• Ice cream social in Elkhart will help finance exchange student
• Back-2-School Unity Festival packs a lot of good for Elkhart kids, parents
• Farm calendar
• Mishawaka: Caucus to choose mayor is Sept. 2
• Stutzman hears frustration as he travels
• Middlebury's 'losers' dropped more than 680 pounds
• Importance of community reaffirmed
• Goshen boil order just for the hospital
• Fun for all ages at Middlebury Summer Festival
• Dunlap: New restriction for U.S. 33 project
• Central student crowned Elkhart Junior Miss
• test
• Goshen woman dies in traffic accident
• Elkhart shooting puts one man in hospital, another in jail
• RV enthusiasts hit Elkhart show
• First day of school at Chandler Elementary was one of changes
• ISP fighting meth online
• House catches fire in Elkhart Friday morning
• Dowagiac, Mich.: Sheriff presents donation to college
• Indianapolis: Health care scam may target seniors
• See the new Concord schools Sunday
• RV Super Show is back in Elkhart
• Mosquito alert: Encephalitis was found in Elkhart County
• 90 years for Elkhart woman who shot two
• Government at a glance
• Elkhart Jazz Festival will return next year
• Elkhart County workers, businesses try to stay cool in stifling heat
• Elkhart: New name among changes to summer jazz fest
• Perseid meteor shower continues tonight
• Elkhart man stable after shooting; suspect arrested
• RV reps wonder about VIM's future
• Farrell given 63-year term in Elkhart slaying
• Interurban Trolley to become a school bus to Elkhart Ivy Tech campus
• Overdraft decision due
• Goshen woman dies after her car hits telephone pole near fairgrounds
• State officials will look at S.R. 19 safety issues
• FUNDRAISER SATURDAY WILL AID GOSHEN BAND BOOSTERS
• Coming to next year's 4-H fair -- a new food building selling haystacks
• Middlebury: Stop of ATV on highway leads to drug charges
• RV biz puts one more to work setting up for Elkhart show
• Local income tax take could dip 23 percent
• Elkhart hospital warns of scam
• Memories fly with vintage airplane visiting Elkhart
• Middlebury: Battery and drug charges follow fight
• Elkhart: Old U.S. 20 project bids under review
• Elkhart: Back to school fashion show at mall
• Elkhart: Greenleaf watch group is meeting
• Lugar: Military success hard to define
• Local association is designated an econ development district
• State school chief praises educators
• It's been raining cats and dogs -- mostly cats -- at Humane Society of Elkhart County
• School supply needs in Elkhart County are spiking
• DOE grant to Goshen company
• Daytime burglaries a growing concern in Michigan counties
• Local digest —Jefferson Brethren Preschool has room
• Local digest — Elkhart County Sheriff's Dept. offers self-defense course
• Local digest — Middleburty's Riverbend Park host for Nature Night
• Housing vouchers won't be held by Goshen board
• Local digest — NIPSCO expanding appliance recycling
• Local digest — Lugar to mark local Boy Scout centennial
• Elkhart fire department at full force
• Hawks building redevelopment discussed by Goshen board
• Group stops in Elkhart, targets candidates for health care votes
• Government at a glance
• Elkhart cop given time off for fraternizing
• New farm rescue equipment unveiled today (VIDEO)
• Police chief recommends officer's suspension, supervisor's demotion
• Vintage B-17 bomber lands in Elkhart for Aviation Week
• Next step for Elkhart NW gateway plan
• One of 10 aid workers killed in Afghanistan had ties to Goshen
• VIM operator responds to lawsuit, denies wrongdoing
• 2010 United Way of Elkhart County Campaign Kick-Off
• Summer fun in Middlebury
• Sept. 21 start for Elkhart budget hearings
• Bristol's big garage sale starts Thursday
• Goshen: Nursery school enrolling for 2010-11
• Lugar to speak in Mishawaka, South Bend Wednesday
• Elkhart chief recommending cop be suspended for immoral conduct
• VIDEO: Builders of Hope will fix a roof, but mostly they build fellowship
• Middlebury: LoveWay offering volunteer classes
• Back to School 2010: Baugo Community Schools
• Back to School 2010: Goshen Community Schools
• Man hit and killed mowing lawn Friday near Goshen
• Back to School 2010: What's new for this year at local schools?
