ELKHART — Communities that want to address their housing needs would be expected to sacrifice zoning and architecture standards to tap into a new state fund under a bill authored by a career homebuilder. Read moreBill would offer infrastructure loans in trade for axed standards
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ELKHART — Members of the Elkhart Cowboys flag football team received special recognition fro…
GOSHEN — A man who pleaded guilty to child molesting in a decade-old case has been sentenced…
ELKHART — Concord Community Schools rolled out its five-year strategic plan which outlines f…
GOSHEN — A judge will decide in March if two men accused of killing an Elkhart teen will be …
ELKHART — The Northern Indiana Hispanic Health Coalition (NIHHC) recently ran a successful C…
ELKHART — Elkhart Community Schools is seeking community feedback through a series of 50-min…
ELKHART — Elkhart Community Schools is seeking community feedback through a series of 50-min…
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Concord outscored Wawasee 26-16 in the middle two quarters Friday night and then held off a …
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ELKHART — Ruthmere Curator Jennifer Johns will present a Gallery Talk on “Vintage Valentine Cards” at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 1.
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