ELKHART — Unemployment claims were higher in Elkhart County the week ending April 4 than in any other county in Indiana except Marion County as businesses from factories to restaurants furloughed workers in a bid to stem the coronavirus outbreak. Read more
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ELKHART — Area churches are experimenting with new norms during this holiest of Christian holidays – traditional Easter celebrations in the age of the coronavirus.

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