• At Goshen's City Hall, a classic piece of stained glass is being restored
• Milliken takes title of Middlebury Junior Miss
• Portion of C.R. 30 will be closed Tuesday
• Goshen Domino's damaged by fire
• Amish Acres Arts & Crafts Festival still going strong
• Back to School 2010: Fairfield Community Schools
• Back to School 2010: Elkhart Community Schools
• Back to School 2010: Middlebury Community Schools
• Back to School 2010: Wa-Nee Community Schools
• Back to School 2010: Concord Community Schools
• Edwardsburg, Mich.: Corn, sausage roast includes music, too
• Goshen: Ceremony will mark project completion
• Shipshewana: Antique market open today on S.R. 5
• Elkhart: Household waste collection is today
• Goshen: School turbine panel is meeting Monday
• Elkhart County: Paving of C.R. 6 to the west next week
• Traffic shift goes on in Concord Mall area
• 'Hot August Blues' fits the bill in Goshen
• Concord Township family loses belongings in fire
• Elkhart: No one injured in Midtown Court Apartments fire
• Bus firm officially picks Elkhart County
• Goshen: After a seven-year campaign, Model is getting a new playground
• Motorcyclist hospitalized after accident that closed McKinley Highway Friday morning
• ELKHART: Peaceful Osolo ambulance meeting
• GOSHEN: Ag society award winners named
• New Elkhart water tank hoisted into place
• Goshen man will throw out first pitch at Wrigley
• Elkhart police duties change
• Dog Daze event will showcase live bands, downtown Elkhart
• Elkhart police are investigating shooting
• MIDDLEBURY: Council incumbents will keep their seats
• VIM sale talks started 'quite some time' ago
• 'This is an evil drug,' says meth maker
• Airport activity taking off
• Victim 'would've given him a job'
• Passing on plea nets Morgan more time
• Motion to depose Buffett rejected
• No one injured in Midtown Court apartment fire - VIDEO
• Main Street traffic between Indiana, Prairie affected by apartment fire in Elkhart-VIDEO
• U.S. 6 road work won't affect yearly Amish Acres event
• A year without a presidential visit: Good or bad?
• Elkhart County Parks chief: I'd like new tower at Ox Bow
• A new owner in the cards for VIM?
• ELKHART: Woman hospitalized after collision
• GOSHEN: Free bike registration at Goshen’s Night Out
• Elkhart: Fundraiser for women's center gets designer touch
• Goshen: Waterford Mills may get overpass after all
• Severe weather warning issued for local businesses
• Elkhart: Million-gallon water tank to be hoisted today
• Board names Hagedorn as interim director of United Way
• Nappanee employees, officials will likely get 1 percent pay increase
• Nappanee motorcyclist killed in accident Tuesday
• What's in the lost and found after this year's fair?
• Elkhart: Hoosiers reapply for unemployment relief
• Elkhart: Driver involved in accident Monday dies
• Goshen: Barrett 100 raised more than $10,000
• Elkhart: Drive a car, raise money for Blazers
• Elkhart: Fall registration set at Cleveland
• Model railroad work on track in Elkhart
• Elkhart's mayor getting a new knee
• Blues front and center for Goshen's First Fridays
• A few will be absent for Osolo meeting
• Elkhart: Public invited to see water tower work
• Michigan police agencies search Cass County Fair for possible missing child; no report filed
• One dies, four hospitalized after crash near Millersburg
• South Bend: Minnesota congressman stops in town to discuss how to make up for less gas tax revenue
• Bristol: ADEC empowerment training is tonight
• Goshen senior takes on a heifer of a task at fair
• Eleven set to compete for Middlebury's Junior Miss crown
• Would you walk 75 miles in an immigrant's shoes?
• Five taken to hospital after Millersburg crash (VIDEO)
• Two-vehicle crash closes intersection near Millersburg
• Middlebury: Help fill a camper with school supplies
• Goshen man creates art using knowledge of science and math
• Elkhart County officials recommend expenditures
• Middlebury barrel racer is near the top
• Serious crash on Elkhart's SR 19
• Two people hurt when Jeep hits ATV in Syracuse
• Middlebury motorcyclist carrying meth arrested after fleeing police
• Fire west of Wakarusa destroys barn, kills rabbits- VIDEO
• Air conditioner blamed for C.R. 15 house fire
• Nappanee EMS proposes rate increase for non-city residents
• ELKHART: Back to school picnic for military families
• CASSOPOLIS. MICH.: Personal water craft runs into deck boat
• GOSHEN: Family loses mobile home to blaze
• People gather to pray for Middlebury schools
• Memorial grad spends his summer teaching chess
• Shipshewana: PT Cruisers of Michiana car show brings in donations
• Tale of the tastes: Crank-off and Cook-off winners claim their awards at the fair
• Fair facts
• Elkhart police prepare for a big night out
• Canadian model for American Countryside Farmers Market is thriving
• Elkhart County 4-H Fair numbers 'neck-and-neck' with '09
• What’s next for vendors at American Countryside?
