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GOSHEN — People facing lower-level criminal charges who pose little risk to re-offend may get out of jail quicker under new rules that go into effect next year. Read more
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ELKHART — Employees at Forest River Inc. know how to build RVs. They also know how to throw a picnic.
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ELKHART — The ninth annual Quilt Gardens Bike Ride had 250 bicyclists riding around Elkhart …
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ELKHART — Employees at Forest River Inc. know how to build RVs. They also know how to throw …
MIDDLEBURY — Middlebury’s Boys & Girls Club is ready to take on the next wave of childre…
GOSHEN — Former Elkhart County Sheriff Brad Rogers has thrown his hat in the ring as a Repub…
ELKHART — Multiple agencies that serve children and families announced a new collaborative a…
ELKHART — A South Bend man was arrested on drugged driving and drug possession charges after…
ELKHART — The City of Elkhart Office of Development Services is inviting residents to partic…
ELKHART — An Elkhart man is accused of robbing a convenience store at knifepoint before bein…
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ELKHART — Southgate Crossing is making plans to become the tourist attraction its builders a…
DUNLAP — Former NFL player and motivational speaker Harvie Herrington told students at Conc…
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ELKHART — The start of the 2019 high school football season is a bittersweet one for Elkhart…
GOSHEN — The Goshen football program has endured some rough times in recent years.
ELKHART — This is the year Josh Shattuck has been building for at Elkhart Central.
DUNLAP — Concord football coach Craig Koehler has been able to focus on football this pre-se…
The 2019 girls high school cross country season promises to be one of the strongest in recen…
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Many people enjoy having local food experiences. If you’ve never eaten a tree-ripened fresh peach and had the juice run down your arm, you haven’t lived. It is messy, but so good!
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