• Carson & Barnes Circus brings its Big Top to Nappanee Tuesday
• Bristol: Car, bicyclist collide at C.R. 6, C.R. 21
• South Bend: Zoo will be closed Monday, Tuesday
• Middlebury: Volunteers can work in Krider Gardens
• No injuries in Bristol Street accident
• Peacemaking explored at AMBS
• Elkhart's city electrical inspector retires
• Goshen: Police to set up DUI checkpoint tonight
• Elkhart County 4-H Fair auction results
• Reward for Sauk Trail fire arrest now at $12,500
• He pulled some strings at the fair to help cancer survivors
• Official: Ox Bow fire was deliberate
• Fair auction didn’t set record, but it was close
• Today at the fair
• Fair facts
• Today's fair schedule
• Bristol: Woman hurt as car hits tree, rolls over
• What went wrong at American Countryside?
• Get ready to rodeo at the 4-H Fair
• Elkhart: Wind pulls off roofs at River Run Apartments, five people displaced
• Fire at Sauk Trail Bar and Grille in Union, Mich., confirmed as arson
• Army's Golden Knights drop in on the fair
• A crash and a fire, but no injuries, on Elkhart's Bristol Street- VIDEO
• Side Lines / Bill Beck: Bobby Bowden puts a gripping spin on life
• Elkhart: Waste collection totals 44.5 tons
• Granger: Goodwill donation drive, sale Saturday
• Run, walk, swim, eat for a good cause
• Indiana #1 in recovery projects
• Goshen: Volunteers needed to build playground
• Today's Fair Schedule
• A 4-H Fair miracle, baby
• Fire closes Sauk Trail Bar & Grill in Union
• Elkhart police arrest bank robbery suspect
• Suspicious fire destroys Ox Bow landmark
• American Countryside Farmers Market closing
• Entertainment digest: Special gathering at Essenhaus, Art Camp for Children, two production audition
• Entertainment calendar
• Investigators rule arson in Sauk Trail fire
• Comeback expected at this year's Amish Acres Arts and Crafts Festival
• Scenes from Kids Day at the Elkhart County 4-H Fair
• Indie rockers Wilco and Yo La Tengo slide into the Cove Friday
• Crime Stoppers seeks tips on '09 Eklhart homicide
• Goshen man fair after tractor wreck
• Today’s fair schedule
• Today at the fair
• Wa-Nee school board member Beer leaving post for new job
• Storm destroys greenhouse at Bullard Farm Market
• Go green at the fair
• Driverless car crashes into pole in downtown Elkhart
• Osolo Township ambulance proposal a 'hot issue'
• Here's what you need to know to enjoy the Elkhart County 4-H Fair tractor pull event
• '72 president says fair has improved
• Today’s fair schedule
• Goshen: Teen who tried to prevent crash described as a hero
• Lonestar will blend old with the new
• Elephant ears have more than one meaning at fair
• 2nd District candidates discuss debates
• Fun in store with Urban Adventure
• What's the trick to getting TV- or video-addicted kids to exercise? Make it fun
• Fair rides open again after storm; concert is still a go
• Elkhart police searching for man who robbed downtown bank
• Suspicious fire destroys Ox Bow Park tower
• Government at a glance
• Local digest — S.R. 119 repaving project under way in Goshen
• Local digest — INDOT chief, local leaders to discuss transportation issues
• Concert to help Goshen boy get a dog
• Local digest — Daytime burglaries on the increase in Cass County, Mich.
• Local digest —Storm damage fixed at Pierre Moran pool
• Local digest — School panel to discuss wind turbines
• Local digest — GOP candidates to appear at forum
• Potential seen for business ties with China
• Lewis still enjoys playing for a living
• Lady Antebellum excites big county fair audience
• Girl who fell from fire escape is improving
• United Way of Elkhart County News: Build A Boat
• Spring Fling Earth Day Celebration
• Ribbon Cutting and Open House
• United Way's Community Incentive Raffle Winners Announced
• United Way Of Elkhart County Newsletter - Campaign Update: November 17, 2009
• United Way Of Elkhart County Newsletter - Campaign Update : November 10, 2009
• United Way Of Elkhart County Newsletter - Campaign Update : November 3, 2009
• United Way of Elkhart County Newsletter - Campaign Update : October 27, 2009
• United Way of Elkhart County Newsletter - Campaign Update : October 20, 2009
• United Way of Elkhart County Newsletter - Campaign Update : October 13, 2009
• United Way of Elkhart County Newsletter - Campaign Update : October 6, 2009
• United Way of Elkhart County Newsletter - September 29, 2009
• United Way Of Elkhart County Campaign Update - September 22, 2009
• News from United Way of Elkhart County - December 11, 2008
• United Way of Elkhart County Newsletter - November 25, 2008
• United Way of Elkhart County Newsletter: What Matters. You Matter
• United Way of Elkhart County Newsletter - November 4, 2008
• United Way of Elkhart County Newsletter - October 14, 2008
• United Way of Elkhart County Newsletter - October 7, 2008
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